In the Midwest, winter has arrived and with it always seems to come cold and flu season. This year I am better equipped to handle the common cold and flu with natural alternatives to aid our body's own immune system in healing. Just a few years ago my way of dealing with a cold usually was a trip to the local drugstore to stock up on over-the-counter remedies. I am not an expert but have enjoyed casually learning more about the benefits of natural remedies using items such ... continue reading...
How I Got Over a Cold in Two Days
Yep, I'm serious - two days. My colds usually linger forever - well okay, maybe a week but it feels like forever. This time I was determined to be consistent in helping my body's immune system to kick in and fight this cold off asap. Most times when I'm sick I get lazy and tired and don't keep up with my supplements and healthy eating so the illness lingers. I determined what would be to my benefit and to make sure I was taking regularly throughout the ... continue reading...
Getting Controversial – Vaccines, Real Food, Choices with Your Children and The Gospel
I'm not normally a controversial blogger but I'm stepping out for a moment and getting bold—sorta. I'm writing to express my frustration that I see so many times in our Christian circles of mommies who get all fired up over whether to vaccinate or not vaccinate. Debates over how we should be feeding our families. The cloth versus paper diaper debate is another one and how about sharing online that you actually ate a meal at McDonald's —horrid—just horrid! What boggles my mind is how ... continue reading...
Cinnamon & Raw Honey Cold Fighter Recipe
The cold season is upon us in Wisconsin and this two ingredient powerhouse should be a staple on your counter to knock out a cold before it gets a chance to get a hold of you or your family. Cinnamon & Raw Honey Cold Fighter: 1 teaspoon of Raw Honey (antibacterial and antimicrobial properties) 1/4 teaspoon of ground Cinnamon (contains volatile oils that are antibacterial and anti fungal) Mix together and take one teaspoon with a glass of water two or ... continue reading...