#Manuka Honey For Cold

[frezzorblog]

Get Winter Ready: Manuka Honey for Colds

Winters, the season of flu is here! It's when we all catch a cold and experience lows in our health. But this time, let's tackle it with the healing power of New Zealand's Manuka honey.

Thick brown Manuka honey is well recognized for several of its health benefits. With several recent pieces of research being published, Manuka honey's boundless therapeutic potential is slowly unraveling. And guess what? Manuka honey can be a natural armor against winter diseases! Let's see how you can use Manuka honey for winter…Continue Reading

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[askwhatsforlunch]

Passionfruit Iced Tea

As we're heading Southwards, and the sun is bright and hot on the road, a cooling beverage is most welcome. This Passionfruit Iced Tea is not only delightfully refreshing, it's also delectably good. Ripe passion fruit give it a Summer-y hue and taste, and blends perfectly with Lao white tea from Pakse, and Manuka Honey from Aotearoa New Zealand. It's definitely a drink for travelling! Happy Sunday!

Ingredients fills a 1 ¼-quart pitcher):

4 ripe passion fruits

2 tablespoons good quality loose-leaf white tea

2 heaped teaspoons Manuka Honey

4 cups (filtered) water (at room temperature)

Halve passion fruits and scoop their pulp into a large bowl or pitcher.

Fill a tea ball with white tea leaves and close tightly.

Drizzle passionfruit pulp with Manuka Honey, add filled tea ball to the pitcher or bowl, and cover with water. Place in the refrigerator to chill and steep, overnight.

Remove tea ball, and serve Passionfruit Iced Tea very cold.

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[moved-accounts-btw]

Sweet little bumblebee ---------------------------------- SCP-321 [The Bee Child] Sadie Beckett Wolcott // Her/Them// Minor//Class Safe Cw: Body horror/Mention of cannibalism More info! Verrrry long- VVVV

Physical and Characteristics:

Sarah is a humaniod (Intersex) who was born on July 4, 18██. Lacks melanin in her hair, eyes, and skin.

Sarah suffered with speech impediments and remain selective mute, using a white board or a deck of speaking cards to communicate

Struggles to adapting to new situations, due to her lack of knowledge. Sarah's body is afflicted with chronic weakness, which significantly impairs her ability to perform physical tasks.

She often experiences coldness in her extremities and may require additional clothing or heating to maintain her body temperature.

Her legs are particularly weak, making walking without assistance challenging. To move, she depends on elbow crutches, which provide the necessary support.

To maintain her physical state, Sarah requires regular consumption of royal jelly produced by her protective bees.

Without the intake of royal jelly, her body undergoes deformations, elongation, and begins to consume her own muscles, resulting in extreme pain.

Anomalous Properties:

Sarah's anomaly is distinct from Theo's, whose abilities involve physical healing through touch. Her anomaly primarily affects mental damage and appears to have been either given or taken from Theo during a divine interaction.

The subject's aging process has been significantly slowed, estimated to be around half the rate of a normal human.

Sarah's primary anomaly revolves around bees and honey, and it includes different types of bees that produce various cognitive hazards or effects. Wherever she goes, bees are drawn to her, often attempting to create hives in her hair or on her clothes.

Friendly Bees [Apis, Honey bee] ( clover honey, sage honey, orange blossom honey, sourwood honey):

These bees are non-hostile and behave like regular working bees or accompany their queen.

Their honey has a positive effect on mental health, inducing a peaceful state in consumers.

Therapists have recommended the use of this honey, though the site director remains cautious.

Neutral Bees [Apis Mellifera] ( Manuka Honey, Dandelion Honey, Blueberry Honey, Macadamia Honey):

These bees are neutral but will become aggressive if provoked.

They produce honey with curative properties for the human body.

However, if stung by one of these bees ten times within a 24-hour period, the victim's internal organs turn into candied organs, leading to a peaceful death, akin to SCP-1176. The Honey bees then consume the corpse and offer it to their queen.

