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Magnesium and Migraines Magnesium I have found that Homeopathic Magnesium phosphate generally known as Mag phos has eased my asthma remarkably. Mag phos is a homeopathic remedy made from Magnesium. A homeopathic remedy is made very scientifically. There are different strengths or potencies for each remedy. Different strengths of Homeopathy medicines 6x strength or potency is the lowest generally accepted potency which is available to the general public in Health food stores in Australia. In Australia higher potencies or strengths need to be dispensed by a homeopath. In some other countries these are more readily available. Each higher potency actually has less of the original magnesium in it. By the time it gets to 12x potency there is actually nothing of the original substance in the remedy. Only the energy of the original substance is still held in the pillule or liquid. The little pills are called pillules. As the potency gets stronger or higher, the energy contained in the pillules gets stronger or more refined. A homeopath is guided by his/her study to know which potency is best for each situation. Annie's Asthma symptoms helped by Mag phos Chest very wheezy, difficult breathing, worse breathing out, better for warm air, worse for cold air and wind. Breathing difficult when walking, worse going up an incline, worse fast walking, worse exercise, worse talking. Remember to be guided by your health care professional. Asthma must be treated by a doctor as it can be serious. Complementary medicines are complementary. Magnesium and Migraines Asthma and Tissue Salts Major benefits of Magnesium

<p>Geraniums & pelargoniums are very hardy plants originating in South Africa. I the cooler climates of the northern hemisphere they are delicate plants that are grown in pots & wintered indoors. Here in Australia, we are in the lucky position to have a warm climate where geraniums & pelargoniums thrive outdoors all year round.</p><p>My geraniums are all very hardy, getting little water, yet thriving in the drought conditions we have had here in Victoria for the last 10 years. They flower prolifically in colours of white, pale to hot pink, apricot, mauve, red & dark burgundy with black stripes. Their leaves range from curly, small, & scented, to variegated to cupped.</p><p>Geraniums & Pelargoniums appreciate being pruned lightly in the autumn so that they can make new growth for a bright show of flowers. These plants are always a delight, giving flowers throughtout the year.</p>

Snail Creeper, Paseollus caracalla, or Snail creeper Vine, is one of my favourite plants. It has very unusual flowers, being curly like a chell or a snail shell. It has many folds in the flower. It id a soft leaved plant and not invasive. It is easily trimmed from where you do not want it. I give my plant a severe trim in July/August which is winter time in southern Australia. Most of the leaves are gone by this time so it is easy to see where you want to snip the vine. When the plant is trimmed all the winter sunshine comes through our north facing window. In Australia the sunshine comes from the north. We were in China last year and found it difficult to get our bearings because their sunshine comes from the south. This beautiful vines gives us shade from the hot sun in summertime. It also gives us beautiful perfume as the bi colour flowers are scented. We wanted to enjoy the perfume so planted this near a doorway. When the door and window are opened in the evening the perfume is exquisite. This plant is rare. I would love to share a photo with you but try my site http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Snail-Creeper-Vine-15-Seeds-Fragrant-Purple-Flower-Phaseolus-caracalla-/170883523337?pt=AU_Plants_Seeds_Bulbs&hash=item27c973a309 for lots of photos and different seeds. Enjoy.

<p>N-aceyyl cysteine or NAC</p><p>Nac or N-acetyl cysteine is a precursor to glutathione. Glutathions is an anti oxidant that is necessary in the brain. It helps the brain to work better. It has been proven to help Depression, Bi-polar & CFS. It is an anti-mucolytic which means that it deters or expels mucous in the body, especially from the lungs. This makes it suitable for Cystic Fibrosis patients as it should help to break down the mucous in their lungs. NAC also helps to boost the immune system making it useful to Chronic Fatigue sufferers and all those with weak immune systems.</p>

<h4>Geraniums and Pelargoniums<img alt="" src="http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/9/0/8/4/2/8/webimg/332980191_o.jpg" /></h4><p>Geraniums and Pelargoniums are very hardy plants. They originate in South Africa. Pelargonium is the correct name for thes specie however they were called Geraniums when first taken to England and the name has stuck. It is also thought that the word Geranium rolls off the tongue with more ease than does the word Pelargonium, and so now the plants are known by the two names.</p><h5>Taking Cuttings</h5><p><img alt="" src="http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/9/0/8/4/2/8/webimg/330103874_o.jpg" /></p><p>Geranium/Pelargoniums are very easy to propagate. Take a tip cutting, that is about 8cm long with three or more nodes along the stem. The nodes are where the leaves join the stem. These plants are very hardy and do not like to be kept too wet so leave the cuttings for a day or so for the cut end of the stem to dry then place them in a propagating mix. This mix can be sand, or sand and potting mix, or sand and coir mix.</p><p>Place six or ten cuttings in the one pot. Water them and drain well. Leave this pot in the shade for a few days then place it where it can get some sunlight. Keep it out of the hot sun as you don't want it to dry out altogether. Water when dry. These cuttings will take root in about four weeks.</p><p>When roots appear out the bottom of the pot it is time to repot the cuttings into pots of their own. When the plant is well grown, about 20-30cm tall it can safely be planted out into the garden and will grow like the bush seen below.</p><p><a target="_blank" href="http://stores.ebay.com.au/My-Garden-Treasures?refid=store">Visit My eBay Store</a> to buy plants or cuttings just like these.</p><p><img alt="" src="http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/9/0/8/4/2/8/webimg/314591011_o.jpg" /></p><p> </p>

