Skip to main content

The Plant Science Library

Search This Blog

UN Chief on Climate Change - Media Stakeout (1 August 2019)

on August 03, 2019

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Comments

Post a Comment

Viridian Food

Popular Posts

Top 7 Benefits of Magnesium

Top 7 Benefits of Magnesium Today’s blog is republished from my friends at TheAlternativeDaily, a leading publisher of daily alternative health tips that I personally read every day…The original article can be found here . Magnesium is intimately involved in over 600 reactions in the body i ncluding the metabolism of food, the transmission of nerve impulses, the synthesis of fatty acids and proteins, muscle movements, gene maintenance, and protein formation. It is one of seven essential macrominerals that must be consumed daily in large amounts — 100 milligrams or more. We store about 25 grams of magnesium in our body with more than 50 percent of this being stored in the skeletal system. The rest goes in the muscles, soft tissues, and bodily fluids. Unfortunately, studies note that about 50 percent of the people in the United States and Europe get far less than the recommended amount of magnesium. It is important to know that magnesium levels in the soil are lower than they use

How To Make Your Own Natural First Aid Kit

How To Make Your Own Natural First Aid Kit POSTED 9 HOURS AGO BY GENESIS IN ALL ARTICLES , BACKYARD PLANTS , HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES 0 Everyone should have a first aid kit on hand for those times when someone is mildly injured. However, the regular kits are full of products that are laden with chemicals and you might prefer to have a more natural alternative. With the ideas here, you can create your own herbal first aid kit and have the herbs and natural alternatives that you love ready to go. First, you’ll need a kit or bag to collect everything. This makes it very simple to grab your kit and go. Keep in mind that herbs tend to deteriorate in heat, so keep the kit in a cool place and don’t leave it in your car. It’s a good idea to keep a bottle of water in your kit so you can brew tea, wash down a capsule, or mix up a paste from dried ingredients. It’s also helpful for diluting tinctures, which may be too strong to use as is. Grindelia Tincture – Alleviates Irritation From Poi

How To Make Pine Resin Salve

How To Make Pine Resin Salve POSTED 1 DAY AGO BY SHERRA V. IN ALL ARTICLES , BACKYARD PLANTS , HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES , HOW TO , RECIPES 1 Pine resin salve is an incredible addition to your homemade pharmacy and a first-aid kit. It only makes sense that a substance produced by these long-lived, evergreen forest giants has the ability to help us heal. Pine resin or sap enables pine trees to heal themselves from wounds and protect themselves from invasion from insects, bacteria, and fungus. Pine resin, along with resins from other conifer trees has been used for well over 2000 years to aid wound healing and other skin complaints. You can see the sap that helped to heal this wound in the tree bark along with the many insect holes. The many lichens, witch’s hair, and fungi that are living on or within this tree’s bark. Medicinal Benefits Learning and practicing how to use compounds from nature to create safe and effective healthcare and healing products aid us to become more sel

Powered by Blogger