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Treating Influenza with Local Herbs
A few weeks ago the seasonal influenza hit my family. And when I say 'hit' I mean that it felt like I'd been hit by a bus. It was awful!
After I got it, it made it's way through my family and took out a few close friends too. Each of us, in turn, was in bed for about a week.
Have you had it?
The aches were the worst I've thing experienced since I actually was hit by a car. The fever lasted for days and with it came incredible chills.…
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Biking For Life, by Susan Van Haitsma
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Local, organic, rural, and/or urban, food production is a mainstay of life, and doing it well leads to wellness. From farm to kitchen, discussions relating to food--and the community arising around it--belong here.
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If you have to leave your village, how will you get where you want to go? By car? Preferably not, both for your wallet and the earth’s sake. This category is for all discussions relating to how we all get around.
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A human right? After food, most feel shelter is the most important necessity. A place of shelter is also the start of a community. This category is for all things relating to shelter, housing, affordable housing, homes, renewable heating systems, green buildings, heritage, and our built environment in general.
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