Enriching the Soil of Your Life
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In response to my post No Flu Shots 4 Us: We Use Elderberry Syrup (99% Effective For H5N1), many have been sharing (unsolicited) anecdotally how well elderberry does for them to shorten, lessen or halt the flu altogether.
So when a mom commenter stated that her daughter Hadleigh was immune-compromised and had been taking elderberry daily to see if it helped, I did some digging to see if there was anything in science to support that….
No flu shots for us! Instead our family relies on powerful elderberry. My non-alcoholic version is perfect for kids. First, I’ll tell you what’s so great about it – then I’ll tell you how to make your own!
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[This post by Breana Carlson was on FB Sept. 10 ’18. I put it out in the hopes that it will give increased knowledge of what birth control (and many drugs) can do to wreck an otherwise normal life. Breana she gives permissions in her original post.]
“I’ve been debating on posting this, but today particularly is a rough day for me, and I decided it was time to put my story out there. This might be TMI or graphic to some (pictures attached), so read with caution.…
Updated 9/2018.
Occasionally, a subject comes up that is so wide-reaching in its impact, that everyone should know about it. The effect of fish oil supplementation for the brain and nervous system of struggling children holds immense positive implications for these children and their families.
Like scurvy developing without adequate Vitamin C, research shows a very high correlation between struggling to learn, speech and language disorders, behavioral issues, and ADD/ADHD with a lack of essential fatty acids (EFAs) in the diet. When EFAs are given, we see that malfunctioning, undernourished brains can be corrected!
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Tylenol is the most reached for medicine by today’s parents for young children when discomfort or fever strikes. And it’s use is frequently encouraged by many pediatricians. Tylenol is the generic trade name in the U.S. whereas Paracetamol is the name in the UK, both known as acetaminophen.
Now, a major peer-reviewed study of over 20,000 children in the European Journal of Public Health suggests that giving this popular medicine, even as infrequently as once per year, leads to a high chance of those children developing permanent, life-threatening asthma….
