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Author Re: dry skin problems
herbwormwood

2005-04-26, 8:51 am

On Mon, 25 Apr 2005 16:52:55 +0100, cloud wrote
(in article <rn8be.13010$716.12@tornado.tampabay.rr.com> ):

> Yep, it is real aloe vera. I live in the tropicals of Florida. I have too
> much. But often, they sell the plants so might try looking in a garden shop
> there. They can grow well on the window sill with plenty of light and
> warmth.


I don't know how you would prepare it from fresh plants. If you do, make sure
they have not been spayed with insecicide or herbicide. It would probably be
easier just to buy the stuff in a tube, if you did fancy trying it.

> That Egyptian Spice tea sounds quite interesting. I have some orange-spiced
> tea which is good and my favorite, peach tea.
> I will have to look in the stores around here to see if they carry the Yogi
> brand. Never heard of Barleycup.


I just got a packet of the Eygyptian spice liquorice and the Mexican spice
Choco yesterday. The Choco is made from cocoa nut shell and is divine.
They have a website
http://www.goldentemple.nl
nl as it is based in netherlands (nl)

Barleycup is made from European roasted barley grain, it is made in the
same way as instant coffee.

> As far as nuts, I am a nut! LOL Only kidding, i can not eat nuts anymore
> because of the diverticulosis, but if i puree all my nuts into a peanut


I met a lady who had that when I was in hospital a whole back. She said she
was supposed to be eating more vegetables. Or was it diverticulitis? Maybe
thats what she had. How does it affect you, is it from lupus?
As for nuts, the nut butters might be easier for you to digest. I imagine
they would be just as good for you as raw nuts. Also some nuts are more fatty
than others, for example brazil nuts are very fatty while almonds are not. I
made a delicious sugarfree marzipan lat week. I girind the almonds (about
250grammes) to a fine powder. I cook 60 g dried apricots in a little soya
milk and blend it with some vanilla extract and mix it in with the ground
almonds, until it is a dough, then a I form it into little balls which I coat
in cocoa powder. Delicious!


> butter concoction then it is okay. I sure am tired today. I hope my
> thyroid is not acting up again... or should i say, needs a boost
> Always,
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