Protective Bees (Apis Mellifera Mellifera + Aster Honey/Ironbark Honey/Coffee Honey/Fireweed Honey):

These bees act as guards for the queen and become hostile if she is distressed or injured.

Their honey is exclusively for the queen, and they defend it vigorously against beekeepers.

They retain their stingers and possess venom that allows them to control their victims in under 40 minutes.

The risk of collecting this honey is justified by a 30% chance that the bees will produce immortal honey, distinguished by its taste and shimmering color.

#Sadie Wolcott #scp 321 #Rewrite Bright Family #scp-321 Bee Child #scp #ref #scp foundation

[chinitasofea]

Girl, I need your hair routine!! My curls are just wild af…

Okay I got you! 🥰

I’m going to list all the products I use and how I use them. If you need me to send you pictures of specific products go ahead and DM me, I’ll be happy to send links or pictures!

Wash routine:

I only wash my hair every other day (2-3 times a week) NOT everyday!

I’ll use AG hair “Curl Revive shampoo” & “Curl Thrive Conditioner” (A more affordable option that I also use is Shea Moisture “curl & shine” shampoo/conditioner)

I’ll detangle my hair in the shower and I use a wide tooth comb to do that

Once I get out I use a deep conditioner my favorite is Shea Moisture “Manuka Honey & Mafura oil Intensive hydration Hair Masque” I’ll section off my hair and use that while I use a Denmen Brush to comb through the product.

After it’s combed through I’ll put my hair in a bun and let it sit for like 30+ minutes

After that I’ll wash out the product with cold water

Styling Routine:

I’ll section off my hair into 4 sections and use a spray bottle to put water on each section and put in some leave-in conditioner. My favorites are AG Hair “Re:Coil” and “Curl Thrive” used together OR Shea Moisture “Curl Enhancing smoothie” used on its own

Once I have those in my hair I’ll use my Denmen brush to comb the product in.

Make sure you always comb away from your scalp NOT down to help get some volume

After that I’ll add some gel to each section. My favorite is Shea Moisture “Defining Styling Gel”

Drying:

If I have time I’ll use a Hair dryer w/ a diffuser attachment

If not I’ll just let my hair air dry

After my hair is dry I use a Hair pick to help fluff out my hair and I also will add some Argon oil on my hands and separate some curls for volume

I use a silk hair bonnet after my wash days to preserve my curls

It’s important to note that I have a Rezo hair cut which makes my hair look fuller+more volume, what works for my hair may not work for yours and what works for your hair my not work for mine (:

Hopefully this helped, may your curls look amazing 🥳

#curly hair #naturally curly #curls #curly girl #curlsfordays #curlyhead #curlyhair #curly hair routine #me

[raggedorchid]

She is mine.

As the early morning sun shone on her golden brown eyes,it revealed pools of manuka honey; with opalescent flecks of honeybees scattered throughout. Her cheeks rose red; imitating the flower itself. Her lips contain a cupid's bow so strong, when I dream of her kiss fiery passion shoots into my lungs, burning my throat; leaving scars in its wake. Her hair incases her face, the colour of apricots, peaches, and plums resembling jam in its sweetest form. She’s nature's finest artwork, a mixture of Autumn leaves, and Spring flowers, Summer nights, and Winter rain.                            

She is mine 

While all my world is seen through gloomy shades in dark pockets of the street, her eyes show me what the world looks like through rose coloured lenses. Even on my darkest days her warmth embraced me like hot tea on a frosty morning. She uses colours in ways I never thought possible; she uses rainbows to paint  portraits, each one of my imperfections she perfects. When she’s a part of my world it’s like watching a kaleidoscope while on acid. Colours bounce along the road, jumping car to car, to the people on the footpaths; colours splatter everywhere.

She is mine 

We finally are one. Icy fingers elegantly laced together. Cold arms intertwined. Brittle bodies shared. I knew her like the back of my hand, leaving her now vulnerable in my arms. Sometimes I felt that she knew me better than she knew herself, always looking over her shoulder, her keys clenched in her fist; second floor flat key, postbox key, car key, they all lined the inside of her fingers. “Shadows in the dark that's all it is” she reassured herself when she saw me following her. “Wind in the trees” she said when she heard me breath. When she heard footsteps, she ran.

