This post is to let you know that my mum, administrator of “Live Grow Nourish Create”, has started up a new paleo food blog, called Primal Family Nourishment (which you can check out here)
Viv, administrator of Primal Family Nourishment says here in her about page: “This blog is to document our progress as we transition towards a “primal” way of eating emphasising fresh meat, fish, eggs, vegetables, fruits, nuts and seeds, and minimal high fat dairy.”
Chamomile grows all over the U.S.A and Europe. It’s a short plant with little gold-yellow flowers. It helps cure stomach-ache, indigestion, colic, nervousness, restlessness, constipation, cuts, bruises, burns, sore muscles, nappy rash, teething, insomnia and colds.
Things to Do with Your Chamomile:
Chamomile can be used in Herbal Teas. Drink a cup before bed to help you sleep better. Drink when new teeth are coming to help them grow more quickly. Drink a cup when your stomach is poorly from eating too many sweet food stuffs to ease the pain.
Chamomile can also be used in baths for similar reasons. Fill a small cloth bag with herbs (chamomile) and hang under the tap so that when the tap runs, it pushes the herbal essences into the bath water.
Chamomile is sometimes laid down like a path of plants. As you walk on the chamomile, a strong herbal fragrance is lifted into the air.
Most people believe it’s fat that makes us fat. It’s not; it’s sugar! Next time you’re at your local supermarket- think low sugar, not low fat. Low fat wouldn’t be anything bad, but when they take the healthy fats out, guess what they add in. Loads more sugar!!
This is a great program, that proves that it’s not fat thats the problem. For the good of the country, watch and share!
Mullein is a tall-stemmed herb with large fuzzy leaves and tiny yellow flowers. It can be used for coughs (especially whooping cough), earaches, the flu, colds, bleeding, diarrhea, frostbite, bronchitis, asthma, eczema, mumps and nerve pain. Try it in a tea or as a gargle or syrup. Mullein can also be used to make oils, eardrops and candles.
Did You Know?
If you wrap food in mullein leaves, it takes longer to spoil, or go off.
Lemon Balm is good for colds, flu, coughs, bruises, wounds, crying, depression and whinging and has no dodgy side effects like some bought medicines may have. Here are some instructions to make lemon balm tea.
For different reasons, you could use mint. It would have a different flavour, but the preperation would be basically the same.
These are pages of calendar I made telling you what fruit and veg is in season in every month of the year.
These are some posters of lots of different healthy food stuffs. Enjoy!
Standard Cucloud= Gold Horns
Rare Cucloud= Blue Horns
Common Enevollo= White Envelope
Rare Enevollo= Brown Envelope
Common Vegiss= Green with orange and red features.
Rare Vegiss= Paler green with gold and purple features.
The Luroese (Lu – rose) Cafe is the best cafe in the Sourzier Region. It sells healthy and tasty dishes (as well as smoothies)!
There is a series of supplies in the Sourzier Region Collection called Luroese Dishes.
1 can full fat coconut milk
15-20 blueberries, blackberries, or raspberries
2 bananas, frozen and cut into 3
A drop of either vanila extract or almond extract
3 tablespoons sheeps yoghurt (optional for dairy free smoothie)
(Note: Not all topping ideas are gluten, wheat, dairy, soya, sugar free)
