Vintage Remedies

A few months ago, I discovered the Vintage Remedies website. I was intrigued so I ordered a couple of books. These books have been such a great resource, I just had to  pass the information along.

The Handbook of Vintage Remedies  "opens up the world of natural medicine" for your family. The breakdown of individual herbs, what they are good for and how to use them is very helpful. This book is very user friendly even if you have very little background in herbs and natural remedies.

Real Foods on a Budget is packed with tips on how to purchase and prepare real, healthy, food. This book will help you to stock your pantry with real foods without spending a lot of money. The author gives information on where to get the best deals and lots of yummy, healthy recipes to try.

The Vintage Remedies website also offers Study Programs in several areas of natural wellness. The Vintage Remedies for Tweens  looks like it would be a great homeschooling health resource. I am so impressed with these materials that I am considering taking this course!

If you have taken any Vintage Remedies courses, I would love to hear about your experience.

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The Dirty Dozen and Clean 15

 

Over the past few years I have been trying to prepare healthier meals for my family. I have tried to add more fruits and vegetables to our diet, but I have learned that I need to be very careful when buying them. Who wants GMO's or fruit and veggies full of pesticide? Not me! We try to grow some of our own fruit and vegetables and buy as much organic as we can, but when I can't, I have found that the Dirty Dozen and Clean 15 list is very helpful. 

 

The Health Care Bill and Christians

An interesting article on the Health Care Bill and and how it applies to Christians.
(Beware, many of the comments are ugly!)

The Health Care Bill and its application to conservative Christians Culpeper Star-Exponent