Sunday, August 15, 2010
natural alternative for COUGH
Natural alternative for COUGH
~ honey & garlic & some sunlight
~ honey & garlic & some sunlight
[3] Add to a jar of honey.
[4] Seal the jar tightly.
[4] Seal the jar tightly.
[5] Leave by the window, where it can get sunned regularly.
[6] Allow to stand for 2 weeks.
Note:
> This can then be kept in the refrigerator for better long-term preservation.
> The dosage for both dry and productive cough is 1-3 teaspoons, 2-3 times a day.
> After consuming this formula, do not drink or eat to allow the 'cough syrup' to remain in the throat area for a little longer.
> Honey has a powerful demulcent (soothing) effect on the throat.
> Garlic, especially when 'aged' and 'sunned' is activated and becomes one of Nature's most powerful antiseptic formulas.
(Courtesy of The Star Newspaper)
Note:
> This can then be kept in the refrigerator for better long-term preservation.
> The dosage for both dry and productive cough is 1-3 teaspoons, 2-3 times a day.
> After consuming this formula, do not drink or eat to allow the 'cough syrup' to remain in the throat area for a little longer.
> Honey has a powerful demulcent (soothing) effect on the throat.
> Garlic, especially when 'aged' and 'sunned' is activated and becomes one of Nature's most powerful antiseptic formulas.
(Courtesy of The Star Newspaper)
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
playdough
Made some play dough for my girls this evening and they just love them!
Ingredients
> 1 cup of plain flour
> 2 tbsp of cream of tartar
> 1 tbsp of cooking oil
> 1/2 cup of salt
> 1 cup of boiling water
> food colouring
> 2 tbsp of cream of tartar
> 1 tbsp of cooking oil
> 1/2 cup of salt
> 1 cup of boiling water
> food colouring
Method
[1] Put all ingredients into a mixing bowl.
[2] Mix well and knead.
Note: You may add peppermint oil for longer lasting play dough.
(Recipe courtesy of K-3 Teacher Resources)
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