Tuesday, June 24, 2025

Anti-Inflammatory Turmeric Lemon Ginger Beef Bone Broth:

There’s a reason why broth has been around and used for healing for years and years. This bone broth is packed with endless amounts of nutrients, prebiotics, probiotics, natural collagen, l-glutamine, protein, electrolytes and amino acids.

Recipe and How To: See Photos Attached

Friday, April 25, 2025

Why fermented honey with sage, lemon, and lime is a game-changer: 🍯🌿🍋🍈

- Boosts immunity: Lemon and lime are packed with Vitamin C and antioxidants to keep you healthy.

- Supports gut health: Fermentation introduces probiotics, and honey acts as a natural prebiotic.

- Reduces inflammation: Sage, honey, and citrus work together to calm your body from the inside out.

- Soothes colds & sore throats: A natural remedy for respiratory health and congestion.

- Detoxifies and energizes: Citrus helps cleanse the liver, while honey provides natural, sustained energy.

This blend of honey, sage, lemon, and lime is your new daily dose of wellness in a jar!”

Recipe
Ingredients:
• 2 organic lemon (chopped)
• 2 organic lime (chopped)
• A handful of fresh sage leaves
• Raw honey (enough to cover all ingredients)

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The United States hospital & nursing home probiotics market was valued at US$ 157 million in 2024 and is anticipated to reach US$ 357.08 million by 2033, expanding at a CAGR of 9.57% from 2025 to 2033. 🚀

Driven by rising awareness of gut health, increased demand for infection control in healthcare settings, and advancements in probiotic formulations, the market is set for robust growth!

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Examples of Natural Antihistamines:
Vitamin C: Found in citrus fruits, berries, and vegetables
Quercetin: Found in onions, apples, and berries
Probiotics: Found in yogurt, sauerkraut, and kimchi
Stinging nettle: An herb with anti-inflammatory properties
Eucalyptus oil: An essential oil with antimicrobial and antihistamine effects
Turmeric: A spice with curcumin, a compound with antihistamine properties
Lemon balm: An herb with calming and antihistamine effects
Honey: May have antihistamine properties, but more research is needed
How to Use Natural Antihistamines:
Consume foods rich in vitamin C and quercetin:
Include fruits, vegetables, and nuts in your diet.

Friday, September 20, 2024

Probiotics vs Antibiotics: