How Many Of These Natural Antibiotics Do You Have At Home? (1 Viewer)

[Linda]

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How Many Of These Natural Antibiotics Do You Have At Home?
I keep a jar of coconut oil on the kitchen counter for injuries, dry skin, and moisturizing my hair and another in the pantry for cooking. It is a miracle product that heals cuts and burns quickly. Anyone who comes to visit and has an accident gets a dab of it on the spot. I've even managed to convert my husband.

It seems like a simple choice to me. We make such an effort to put the best food and beverage in our bodies, so why would we put a chemical ointment on a injury - especially for children! I flinch when I see people using those sanitizing lotions.

The use of antibiotics are a recent development, which has given rise to super bugs, much like pesticides have created super weeds. Collective Evolution posted two articles about several great natural products that are easily...
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[TerriC]

Linda, my beagle, Lucky is 13. I used coconut oil daily on her gums as she is prone now to losing her teeth. It helps with any bacteria build up and restores her red gums to a natural pink color. She has developed liver issues, pancreatitis and IBD a few years back. I use milk thistle to manage her liver enzymes and when she gets a flare up of IBD from eating something she shouldn't , I will use Doterra Digestzen on her belly. It stops things in its track by reducing her spasms and pain, etc... I have also started adding Turmeric to her dog food now. She's acts like a puppy and it because of all the "natural" items that have been added to her daily diet.