She is mine 

The dip between her shoulder and neck powdered with perfume, her scent smelling of roses intoxicating, bringing me ever closer. Dusk had settled upon us, as the rain set in the aroma of petrichor rolled over the hills, overwhelming my senses.  She had made it back home to where she was “safe”, her second floor flat. She left her keys on the kitchen bench and headed to the bathroom where she jumped straight in the shower, where she tried to cleanse her mind of the odd happenings that night. She hadn’t shut the front door,  nor had she latched her bathroom  window. She saw me. 

She is mine 

The melancholy of the witching hour. As she ran out the door in nothing but a towel, she screamed for help. As she met the stairs some say she slid and fell, others think she was pushed. Her head hit the stairs, all those pretty colours that she had shown once before came forth once again, painting the walls in patterns I could never forget. Her sombre and odious blood dripped down the  staircase seeping into the cracks, staining them. Her colours were lifeless.

Her eyes; black like the voids of space. Her cheeks; pale, reflecting the morning moonlight. Her hair; now the colour of the sepia paintings on the wall, sodden in her own blood. Her lips; a broken bow, leaving the fire to die out in her heart. Her body; so beautiful, yet lifeless.    

She was mine

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#female manipulator #manic pixie dream girl #coquette #female rage #girlblogging #real love #i was all over her

[saintlaurentproblems]

Girlie do you have an old remedy for fighting a virus? My thought is inflamed and my body hurts. Already gone the regular route of meds

A lot of vitamins & water. Green tea manuka honey is always helpful! Mint tea for when I'm nauseous.

I take this big ass horse pill when I feel like I'm getting a cold. And usually my symptoms go away

#answered

[alexa-crowe]

You asked for tea recommendations and I’m delivering because I’d gone down to make a cuppa anyway.

So, first things first, I always recommend starting with something your familiar with. The first tea I ever drank and liked was apple and cinnamon flavour, and because I understood the flavours, I actually enjoyed it.

As an extra consideration for that, choose flavours you know you like when they’re hot. It took me years to enjoy peppermint tea, because I’d only ever had mint cold before. There’s a strawberry and cucumber tea that I really like, but again, it took a couple of mugs of it to get used to having those flavours hot.

I think this is kind of why herbal teas are easier to drink than tea-teas, y’know?

Anyway, on to some recommended brands. I don’t know if you can get any of these where you are, but these are my go-to brands

First off, Pukka. They’re a little pricier than some other brands, but they have a really big range and there really is something for everyone. They also come individually wrapped and that for me is a must because I always have teabags just floating around my bag and also sometimes I won’t have a flavour for months at a time and then I’ll suddenly crave it again.

The night time one I’ve been drinking for nearly six years now, it’s very soothing. Some people don’t like how it smells, though, but I’ve never found a problem with it. The lemongrass and ginger one I usually only have when I’m on my period, and the chai one I have when I’m writing because I find the scents help focus me. Personally, though, I probably wouldn’t start with the lemongrass or chai ones as your first flavour. There’s a Manuka honey one that I really love that I don’t have any of at the moment and is on my shopping list for tomorrow.

My absolute favourite tea at the moment is this one

I don’t have the box any more but it’s really citrusy, it’s orangey and lemony and it really does make my day when I have it. This is a good one to have as your first foray into Pukka teas.

The other brand I drink a lot of is Twinnings.

These three are the ones I have at the moment that I’d really recommend. The camomile and spiced apple is lovely for autumn and is almost out so I need to get some more, and the other two are great for when you’re really stressed. The other one I like is the strawberry, cucumber and aloe Vera which is another of their super blends range. Honestly, I prefer the superblends ones to the normal twinings ones, even though they’re more expensive. Oh, also, the twinings buttermint tea is really good if you want something to ease you into mint teas.

The other brand I occasionally drink is kib

This one isn’t my favourite, and it’s kinda expensive, but it’s better than some teas that I’ve had, also.

