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Category Archives: Herbs and other botanicals
How to Naturally Repel Mosquitoes
I was born and raised in Florida – the lightning, and (may as well be) mosquito capital of the world – but rarely has a mosquito dared come close to me. My brother and sister however, fresh and sweet from Illinois, are apparently irresistible. Am I lucky? …nah. I just have bad breath. Continue reading
March into Your Gardens!
Get ready to March into your gardens and make them sustainable! One of the most fun and ultimately lucrative ways to garden is by polycultures. Do you remember driving by miles upon miles of fields of cotton or corn or … Continue reading
Posted in Herbs and other botanicals
Tagged beans, corn, crop, gardening, legume, monoculture, polycultures, strawberries, tomatoes
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10 Terra-Tips Take One: Kitchen
Jeanne Besser, who writes for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, published Ten Ways to a Greener Kitchen this week. Here is a sum up of the article: Bye-bye bottles: invest in a water filter and refill a neoprene water bottle Buy Local: … Continue reading
Posted in Climate / Human habitat, Ecology, Herbs and other botanicals
Tagged appliances, efficiency, kitchen
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Leave No Trace
A new name and wrapping for an old idea, ecotourism is a spreading buzz word. The idea is to travel without negatively impacting the visited site. Indeed, many ecotourists attempt to help revitalize the area by buying from local … Continue reading
An apple a day
There’s little on the web about Quercegen Pharma, based in Newton, MA, however yesterday, Appalachian State University (Boone, NC) announced reception of a $1.027 million grant by Quercegen Pharma to continue their research of the health benefits of quercetin. If … Continue reading
Posted in Allopathic medicine, Complementary medicine, Herbs and other botanicals
Tagged cancer, nutrition, research, Science, supplements
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Hot
I really do make a cup of tea when I sit down here at Health Patio. Today is Earl Grey, hot. Bergamot, or Monarda didyma, the flavor in Earl Grey tea that makes it so popular, is a simple garden … Continue reading