Honey Spice Throat Drops | …made with doTERRA OnGuard Essential Oils. And oh, my goodness, I’m feeling very clever right now. What do you think about a cough drop that has anti-viral properties and still tastes incredible? Hmmm? I’ll tell you, you’ve never had anything like this. I just hit me one night–while I was sound asleep–maybe I dreamed it, I don’t know.
I have recently become an enormous fan of doTERRA Essential Oils–I know, I know, I was a bit slow to catch that train. In exchange, I’ll give you my brand new secret recipe… for your very own. Honey Spice Cough Drops Ingredients: 2 cups sugar 1/2 cup water 1/2 cup honey 1/4 cup butter 3-5 drops doTERRA *OnGuard Essential Oil Put all the ingredients except OnGuard Essential Oil in a heavy pan and cook slowly over medium heat until it reaches the “hard crack stage.” Pour into a buttered cookie sheet. Working quickly, pull and roll into long strips… and cut into nickle size pieces. Allow to cool completely and harden. If you play your cards right, it’ll be true.
Super Cleansing Tonic. (1) Timeline Photos. Hemp etc. Facebook. Turmeric Milk: For Immune System Support and the Treatment of Inflammation. Turmeric is one of the world’s most powerful natural healers. Its’ active ingredient curcumin, has been known for centuries to have extremely potent medicinal properties – and is documented as being effective in treating a variety of conditions. Most notably, Turmeric is used for immune system support and in the treatment of inflammatory disorders (i.e. arthritis)…but that’s not all! Top 10 Reasons to Incorporate Turmeric into your Daily Diet Turmeric is an anti-microbial. That means it will attack both bacterial infections and viral infections and destroy both. So the question becomes…how? How can we start including this amazing herb into our diets daily? My solution… Turmeric Milk*Modified slightly from a recipe found in Rosemary Gladstar’s Medicinal Herbs: A Beginner’s Guide Ingredients Preparation 1. 2. 3.
Where to buy Turmeric? Turmeric root powder can be found in most local grocery stores in the spice aisle. However, chances are you will over pay for a low quality product! Facebook. (2) Facebook. (1) Facebook. Facebook.