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My 4 reasons to buy secondhand clothing​

My new toxin-free lifestyle lead me clearing my kitchen, makeup, and medicine cabinets of toxins and opened my eyes to many of the ways we’re exposed to environmental toxins on a daily basis, from cleaning products to perfume and personal care. And as it turns out, I also needed to look inside my closets.

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Colt’s Foot Herb (Tussilago farfara) Benefits, Uses, Facts.

I keeping a store of dried coltsfoot on hand for those winter coughs and colds that are bound to come. Coltsfoot is one of the most effective cold herbs I have tried.
Coltsfoot has been a widely used as a folk remedy in Europe for thousands of years. Coltsfoot is used as a respiratory disinfectant, expectorant, and cough suppressant and makes an effective tea to

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Pancreas healing Herbs for better digestion

Pancreas healing herbs will increase its ability to function properly so that the nutrients from food that you eat will be fully digested and will become available to you. Although Tiny and generally unnoticed, your pancreas plays one of the most important roles in the digestive and endocrine process.

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ZINC. Herbs & Foods high in Zinc.

Zinc is an essential trace element that is vital to literally every organ of our body. Essential means that our body or our gut bacteria cannot produce its own and we must obtain it with Food.

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Homemade Cough Syrup

Our first go to cough remedy and also great to give as a preventative in the winter months! The formulation of this Homemade Cough Syrup is not to stimulate the immune system, but rather support it with Vitamin C rich & Nutrient-dense Organic Ingredients.

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My Kitchen ESSENTIALS

The right kitchen essentials you a ton of time and effort!! My kitchen is not huge, but it’s just the right size for us and I love everything about it! But it doesn’t have a lot of storage, so I only keep what I use daily. My tools has to be ESSENTIAL!

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Korean Carrot Salad

Korean carrot salad is more Russian than Korean, was invented by Korean Immigrants in Eastern Russia when they couldn’t find the Napa cabbage for their Kim-chi, so they substitute for carrots. The salad was sold by the immigrants on farmers markets and became loved and famous!

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San Francisco Cioppino recipe

Very popular and iconic San Francisco dish! Cioppino is a tomato-based seafood stew that was invented by the San Francisco Italian fishermen of North Beach in the late 1800s using whatever seafood was left over from the day’s catch. Often times it was crab, shrimp, clams and fish, which were then combined with onions, garlic and tomatoes, and then everything was cooked with herbs in olive oil and wine.

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