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Essential Home Remedies: Staying Healthy With Simple, Natural Home Remedies From The Pantry And The Garden
Simple, Natural Home Remedies To Help Yourself and Your Family Stay Healthy
Let me show you how you can use simple and affordable home remedies to help keep you and your family healthier.
I want to share with you, my favourite home remedies. These are the remedies that I've used and loved for years. I consider these remedies to be essential to my life! I always have these simple ingredients in the garden and the pantry because they are really easy to have on hand and really handy to know how to use.
You too can learn to use these simple home remedies to help keep yourself and your family healthier as well as saving you money on medical costs. Once you know how to use them and realise how effective they are, you'll consider them essential too.
In this book I'll share with you:
The best remedy ever for Coughs
Learn about the amazing but very common herb that stops even the most persistent coughing rapidly and that also helps to stop colds and sore throats before they take hold.
The Gout remedy
Learn about the simple and affordable remedy that helps not only with gout, but bad breath, heartburn and lots more.
A remedy for spider bites and boils!
Learn how to make a simple poultice that can be used on spider and other insect bites, boils and splinters.
and many more....
These are simple and natural home remedies that can be kept in your pantry and grown in the garden. They're tried and tested home remedies that have been used over the years and they work!
The remedies in this little book have been my favourite home remedies over the last 20 years and I'm sure they will soon be your favourites too.
If you're realising that doctors and their drugs aren't always the best medicine and you're looking for a better, cheaper way to take care of your health and the health of your family then this book is a great start. It's a quick, easy read that will get you on the path to better, more affordable health.
Essential Home Remedies: Staying Healthy With Simple Natural Home Remedies From The Pantry And The Garden contains the following:
How It All Started
The Digestive Healer: Slippery Elm
A Natural Antibiotic: Garlic
Lose Weight and Lower Blood Pressure With Chili
The Healer: Aloe Vera
From Cancer To Morning Sickness: Ginger
Thyme For Coughs and Colds
The Master Alkaliser: Lemon
From Breast Milk To Farts: Fennel Seed
Breath Deep And Be Calm With Lemon Balm
Lovely And Very Handy: Lavender Essential Oil
Breath Easy With Peppermint Essential Oil
Used For Almost Everything: Apple Cider Vinegar
From Gout To Cleaning: Baking Soda
More Handy Remedies Worth Knowing About...
In this book I share with you how I personally use each of these remedies, and fill you in on the health benefits of using them in a simple, easy to understand way. So why not get started? Take control of your health and grab your copy today!
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[#27. I got this when it was free previously back in February. Have not read it.]
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Flawless Gardens! How To Create the Perfect Organic Garden From Scratch in Less Than 7 Days
My name is Sally Stevenson and I am the author of Organic Gardening 101. In this book I talk about how you can grow organic vegetables and tasty fruit no matter where you live or how much gardening experience you have.
I have been gardening for almost 20 years and I look forward to the growing season every year. This book will take you through all the things you need to know about organic gardening. I cover quite a few topics including how to naturally protect your plants against pests!
This is the first book in my series of Gardening books, so I hope you enjoy this introduction to organic gardening - it will get you started in the right direction even if it's your first year as a gardener!
What's Inside the Book:
- HOW TO CREATE THE BEST GARDEN BEFORE YOU EVEN START
- HOW TO GET THE RIGHT SEEDS FOR YOUR GARDEN
- UNDERSTANDING YOUR GROWING SEASON
- SOIL – THE FOUNDATION OF A HEALTHY GARDEN
- STARTING YOUR PLANTS FROM SEED THE RIGHT WAY
- SOWING SEEDS DIRECTLY IN THE GARDEN
- PLANT NUTRITION FOR THE BEST POSSIBLE RESULTS
- PEST PROTECTION (THE NATURAL WAY)
...And Much More!
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7 Secrets Grow Delicious Herbs Indoors (Your Herb Garden)
Discover Your 7 Secrets Grow Delicious Herb Indoors
What is so hard about growing stuff? All you need is dirt, light and water. Right?
That is a major part of what you need. But do you know how to make the correct kind of dirt. Dirt that is light, loamy and drains well. So your herbs won’t sit and have waterlogged roots. Do you know the secret ingredient nursery professionals use in their soil mixes to promote drainage?
Do you know how to water properly and tell when to water? Do you know how to supply the correct type of light if you don’t have enough sunlight? Many herbs require the equivalent of 6 or 7 hours of direct sunlight.
Do you know when to transplant your herbs or plants to a larger container? Or how to prevent or treat fungus or mildew which are two of the major indoor plant problems? Do you know the correct kind of foods for indoor plants? Or how to dry and use your herbs?
For the small price of $3.99 which is less than a McDonalds Breakfast, you can learn the answers to the questions listed. When you purchase my book, “7 Secrets Grow Delicious Herbs Indoors” for only $3.99, you get these questions answered and more.
How to make dirt for growing herbs. Four Different soil mixes and what kind of soil additives to use including the nursery professionals secret ingredient.
Watch a video on how to mix potting soil for home use.
When to tell if your plants need water and how to water properly.
How much light each herb in my book needs and for how long.
