Who would have thought one year ago that we'd all be wearing masks to go shopping, experiencing lockdowns and curfews in any areas, shortages of toilet paper and other necessities, and the widespread civil unrest this country has experienced? Do you think all of this is really over? I don't.
While I'm not going to claim prophetic insight, take it from a person who has always thought in terms of emergency preparedness, if you've thought through some of the negative things that could happen and taken steps to prepare, both physically and mentally, you'll be able to handle what comes with less stress.
So, I hosted this free webinar where I talk about the possibilities of what may happen and offer some tips for basic things you can do to be better prepared to face the challenges ahead. Here's what I cover.
Click here to watch the webinar.
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Wood Betony
Relieving pain, strengthening the celiac (solar)…
Feverfew
A traditional anti-inflammatory herb for fevers…
Lesser Periwinkle (Vinca minor)
A remedy for vasoconstrictive headaches, mental…
Nutmeg
A common spice than can settle digestive issues and ease pain
SAMe
A supplement to aid depression, liver function, and arthritis
Boneset
A valuable remedy for breaking fevers and healing achy bones
Bilberries and Blueberries
Tasty food remedies for eye health, circulation…
Oregano
The kitchen herb that fights digestive and respiratory infections
Spirulina, Chlorella, and Blue-Green Algae
Nutritious freshwater algae can help with the…
Blackberry
A tonic for a relaxed digestive tract and a flower…
The Beautiful and Bold Sunflower
A food remedy for dry cough and promoting healthy self-esteem
Chlorophyll
The green blood of plants that helps the red blood of people
Tasty Cattails
A wild plant useful for food, medicine, and survival
Safflower
A remedy for relieving bruises, pain, skin eruptions,…
Thyme
A valuable antimicrobial agent for respiratory congestion
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