I also usually keep a stock of just plain standard camomile and peppermint and stuff, but honestly…it’s a trial and error game of finding what blend works best for you. Both twinings and pukka do assortment boxes of like five teabags of four different flavours that are really good for finding out what works for you, cause it can be a pretty pricy guessing game otherwise.

The other way of trialing flavours is Pukka do an advent calendar (I know you’re not Christian, and it’s kinda expensive if you think about it) for like £10 ish where they have 24 tea bags of different blends so you can treat it like a sample box and try 24 different flavours without committing to a whole box of tea that you have know way of knowing if you’ll like it. I think twinings might do one too, but I can’t remember.

This is really long, sorry, but one more thing of course is knowing how to brew it - knowing what temperature water works best for what teas, how long to brew them for. Most teas will tell you. I’m a sadist and will leave my teabag in my mug until the end of the drink, but I find a stronger flavour is easier to drink. A lot of the pukka ones have brew times from 5-15 minutes anyway, and I always go longer than the recommended, but it’s personal preference and trial and error.

Also, lastly, don’t feel pressured to drink tea. I think that’s something that a lot of young people (particularly if your surrounded by a lot of tea drinkers) find. Tea should be a personal journey of growth, and it takes time, and some people just really don’t enjoy it and that’s okay.

(A good mug always helps too)

Cheers

Citrusy flavors are usually fine for me, and also if I ice drinks—that worked for coffee. It still tastes horrid if it’s hot but iced it’s good. I’ll have to find some apple and orange-flavored tea to start out, maybe when I’m home for winter break since I don’t have time to break my routine rn. My bad experience with tea was when I was feeling sick and my mom made me like honey and lemon tea and not only did it just straight up taste horrid but the sweetness/sourness was really off. I haven’t trusted tea since 😂

#ofc british tea is different i guess #idk i’ve never bothered bc i generally hate warm drinks unless it’s hot chocolate #everything else tastes better cold #i’ll try them iced first though #rambling #ask

[abookishdreamer]

Character Intro: Callisto (Kingdom of Ichor)

Nicknames- Cal by her friends & family

Age- 17

Location- Arcadia, Olympius

Personality- She's an outdoorsy type of girl, who finds peace in the woods, surrounded by nature. She's a bit shy and naive & is currently questioning a few things about herself- like her sexuality. She currently identifies herself as being asexual. She’s single.

She was born and raised in the state of Arcadia to her parents- Lycaon and Nonacris (Nona for short). Cal also has two little sisters named Dia & Psophis (called Sophi for short).

Her dad is currently not living with them, his whereabouts unknown. Cal doesn't know all the details, but she does know that her dad was cursed- transformed into a shapeshifting werewolf by the King of Olympius & the gods, Zeus, after disrespecting him. One night while in the midst of an argument with Nona, Lycaon transformed (blinded by intense anger), and scratched his wife across her face (on the right side). He left her with a noticeable jagged scar- starting from the end of her eyebrow, running the length of her entire jaw. Before his curse, Lycaon worked as a lieutenant to Lord Iasus.

When her dad left, Cal & the rest of her family had to move out of their mansion (because of the payments) and thus downsizing to a small, but cute home- complete with a fireplace.

She has a part time job at The Roasted Bean in her city. Her go-to drink there is an iced vanilla sweet cream cold brew.

Cal's been a major support system for her mom Nona. Each night, she passes a skin oil product to help improve the appearance of the scar. Some nights, she sees her mom sitting by an open window, waiting up for Lycaon.

She likes to think of herself as a night owl. Cal often stays up late- listening to music, writing in her journal, knitting, praying to the moon goddesses Artemis, Selene, & Phoebe, or reading suspense novels.

A favorite sweet treat of hers is butter pecan ice cream (with caramel swirls) from The Frozen Spoon. There's one in her neighborhood.

Cal is an awesome big sister to her little sisters! Because their mom leaves before dawn for work, she drives Dia & Sophi to school. Afterschool, Cal helps them with their homework and makes them fried bologna & cheese sandwiches for lunch. The three of them do lanyard together, often going to the craft store for more supplies on the weekend. Cal can do a mean double twisted cobra design! They also like going to the zoo- especially to check out the bear exhibit.