Plus how to purchase proper supplemental lighting for your herbs.
The major preventive for fungus and mildew problems indoors.
A method for choosing herbs you want to grow.
Commercial and home remedies for plant diseases and pests.
How to harvest, dry and store your herbs including one inexpensive simple method that works well.
Saving money on mini tools for mini gardens
When and how to transplant your herbs including video
And 15 recipes to use with your own delicious herbs
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Planting Tomatoes (Tips Before You Begin)
Would you like to enjoy tomatoes fresh from your garden? Who wouldn’t, right? But sometimes the problem is knowing how to get started.
Planting Tomatoes--Tips Before You Begin is designed to help you make the decisions you need to make in order to get started. What variety is best for your gardening situation? Which ones are best for how you want to use the tomatoes—sandwiches, salads, or salsa? If you decide to use containers for your tomato garden, what size do you use and how do you use it?
With tips and FAQ’s, this book will help you clear the first hurdles and get you on your way to enjoying those delicious tomatoes you are anticipating. And if your harvest is better than anticipated, ideas are included that will keep your success from going to waste.
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How to Grow Beans and Peas: Planting and Growing Organic Green Beans, Sugar Snap Peas, and Heirloom Dry Beans and Peas
Recommended Organic Gardening Book for 2013
Beans, peas, and other edible legumes are important foods for people all around the world, providing an affordable, abundant, and nutritionally dense source of protein. Dry beans and peas can be stored for many months past the harvest and cooked into a delicious and filling main dish, earning them the nickname "vegetarian meat". Green beans, Snow Peas, and Sugar Snap Peas, the immature pods of the bean and pea plants, can be eaten raw or cooked as tasty and nutritious green vegetables.
Grow Your Own Beans and Peas
However you like to eat beans and peas, they are very simple to grow in an organic garden. This short book will walk you through the process of how to grow beans and peas. You will learn the differences between pole beans and bush beans, how to choose the right bean varieties for your climate and region, and how to obtain the freshest organic bean and pea seeds. You will learn how to plant beans and care for the plants, including proper soil and fertilization, watering, combating diseases and pests, and trellising of pole beans. Finally, we will discuss how to harvest your beans and store them properly.
Contents Include:
1. Introduction
The Importance of Beans and Peas
2. The Ancient Roots of Beans
Nourishing Civilizations for Thousands of Years
3. Nutrition and Health Benefits of Beans
Fat-Free Protein, Fiber, Minerals, and B Vitamins
4. Green Beans (Snap Beans), Shelling Beans, and Dry Beans
Different Stages of Bean Harvest and Use
5. Pole Beans versus Bush Beans
The Tall and the Short of It
6. Beans and Peas to Fit Your Climate
What to Grow in Your Region, Including Limas, Lentils, Favas, and More
7. How to Obtain Good Bean Seeds
Reliable Sources for the Freshest Seeds
8. Planting and Growing Beans
Planting Seeds and Growing in Containers, Raised Beds, and Rows
9. Planting and Growing Peas
Cool Weather Food for Spring and Fall
10. Stakes, Trellises, and Other Supports
Simple Ways to Give Your Vines Some Support
11. Soil Secrets, Fertilization, Watering, and Care
Taking Good Care of Your Beans
12. Harvesting Dry Beans and Saving Your Own Seeds
Never Buy Bean Seeds Again!
Conclusion: Additional Resources on Heirloom Beans
Heirlooms Taste Better and Provide a Link to Our Past
Save Money and Eat Healthy...Grow Your Own!
You can save a lot of money over time by growing some of your own beans and peas, especially because you do not need to buy new seeds every year. Most beans and peas are Open Pollinated (OP), meaning that they are stabilized, non-hybrid seeds. In other words, you can save the seeds from one year to the next, and plant them again. Many varieties are classified as heirloom beans as well, having been developed by our ancestors and having stood the test of time. Some of our modern beans and peas have truly ancient origins.
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Chicken Breeds: A Quick Guide on Chicken Breeds for Beginners
Are you just starting out raising chickens or are you looking for information on how to get started on having one?
"Chicken Breeds: A Quick Guide on Chicken Breeds for Beginners" is the perfect guide for beginners in chicken raising. It contains information not only with which breed of chicken is best to get if you want egg, meat, or both or an exhibition chicken, but this manual also gives you what you need to know about taking care of chickens, hatching eggs, preventing diseases, building your chicken coop, etc.
Here is the detailed list of information this guide has to offer:
A Chicken’s Life Cycle:
Typical Differences between a Rooster and a Hen:
Anatomy of a Chicken
Chicken Breeding Techniques
Chicken Breeds for Egg Production
Dual Purpose Chicken Breeds
Alternative Chicken Breeds
Modern Methods of Chicken Production
Proper Ways of Incubating Chicken Eggs
Chicken Nesting Boxes
Different Type of Incubators
Building Your Chicken Coop
How to Clean a Chicken Coop
Chicken Nutri Feeds and Feeding Chickens
Chicken Diseases
How to Keep Chickens Free from Disease
Have a copy of this book now and get all the answers you need to know about chicken breeds and more!
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