Creating a Homegrown and Homemade Life
August means back to school and back to germs. Start supporting your immune system now with this elderberry syrup recipe. It is simple to make and can, so that you can be prepared all winter. Get ahead of the cold and flu season. As a preschool teacher, I make sure I’m well stocked before the year begins.
Summertime comes with BBQs, camping, swimming, and lake days. Unfortunately all of those activities also come with sunburns. If you’re anything like me, then you will be lobster red any day now. Since I learned how to use essential oils for a sunburn, I can find some much needed relief when it’s time to put a shirt back on my crunchy shoulders. Do yourself and your shoulder a favor this year and keep reading.
Are you looking to start a medicinal herb garden? Check out these 10 common medicinal herbs that you should try out this year. Even if you aren’t planting you can always buy them dried and enjoy making your own herbal remedies this year. If nothing else these herbs look pretty in the garden and taste yummy in the kitchen.
Allergies come in all forms. Hives are one of the most annoying results of an allergy. There is little you can do to escape the itch. This hives roller bottle can help relieve the itching associated with the annoyingly itchy rash.
Did digging up the garden leave you with a sore back? Maybe that New Year’s resolution to work out has your legs so sore it hurts to sit down. Perhaps the push challenge with your kids has you struggling to lift a fork. Whatever the reason, this sore muscle roller bottle is here to save the day. The best part is that it doesn’t leave you smelling like Bengay.