Hair day at the house is an important rite of passage. Cal does her hair on her own- usually wearing it as a curly fro. She helps her mom with washing her little sisters' hair (using the Glory's Crown papaya & hibiscus shampoo and conditioner). When it's fully dry, it's finished off with the manuka honey hair pomade and black castor oil. If her mom's too tired, Cal will do their hair- in two strand twists, french braids, bantu knots, & high puff ponytails.

She's a huge fan of the goddess Artemis. Cal listens to her band Eclipse- with their song "Insomniac" being her phone's ringtone.

Her favorite nail polish to paint her nails with is "Eclipsed" (a dark blue-black color) from the moon goddess' nail polish brand, Colors of Twilight.

Cal's friend group is a dryad nymph named Kamira, a harpy named Melli, and two other mortals- a guy & girl named Lucas and Ophelia. They've been there for her as she's been questioning her sexuality. Her first kiss happened when she was eight at camp with another girl named Cate. Her first "relationship" was with her gym classmate- a boy named Bastian. They were both thirteen & it lasted for three weeks. Cal ended things when he wanted to go to "second base" with her. She does take notice of aesthetically pleasing looking people- no matter the gender!

She loves using cocoa butter lotion on her body!

One of her greatest dreams is to join Artemis' group of hunters.

In her free time, Cal's been taking archery lessons. She also likes jogging, doing yoga, hanging out with her friends (they even went to the LunarWorld Theme Park!), cooking, stargazing, spending time with her family, canoeing, & rollerblading.

Her favorite food is the barbeque boneless rib sandwich from The Bread Box. She also likes her mom's rice & gravy.

"The light of the moon is my spotlight!"

#my oc #my oc character #my character #oc character #oc intro #character intro #oc introduction #character introduction #modern greek mythology #greek myth retellings #greek mythology

[udurghsigil]

heh. heheheh. 18 for that ask game :3 also 1 + all multiples of 7 :3

SOBBING ABT ALREADY DOING 18 BUT IM GIVING U A MILLION KISSES MY LOVE!!!!! AND SECRET LORE... the cooking oils are extra virgin olive oil, cold-pressed coconut oil and pure avocado oil.... and microfiber towels are endlessly powerful... also i used to use sheamoisture manuka honey + yogurt hair mask like every fuckin week but 1. im lazy and 2. you probably shouldn't do it for a week i just had severely fucked hair at the time... there was also another hair mask but i cannot remember for the life of me what it was

1.who is/are your comfort character(s)? artemy and sanmos <3 its still them because on god every character i have fallen for latley causes me psychic damage... alknjdfs you could also say kirby but idk how you would tell (pretending like my room is not full of kirby merch)

7. hair-ties or scrunchies? WAIT THIS IS A HAIR QUESTION TOO. IT ALL WORKS OUT . SCRUNCHIES ALL THE WAY BABEYYYY i need XL scrunchies that are turbo stretchy or else my roots get pulled too tight + straighten out... OTL

14. do you love the smell of earth after it rains? i was having a bad night the other night and left my window open and didnt realize it had rained when all of a sudden i smelled wet earth and trees and i think i had been transported straight 2 heaven...

21. something you’ve kept since childhood? wen i was really little (i dont remember exactly when) my grandma sewed me a spongebob blanket and ive had it in my room... For Forever.... i dont always sleep with it now bc i have a weighted blanket but its good for when im awake and cold... :^)

28. do you wear a mask? YES... i dont rly when im alone with friends or walking through the empty parts of my neighborhood but otherwise yes yes yes mask everywhere.

35. what’s your timezone? PST!! god's least favorite timezone!