<h4>Geraniums and Pelargoniums<img alt="" src="http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/9/0/8/4/2/8/webimg/332980191_o.jpg" /></h4><p>Geraniums and Pelargoniums are very hardy plants. They originate in South Africa. Pelargonium is the correct name for thes specie however they were called Geraniums when first taken to England and the name has stuck. It is also thought that the word Geranium rolls off the tongue with more ease than does the word Pelargonium, and so now the plants are known by the two names.</p><h5>Taking Cuttings</h5><p><img alt="" src="http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/9/0/8/4/2/8/webimg/330103874_o.jpg" /></p><p>Geranium/Pelargoniums are very easy to propagate. Take a tip cutting, that is about 8cm long with three or more nodes along the stem. The nodes are where the leaves join the stem. These plants are very hardy and do not like to be kept too wet so leave the cuttings for a day or so for the cut end of the stem to dry then place them in a propagating mix. This mix can be sand, or sand and potting mix, or sand and coir mix.</p><p>Place six or ten cuttings in the one pot. Water them and drain well. Leave this pot in the shade for a few days then place it where it can get some sunlight. Keep it out of the hot sun as you don't want it to dry out altogether. Water when dry. These cuttings will take root in about four weeks.</p><p>When roots appear out the bottom of the pot it is time to repot the cuttings into pots of their own. When the plant is well grown, about 20-30cm tall it can safely be planted out into the garden and will grow like the bush seen below.</p><p><a target="_blank" href="http://stores.ebay.com.au/My-Garden-Treasures?refid=store">Visit My eBay Store</a> to buy plants or cuttings just like these.</p><p><img alt="" src="http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/9/0/8/4/2/8/webimg/314591011_o.jpg" /></p><p> </p>

<p><img alt="" src="http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/9/0/8/4/2/8/webimg/348547722_o.jpg" />The Art of Teaching Craft This book is a great handbook written for all those who teach classes of Art & Craft. It will guide you an the many things to consider when teaching a class.</p><p>Especially for those who are not trained teachers, this book helps you to realise there are many other things to consider other than what you are going to teach.</p><p>This book takes you through the teaching environment eg lighting, furniture used & class size. Ethics & professionalism are discussed along with establishing realistic aims & objectives for your class. You must create a positive classroom atmosphere, prepare your teaching aids & have planned your teaching strategies & techniques.</p><p>Students must be motivated & you must be prepared to cope with difficult students or those with special needs. At the end os the class it is wise to evaluate the lesson.</p><p>Business practicalities are considered along with the place of the classes eg dou you have them at home or in a shop or studio.</p><p>This is a great book to help you formulate your ideas before you start classes. Especially valuable for those who wish to teach their skill & are not formally trained to do this.</p><p>This book is available from</p><p class="MsoAutoSig" style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0pt"><a name="_MailAutoSig"></a><a href="http://stores.shop.ebay.com.au/My-Garden-Treasures"><span style="mso-bookmark: _MailAutoSig"><span style="mso-no-proof: yes">eBay Australia Shop - My Garden Treasures: Geraniums Pelargoniums, Perennials, Roses</span></span></a><span style="mso-bookmark: _MailAutoSig"><span style="mso-no-proof: yes"> <o:p></o:p></span></span></p>

My Garden Treasures has a range of natural toothpastes just for you. Natural toothpaste is better for our health. Each brand of toothpaste is a little different. This gives you a good range to choose from to find one that suits you. Propolis toothpaste has propolis from bees in it. This propolis has antiseptic qualities in it, helping to kill germs in our mouth. Try this carefully if you are allergic to bee stings. Olive Leaf Extract toothpaste includes the extract of the Olive leaf which is antibacterial. This also helps to kill germs in the mouth. This is a transparent olive green gel. Vicco toothpaste is an Ayurvedic toothpaste full of natural herbs, spices and bark which help to clean your teeth and keep your mouth healthy. This is a thick paste. For more information about ingredients to beware of in toothpaste, check out http://www.allergiesandcfs.com/1/post/2012/06/natural-toothpaste-is-best-for-you.html My Garden Treasures can be found at http://stores.ebay.com.au/My-Garden-Treasures?_rdc=1

It is best to use natural toothpastes. Make sure your toothpaste is free from salicylates, fluoride, artificial sweeteners for example saccharin, and sodium lauryl sulphate. Try to avoid anything with the words glycol, propylene, polyol. Chemicals to avoid in toothpaste are Saccharin &#150; an artificial sweetener Antimicrobials &#150; alcohol or triclosan. These can result in antibiotic resistant bacteria Chlorine dioxide &#150; an industrial bleach Sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS) which is an industrial detergent and may cause allergies Sodium lauryl sarcosinate is used as a foaming and cleansing agent. Sodium hydroxide (NaOH) which is caustic soda. It is also an industrial detergent and drain cleaner Salicylates which cause allergies. Aspirin is salicylic acid PEG/PPG is polypropylene glycol which acts as a wetting agent. It is also in the substance used as a gel when having an ultrasound and is found in baby wipes etc. For more information about natural toothpastes aheck out http://www.allergiesandcfs.com/1/post/2012/06/natural-toothpaste-is-best-for-you.html

Natural toothpaste is best for us all. Natural Toothpastes are free of most chemicals Natural Toothpaste Best for your Health Natural things are good for us, much better than goods with chemicals in them. In these modern times we are surrounded by chemicals. They are in lots of foods we eat as well as the toiletries we use. Who would have thought that we would have to clean ourselves with chemicals? That just doesn&#146;t make sense to me. As the inside of the mouth is one of the fastest ways of absorbing anything into our body, it makes sense that anything we put in our mouth should be as pure as possible and this includes toothpaste. My Toothpaste should be FREE from: Make sure your toothpaste is free from salicylates, fluoride, artificial sweeteners for example saccharin, and sodium lauryl sulphate. Try to avoid anything with the words glycol, propylene, polyol. To read more on this subject go to http://www.allergiesandcfs.com/1/post/2012/06/natural-toothpaste-is-best-for-you.html