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07-13-2007, 02:33 PM
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My Nephew
I use to have problems regarding my Nephew?s wounds, which it really takes a long time to heal. So what I did is that I made some web search for some natural alternatives. And I found out that Melaleuca, Lavender and Melrose are some of the natural alternative for this kind of problems.
They can be use in cuts and bruises, and they can also be good in healing wounds. And I think that this will going to work on my nephews wound, and aside from that it will sure give him a wonderful scent that he will surely going to love. Do you have other natural alternative for this kind of problem? Can you share it in here? That will be much appreciated. Thank you! |
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07-19-2007, 10:47 AM
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Um, well for heartburn and a sour stomach, I use a teaspoon of baking soda per 8 ounce glass; also, Ginger is good for an upset stomach, too.
I like that in the form of Diet Vernors. 
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