42. an app you frequently use besides this godforsaken site? spotify is the only one i REALLY use often now... that and emby!!! (basically just another music streaming app asndkfjsad)

49. can you skip rocks? honestly i haven't been to a lake/body of water (or really a pleasant outing thats anything like that) for years now so i couldn't say 😭😭😭 probably not tho... eager to learn

#ask #kissing u a billion times like that dream where we were surrounded by zombies and fell in a well/lake/river/whatever body of water #u know the one #also i like the math aspect to this ask... rly making me use my noodle here #i was really good at my time tables esp sevens but i had to really calculate this for some reason adnlkjfsnaf

[askwhatsforlunch]

Chilli and Manuka Honey Balsamic Strawberries

These Chilli and Manuka Honey Balsamic Strawberries make a delectable Summer dessert where the fragrant fire of Piment d'Espelette is balanced by the suave sweetness of Manuka Honey! "Another French and Kiwi marriage made in Heaven," Ava said!

Ingredients (serves 2):

1 cup small, ripe Garden Strawberries 

1/4 teaspoon Piment d'Espelette or ground chilli

1 heaped teaspoon pure raw Manuka Honey

1/2 tablespoon Modena Balsamic Vinegar

Thoroughly rinse Strawberries under cold water. Drain them well in a colander; set aside.

In serving bowl, combine Piment d'Espelette and Manuka Honey, stirring well until blended. Gradually stir in Balsamic Vinegar until well-combined.

Halve Strawberries, and add to the bowl, tossing well to coat in sauce. Chill in the refrigerator, at least an hour.

Serve Chilli and Manuka Honey Balsamic Strawberries cold, on their own, or as a topping to Greek or thick yoghurt or Ice Cream!

#Recipe #Food #Chilli and Manuka Honey Balsamic Strawberries #Chilli and Manuka Honey Balsamic Strawberries recipe #Chilli and Manuka Honey Balsamic Strawberry recipe #Strawberries #Garden Strawberries #Fresh Strawberries #Piment d'Espelette #Chilli #Chilli Powder #Manuka Honey #Honey #Pure Honey #Balsamic Vinegar #Modena Balsamic Vinegar #Quick recipe #Easy recipe #5 Ingredients or Less #Dessert #Dessert recipe #Summer #Summer recipe #Date Night #Date Night recipe

[pranalipawargis]

Manuka Honey Market Overview By Recent Opportunities And Forecast 2024-2033

Manuka honey is a unique type of honey that is produced in New Zealand by bees that pollinate the manuka tree. The honey has unique antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that make it a popular natural remedy for a variety of ailments. Manuka honey is commonly used to treat wounds, skin infections, and digestive issues. It is also said to boost the immune system and help fight off colds and flu.

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Key Trends

There are three key trends in Manuka honey technology:

The development of Manuka honey as a natural antibiotic:

Manuka honey has been shown to have natural antibiotic properties. This has led to the development of Manuka honey as a natural antibiotic.

The use of Manuka honey as a wound dressing:

Manuka honey has also been shown to be effective in wound healing. This has led to the use of Manuka honey as a wound dressing.

The use of Manuka honey in cosmetics:

Manuka honey has also been shown to be effective in skin care. This has led to the use of Manuka honey in cosmetics.

Key Drivers

Manuka honey is a monofloral honey produced from the nectar of the manuka tree, Leptospermum scoparium. This honey is commonly used as a natural remedy for a variety of ailments and is also used as a natural sweetener.

The global manuka honey market is driven by the rising demand for natural and organic products. The increasing awareness about the health benefits of manuka honey is also a key driver of the market. Moreover, the growing popularity of manuka honey as a natural sweetener is expected to boost the market growth in the coming years.

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Market Segmentation

The Manuka Honey Market is segmented by type, nature, distribution channel, and region. Based on type, the manuka honey market has been segmented into UMF 5+/MGO 83 mg/kg (ppm), UMF 10+/MGO 263 mg/kg (ppm), UMF 15+/MGO 514 mg/kg (ppm), and UMF 20+/MGO 829 mg/kg (ppm). By nature, the market is bifurcated into natural and conventional. Based on distribution channel, the manuka honey market has been segmented into supermarkets/ hypermarkets, convenience stores, online stores, and others. By region, the market is classified into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and rest of the world.

