Hit The Crossroad In Life ?
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Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.... Ralph Waldo Emerson |
| Today stress is the number one trigger that leads to dis-ease which is in turn, is a killer of people and pets. All types of nature nurtures and bring a balance or peace and well being to all 3 of you, your mind, your body and your soul, because when one does not feel well, it affects the other two. We have also been given herbs to treat our ills, water to quench our thirst, and animals to sooth our soul. Dog is mans best friend, here to calm the hectic path we have chosen, listen to our woes, loves us forever, a gift from a higher power or God. I am sure we all taken note Dog spells GOD backwards. As I plug back into what we already really knew, and use some of the common edible weeds, you will be amazed what these little green sprouts are capable of, and maybe instead of popping pills, you can try popping a little of natures own. Intrigued by plants since I was very little, I always instinctively knew what plants were good for, us, they seemed to call out to me and catch my interest, sure enough as I grew older and realized their value, a bond was created between them, myself and my pets, and passionate research has led to learning more and more, about what grows along side me and used in my life as both healing and healthy additions to everyday living. My family, my dogs, my friends, have all benefited someway from my herbal gardens. We all one with nature. As you have noted on my dogs herb site I have used these for about 30 years now as a regular addition or our diet. If the rest of the world only knew the value of Mother Earths green pharmacy, what a place this planet would be. Many do, and or are seeking further information on how to use them and identify them in their daily lives and gardens. Something so simple as chewing a plaintain leaf and putting it on a bee sting, or mash up a little chickweed and put it on that rash or eczema, the juice of the aloe plant is amazing for burns, I have several plants always available for its many uses, and the plain old dandelion leaf that we kill every year, another prime example of an organ cleanser. Slippery elm for that bad stomach. Join me here as I share a few of my favorites with you. |
| Sharing the herbs I love best that grow right beside us all. |
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| Comfrey |
| Chickory |
| Burdock |
| Aloe |
| Cayenne |
| Bloodwort |
| Purslane |