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Foraging, finding, harvesting, cooking, with wild plants, weeds, herbs, trees and anything else that can be hunted and gathered.
About Me
- Patricia
- Interests include foraging wild plants, herbs, herbal medicine, food as medicine, preparing for whatever life brings, gardening, cooking, politics/the world. Home is southern Indiana. We live in a small valley community in a 3,000 acre wonderland of hardwoods, many species of wild plants, and wild life. Rural, hilly, just as I like it. You can contact me at pnboone@gmail.com Thanks for checking in!
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3 comments:
Hey Patricia! We've been taking Protandim as a protection against any possible damage from radiation. Since radiation is a free radical and damages the body through oxidation (rapid and relentless oxidation) we decided the best thing to take was an extremely potent antioxidant. Protandim is the best one out there that is one million to one over direct antioxidants. :) Everything in it is natural and a fantastic botanical in and of itself, but combined together and at the exact ratio, it's 1800:1 more powerful than each component on its own.
Hey Amy and Generic, thanks, I'll look into the Protandim and see what's what.
HM
I started on desiccated bovine supplements and been taking porcine supplements thyroid alternately, and since then i really liked the results it gave to me. The effectivemess is very amazing.
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