Key Players

The key players in the Manuka Honey Market are Arataki Honey, Capilano Honey Ltd., COMVITA, Kirksbees Honey, Manuka Health, Midland Holdings, OHA Honey, Pure Honey New Zealand, Streamland Biological Technology Limited and Watson And Sons.

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[pinnedbackartfringe]

epic sickly cold snack time (manuka honey and raw garlic clove)

[petterati]

Easy Guide to Dry Shampoo for Dogs: Benefits, Choosing Tips, and Sulphate Free Recommendation 

Dry shampoo for dogs is a handy way to clean them without water, which is good for cold weather or dogs who can't have baths. It's gentle and won't irritate sensitive skin. Using dry shampoo means you don't have to bathe your dog as often, which is helpful for dogs with skin problems. It's quick and easy to use, perfect for busy owners or dogs who don't like baths. Plus, it leaves your dog smelling nice between the washes. 

When picking a dry shampoo, check the ingredients to make sure they're safe for your dog. Choose a nice smelling one and consider if your dog has sensitive skin. Match the shampoo to your dog's fur type for the best results. Ask your vet for recommendations and choose one that's easy to apply. Most importantly, make sure it doesn't have any harmful chemicals. 

I recommend Petterati Dry Shampoo for Dogs. It smells great with green apple, manuka honey, and oats, and it's gentle on your dog's skin. Plus, it's sulphate-free and paraben-free, so it's safe to use. Your dog will stay clean, fresh, and happy with Petterati

#Dry Shampoo for Dogs #dry shampoo #dog shampoo

[healthyandmind]

UNLOCKING THE UNSEEN WONDERS DELVE INTO THE FASCINATING REALM OF CLOVES ...

Cloves are one of the best natural plants and have incredible health benefits, but millions of people don't know the best way to consume them to recover from many diseases and get a huge amount of amazing benefits that can change your life for the better.

Just three clove sticks provide your body with all the health benefits it needs, as long as they are consumed in the way we are going to mention in this video.

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Welcome again! Let's talk about what happens inside your body when you consume cloves.

If you want a healthy life free from chronic diseases, make sure that blackheads are your right choice. Let's address the hidden side of cloves, known for their distinctive aroma in dentists' offices where they work to alleviate toothache.

But there are other secrets of blackheads that you will be surprised to know. Blackheads are distinguished by the presence of the active substance considered magical, called eugenol, which has anti-inflammatory, antiviral, antibacterial and antifungal properties.

Furthermore, this substance is one of the most powerful natural antioxidants in the world. In this video, we will cover the incredible benefits of cloves, the diseases they treat and the correct ways to consume them.

Health Benefits:

Powerful treatment for acne problems, due to the antibiotic, antimicrobial, antiviral and antifungal properties of cloves.

Simply place three clove sticks in boiling water for 5 minutes, filter the water and apply it to your face or affected areas.

Wonderful treatment for stomach ulcers, also combating candidiasis and worms in the digestive system. Boil three tablespoons of cloves in 100 milliliters of water and take one teaspoon morning and evening.

Reduce stress by placing three clove sticks in a cup of green tea, helping to relieve stress and improve the body's health.

Increase testosterone by grinding two clove sticks and adding them to a cup of milk. This helps improve hair health, treat acne, facial problems, prostate problems and male infertility.

Strengthening the immune system, as cloves are rich in minerals and vitamins, contributing to the general health of the body.

Regulation of blood sugar, due to the manganese present in cloves, playing an effective role in regulating blood sugar and insulinizing the body.

Promotion of respiratory health, preventing upper respiratory infections, relieving symptoms associated with them and protecting against flu, colds, coughs and asthma.

Helps with weight loss and fat burning, due to the high percentage of healthy fibers that reduce appetite and promote a feeling of satiety.

Improved liver functions, thanks to the antioxidants in cloves, which help eliminate fat from the liver and reduce the risk of liver disease.

Improved bone health, as cloves are rich in manganese, essential for bone formation, increasing mineral density in bones and reducing inflammation in joints.

