S Windlass

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If you have not seen

Lagaan

…you have yet to watch a Bollywood movie.

**Must watch**

My adult kids still listen to the soundtrack after growing up with it.
1 week ago
In homeopathy, we use these medicines to treat Acid Reflux:

Iris ver 200 + Lycopodium 200 twice a day until very much better.

If needed, one may add in Nat phos 3x before meals.

1 year ago
Another excellent option for the treatment of disease is Homeopathy.
This is not "home remedies" but a well-established and effective system of alternative medicine that started in the late 1700s in Germany.
No chemicals.
No side-effects.
Inexpensive.
In constant use around the world ever since by royalty, celebrities and commoners alike.
Recently, two doctors from India (whose clinic sees 1200 patients a DAY), the Drs. Banerji, published the protocols they use there to treat their patients, many of whom cannot afford good living conditions or healthy food.
The results are pretty phenomenal.

There is a protocol for Fibromyalgia.

Yes, we can get the medicines in North America.
No, they will not interfere with other patent medicines you are taking now.

*Did you know there were entire HOSPITALS in the US in the 19th and 20th centuries that used only homeopathic remedies to treat patients?
*Did you know you were much more likely to survive the Spanish Flu epidemic of 1918 if you were treated homeopathically?

Here's the protocol for Fibro:  Rhus tox 30C + Bryonia 200C twice a day until very much better.

We are an independent lot, here,  and we like to find our own solutions, but before you jump in and start treating yourself, consider that medicines, even homeopathic ones,  need to be treated with respect.  I'm a Practical Homeopath (not a doctor) and happy to educate you about the subtleties, should you be interested.


1 year ago
Hello, friends,

I just learned about SkIP and the event at Wheaton Labs in Montana.

Between our organic blueberry farm, orchard, and garden and the permaculture practices we are putting into practice at a mountain property my children and I maintain, we have the experience and the skills to meet the BB20 requirements to attend.

HOWEVER, I did not anticipate this program or the need for photo documentation, so while I have a good number of pictures of our busy, manual-labor-intensive summers, there are many things where the best I can do would be to write about our experiences.

Would writing and photos where I have them be adequate to earn the needed BBs for my son and I to attend the event in October?

Thanks in advance!

4 years ago
Thank you!

I've seen Vitex in capsule formulation, and wild yam as a lotion, but I will check out your store - I'm sure what you have is much fresher.

Grateful for your time!
10 years ago
Hi, Dawn,

I teach natural family planning ( www.fertilitycare.com ) and work with infertile couples to help them conceive, and the number one problem I run into is women with low progesterone, which results in repeated early miscarriage. The culprit is often stress, as the stress hormones eat progesterone, BUT, I am at a loss as to what to suggest to my clients who prefer to try a natural diet change/supplement to increase their progesterone level. Any suggestions? Thanks!
10 years ago
I am the mother of a lot of stinky boys (and girls!).

We've tried almost every commercially available, aluminum-free deodorant over the last twenty years, and my latest favorite is Primal Pit Paste.

primalpitpaste.com
10 years ago
Hi, Christy,

So glad to have you at Permies!

I have watched a number of your videos on YouTube in my bee research -very helpful, thank you for taking the time to make them- , and I have some questions:

1). It seems like your top bar hives are significantly larger than some of the others on the market. Does hive size matter?

2). You mentioned powdered sugar for dealing with mites, but other sources say sugar is not enough. Do you use other pesticides on your bees?

Thank you! I have learned so much from your videos!

Speedy
11 years ago