Barbara O'neill

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Want a natural alternative to Tylenol?  Learn how to make your own herbal version in our latest reel. I’ve always been of the mind that a fever is our body’s natural way to fight infection; and will, generally, not treat a fever so long as the ailing seems to be managing. I do, however, like to give a fever reducer at bedtime so sleep and good rest can be had. Word on the street is, there’s a Tylenol shortage. While we’re fairly well supplied, knowing there’s a shortage is all the motivation I need to begin preparing herbal alternatives. And likewise, it’s a good opportunity to make sure I have fever reducing herbs (and seeds for next season’s garden) stocked, now. An Herbal ‘Tylenol’ Alternative Tincture ingredients: •a glass jar •equal parts White Willow Bark, Yarrow, Elderflowers, & Feverfew herb •Brandy or Vodka Instructions: 1)Fill your jar to half full with equal parts of each herb. 2)Pour over Brandy or Vodka, filling jar. 3)Stir until well combined. 4)Cover jar with lid and leave sit in a cool, dark place for 6-8 weeks before straining and bottling liquid. To use: I would give 6-12 drops to my young children and 20-30 drops to us adults, up to 3 times a day, as needed. *Its important to note that I am simply a girl on Instagram. Don’t listen to me, talk to your healthcare professional about what’s best for you and your family. I’m just sharing this small, beautiful piece of how I tend & care for the health of my family💚 Follow: Barbara O'neill ✅️

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Have you heard of cornsilk tea? Don’t throw away those corn silks!!! 🌽 Turn them into tea instead! Corn silks are wonderful for all things bladder and urinary system related. They have a diuretic, antiseptic and anti-inflammatory effect on the body with a cooling energy that can balance excess heat. I love that it is a useful plant ally to people of all ages and stages of life! One ear of corn will give you enough silks for 2-3 cups of tea and if you are dealing with an acute issue such as a urinary tract infection or kidney stones it’s recommended to drink one cup 3x a day. Corn silk can be dried to keep for future use or made into a tincture. It has a very mild sweet flavor and like pine needles tea a squeeze of an orange slice or some honey can help elevate the taste. Join: Natural Remedies ✅️

Swelling can be uncomfortable and sometimes painful, but nature offers remedies that can provide relief without the need for harsh chemicals or medications. One such remedy is cabbage leaves, which have been used for centuries to alleviate swelling in various parts of the body. The Power of Cabbage Leaves Cabbage leaves contain compounds that possess anti-inflammatory properties, making them an effective natural remedy for reducing swelling. Applied to swollen areas, the leaves can help decrease inflammation and promote healing. How to Use Cabbage Leaves for Swelling Select Fresh Cabbage Leaves: Choose fresh, crisp cabbage leaves from a clean head of cabbage. Make sure the leaves are free from any bruising or damage. Prepare the Leaves: Wash the cabbage leaves thoroughly with water to remove any dirt or residue. Pat them dry with a clean towel. Apply to Swollen Area: Gently crush the cabbage leaves to release their natural juices. Place the crushed leaves directly onto the swollen area of the body. Secure in Place: Use a bandage or medical tape to secure the cabbage leaves in place. Make sure they are snug but not too tight. Leave on for Relief: Leave the cabbage leaves on the swollen area for at least 20-30 minutes, or longer if desired. You can repeat this process several times a day for ongoing relief. Benefits of Using Cabbage Leaves Natural and Safe: Cabbage leaves are a safe and natural remedy for swelling, with minimal risk of side effects. Cost-Effective: Cabbage leaves are inexpensive and readily available, making them an affordable option for swelling relief. Soothing and Cooling: The coolness of cabbage leaves can provide immediate relief from discomfort associated with swelling. Versatile: Cabbage leaves can be used on various parts of the body, including swollen joints, bruises, insect bites, and more. Next time you experience swelling, consider reaching for a cabbage leaf instead of reaching for over-the-counter medications. Follow: Barbara O'neill ✅️