Anti-cancer properties, with active substances that fight cancer cells in the colon and breast.

And now let’s move on to our healthy recipe with cloves, here’s a tip guys!

Prepare 200 mL of water and three clove sticks, add Manuka honey, boil for 15 minutes, let it cool and add a tablespoon of Manuka honey. Take in the morning on an empty stomach or in the evening, one hour before bed.

Quick Notice:

Pregnant women should not consume cloves without consulting a doctor.

Not safe for children under 14 and those with bleeding disorders. Stop consuming cloves at least two weeks before any scheduled surgery.

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[academyofselfmastery-elderberry]

The cheap and easy way to protect your family from colds and flu 

Elderberries naturally contain vitamins A, B, and C and stimulate the immune system. Israeli researchers found that the complex sugars in elderberries support the immune system in fighting cold and flu. They developed several formulas based on these complex sugars that have been clinically shown to help ameliorate all kinds of cold/flu.

In fact: “Dr. Madeleine Mumcuoglu, of Hadassah-Hebrew University in Israel found that elderberry disarms the enzyme viruses use to penetrate healthy cells in the lining of the nose and throat. Taken before infection, it prevents infection. Taken after infection, it prevents spread of the virus through the respiratory tract. In a clinical trial, 20% of study subjects reported significant improvement within 24 hours, 70% by 48 hours, and 90% claimed complete cure in three days. In contrast, subjects receiving the placebo required 6 days to recover.”    

What you need to make a single batch:

2 x Empty Kilner Bottle or empty glass jars  1 x bottle 100% cold pressed Biona Elderberry Juice 4 x Tablespoons of maple syrup, algave or raw honey   1 x Kakadu Plum powder

METHOD:  Mix it altogether in a jug Pour into the kilner bottle or glass jars Store in the fridge

I use Kakadu plum powder as it is a powerhouse of vitamin C and full of antioxidants, a fantastic natural preservative and has the highest food-based form of vitamin C of any food known on this planet.

The elderberry juice can have a bitter taste without the sweetener added, this will depend on preference.

You could substitute the honey with maple syrup to sweeten (if vegan or under 12 months). Raw Manuka honey can also be used for children over 24 months.

DOSAGE: Elderberry Syrup is suitable for 12 months and over and if you are pregnant or are breastfeeding if you have used maple syrup.

**If you have used Manuka honey in the mixture, then it is ONLY suitable for children OVER 24 MONTHS**

Take 1 x Tablespoon every day (adults) Take 1 x Teaspoon everyday (children)

If you are feeling sick or have a cold or the onset of flu, increase dosage to 1-2 tablespoons every 3-4 hours up to 4 times per day (for children over 12 months with Maple syrup use 1-2 teaspoons

For children over 24 months and you have used raw Manuka honey then its 1-2 teaspoons per day.

About Helen

Helen Monaghan B.A (hons) has an active interest in Holistic and Alternative Medicines since 2006, where she started making her own chemical free, natural, and organic skin care products for her friends and family.

Since then, she has studied hard to become the best in her field of natural health and self healing.

Helen has worked with many other professionals across the globe where she has helped them to complete books that has inspired thousands of people across the planet and today she brings with her new ways of living,  using her knowledge and expertise where she encompasses a variety of different healing techniques.

This year she has created her Online Store and the Academy of Self Mastery learning centre, so that many more people have access to her natural health and wellbeing products, whether it be skincare, mini course, e-books or other ways of being and staying healthy.

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[mystarmyangel]

240111 Sooyoung's IG story and comment on YoonA's IG

IG story: "I whined that I caught a cold.. And the members came with good stuffs that are great for my throat.. Even the color of the flowers fits 'Wife'.. I love you❤️@/yoona__lim @/tiffanyyoungofficial @/yulyulk"

IG post comment: "Just like a manager, you cane and brought lots of things that are good for throat❤️ I love you 🙏"

+ Based on the photos, YoonA brought O Manuka's honey sticks (NZD85) and honey lozenges (NZD35) for Sooyoung!

HQ: Link

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