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• Chicks started hatching today so I will soon get my dehydrator back....can't wait :-)

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• Thanks heaps ladies...I will have a go at these things and see if it makes a difference :-) I would love to reverse it as I have very long hair so I look like a skunk with dark hair and a white stripe. My daughter sometimes dyes it with golden seal …

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• Day 1 - All went well...wow, really gets the saliva flowing even after spitting it out. Teeth felt pretty clean afterwards.

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• Hmmmm...this sounds interesting, I had never heard of it before! So I might just try this oil pulling and see what happens, I've got some sesame oil in the fridge. Given Weston Price's research on health problems starting with dental problems there …

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• I try not to place much importance on 'superfoods' as it seems that they are based on the fashion of the day. I have survived quite well without Maca for the last 38 years so expect I will for the next 38 as well. No problems with asparagus here eit…

  in Asparagus, how do you peel a Zuchini and what is Maca? Comment by Cares
• I looooved this article :-) I have a solid frame and even when young was pretty well muscled I was always tagged as being 'over weight or sometimes called fat by the less polite'. Funny thing is...I swam for and hour a day, did physically hard work …

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• I use avocado oil as a moisturizer as well as making sure I drink enough water and also take Calc. Flour. tissue salts (for elasticity)

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• Chanie...Cattle on most of it but I am working towards organics with Avo's, blueberries, currants and some citrus. My garden area, which I greedily told my hubby that he wasn't allowed to put cattle in, or slash it - he has slashed a few of my smal…

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• Chanie...I'm in the middle New South Wales near the coast (well about 45 mins drive) on 270 acres. I think the coastal areas of NSW are the best as it is not to hot, cold, dry, wet it is just like goldie locks porridge...Just Right :-) Hey sv3...I w…

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• Yeah...I'm an Aussie :-) Never got a problem with fruit, vegies & organic supplies etc. Good weather for growing your own food as well; which is what I try to do mostly.

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• Australia...Big country, small population, fantastic landscapes and animals, lots of sunshine, friendly people, low crime rate, free health care...the list just goes on and on and on and on :-)

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• A cayene pepper poultice (not chilli) is good to give the thyroid a bit of a kick start. And seaweed, seaweed, seaweed!

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• Never really suffered from depression myself but was reading a book by Phillip Day recently called 'The Mind Game' and it mentioned Niacin as being really good for depression. Really good read, I would encourage strongly that people read the book. A…

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• I won't touch tofu or unfermented soy products like soy milk, braggs etc no point listing the reasons that has already been done by others I will use a small amount of miso though, but that is fermented. I see tofu as totally un-neccessary to a raw/…

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• I work from home so I don't really cop it from anyone, but my hubby does occassionally. But he has also had the opposite reaction with work mates at times...on one building site he had about 20 or so tradesmen standing around in the carpark eating s…

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• When your body releases toxins they go to the liver for phase 1 of the liver process at this point they bind to proteins in order to go through phase 2 of the liver process. If you do not have enough protein in your diet this is when you get ‘detox …

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• Yep…the old baking soda works a treat! We use it on bee & wasp stings, spider bites ets It takes away the stinging and itching immediately. It works by breaking down protein, a butcher was telling me that a lot of the asian countries dunk meat i…

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• Hubby had a funny experience the other day. He is working on a commercial building site and word went around pretty quick that he was raw veg. The head supervisor (normally a nice guy but having a bad day) walked outside the other day to find about …

  in What Do You Tell People About Your Diet? Comment by Cares
• Hi Bean, The fiddle isn’t to hard to learn, but be prepared to sound horrible for a while but it is soooo damb exciting to learn your first tune even if it is only Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. When you get a little better it can be somewhat of an ad…

  in What do you do for unhappiness? Comment by Cares
• I had a few years, well actually about 8 years that were just a roller coaster ride of one disaster after another. Miscarriage, victim of attempted rape and assult & court cases that followed, newborn death, pulmonary embolism, 6 heart attacks, …

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• Hmmmm….never experienced bed shaking, but I did live in a very strange house once. We were renting a house that had 4 bedrooms but 2 of them at the end of a hallway felt really bad and I don’t usually get freaked out by things. We couldn’t even walk…

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• You could try using Bi-carb soda to alleviate the itchiness. Just mix a little water with it to make a paste and rub it onto skin. You could also try boosting your digestive enzymes, I’m in Australia so can’t suggest brands etc as I don’t know what …

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• Oh…this is going back a lot of years, but I recall at the time going completely off eating ALL grain and also for a short time not eating any sugar even fruit sugar. I pretty much lived on nuts, veges, dairy. Can’t tell you much more than that as it…

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• As an ex-christian, now agnostic, I still think everyone has the right to believe whatever they choose and I don’t think a person can say a christian is any more stupid than someone who is into astrology as essentially they are worshiping the same t…

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• Look up info on Aloe Vera juice it really helped me and it usually what is recommended for the condition. Cares

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• A lot of the time when people react badly to the apricot and apple seeds they are actually reacting to the concentrated pesticides and herbicides found in the seeds, so it is best to go with organic ones if you can get them. Cares

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• Cool that the apricot and apple seeds were already mentioned, it reminded me of what a friend told me recently. Her grandfather with thick irish accent always used to say, “Eat your apple seeds and you’ll never get cancer.” Well he didn’t ever get c…

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• I use a naturapath that costs several hundred dollars to do a full analysis…but whilst this might shock you, she is like a professor compared with a general practitioner. Her analysis covers EVERYTHING and the aim is to fix the problems and change t…

  in Naturopathy..how do you afford it? Comment by Cares
• Wow ‘TreeOfLife’...I had the same thing happen a few years ago with Kiwifruit too. I don’t believe that it is an allergic reaction though…I think it almost has to be the growing conditions of the fruit. Reason being that myself and my family had nev…

  in Kiwi's: Yay or Nay? Comment by Cares
• Welcome Angel_NZ, good time to start as we head into Summer…that is always the best time as the variety is so much better. Cares (NSW, Australia)

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