This is my post for Works For Me Wednesday, for more tips check out We Are That Family. You know I had the fun of getting a huge box of several teas from Earth Mama Angel Baby , one of which being the Milkmaid tea . This is an organic herbal tea especially made for breastfeeding mothers who need a natural boost to their milk supply. I thought that I would share my opinion of how well it works for any mom out there suffering with low milk supply or just needing a boost. From the box:
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Archive for July 7th, 2009
Mud & clay based masks for oily skin
Posted in July 7th, 2009
Copyright © www.vivawoman.netAccording to a recent newsletter by The World Of Organic Skincare, mud and clay masks are great for balancing out oily skin – a view that is also echoed …
USDA’s Merrigan on Organic Standards: “The honeymoon is over. It’s time to show the world that our standards have teeth”
Posted in July 7th, 2009
In an interview with Organic Processing magazine, USDA Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan made extensive comments on the national organic program, regulations and the state of the industry. Here are some excerpts….In terms of enforcement, the integrity of the organic label is fundamental to the growth of this industry. If consumers don’t have confidence in the label, industry growth will stall—it’s just that simple. It’s not a matter of expanding standards, but making sure the standards we hav
Seven reasons a layman can be sure global warming is complete bullshit
Posted in July 7th, 2009
span.first { float: left; font-family: Impact, san serif; font-size: 300%; line-height: 0.85em; margin-right: 0.3em; margin-bottom:-0.3em; } It can be tough for a non-scientist to tease apart the arguments of scientists. To make truly informed decisions, you’d have to throw it all over and become one yourself. No thanks — there’s math involved! Instead, let me share a few reasons you can be pret-ty daggoned sure anthropogenic global warming AKA climate change is complete shite wit
Star Trek
Posted in July 7th, 2009
I’ve noticed that people tend to grade movies on a curve – especially action movies. Maybe it’s because they don’t know any better, or they’ve dropped their standards; but what used to pass for mediocre action now gets the top marks. Movies with very little plot, bad acting, and sometimes, cheesy effects – all have slipped under the radar because of moviegoers’ ravenous appetite for action. J.J. Abrams, who produced and directed “Star Trek” will not have to worry about his movie getting g
