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Islander, ya bloomin ol' baracuda, I'm gifting some! My step-niece in L.A. is a vegetarian.

Done, I FINALLY put in an online order today via Ebay, for a 4pak of 220G jars of Australian Kraft Vegemite, @ ~$34.00 USD, and NOT to be confused with the sugary British Marmite.

I have heard...

Gavin McDonald
December 21, 2020

Fishing on the high seas is a bit of a mystery, economically speaking. These areas of open ocean beyond the territorial jurisdiction of any nation are generally...

The Weston A Price Foundation
December 17, 2020

MINOR IMPACT: Vaccine manufacturers claim that Covid-19 vaccines are 95 percent “effective,” but the FDA is allowing companies to define ...

So essentially, the author has suggested that humans should eat the beans and pass the methane, instead of the cows passing the methane. :rolleyes: And I guess the author hasn't heard of grass fed...

Holy moly, I plum forgot to mention above, "massage therapy". Rather than run out nilly willy seeking a professional licensed massage therapist, (and I do have Medicare Ins.), I decided to try self...

Thanks for making that distinction, then vegemite it is. :)

A couple weeks ago, I commented about my 3-4 week old debilitating lower back problem (lumbago) in HH https://www.hawkeshealth.net/community/showthread.php?t=20454&highlight=lower+back Reply #7.
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Perhaps you could reduce the 3-4 hour requirement down to 2-3 hours, or whatever???

I've heard so much about vegemite, aka marmite, that it makes me curious and I want to try some, but so far I...

The author neglected to mention one of the simplest sleep enhancers of all, don't go to bed with food in your gut. Wait at least 3-4 hours for your stomach to digest and empty out any food before you...

Same here, as living on acreage within the edge of a forest wilderness with livestock perimeter fencing and padlocked gates, I have always led a "quarantined" lifestyle.

And that also applies to...

And be sure to wear safety glasses.

And it's assuredly guaranteed to be from A2/A2 heritage dairy stock, unless off course, the genetic scientist geniuses have figured out a way to screw that up as well; such as Frankengoats....

Same here, certain cuts of prepackaged (domestic Superior Farms et al) lamb steaks at Wally appear reasonably priced, and I occasionally buy it to be further cut up into 2 or 3 breakfast sized meat...

Likewise, as I have completely weened myself of the necessity of using ANY kind of sweeteners. There is still an eyedropper bottle of Stevia in the fridge that hasn't been used for quite a few years...

#1. I might add that after a 20 month moratorium of all dairy products, and with a good ultrasound report results of my stented right carotid artery, I have recently resumed melting a small amount of...

My idea of a weighted blanket, just like "Islander", is also a quilt. However my idea of a 'quilt' is an unzipped-unfolded, rectangular, low temperature, cold weather, well insulated sleeping bag,...

Thanks for that reminder.

About 3-4 weeks ago, I pulled my lower back out of whack, (lumbago), and I'm not sure how I did that, and it can at times be quite debilitating. A lot of my homestead activities depend, to some...

Joseph Mercola
December 09, 2020

STORY AT-A-GLANCE - "The aquifer, which underlies about 112 million acres spanning eight U.S. states, is being tapped by farmers at rates that can’t be naturally...

Or one might ask, "Are people healthy(ier) because they retire(d) later?"

Business being what it is, (or can be), perhaps the fish farm became vulnerable to supply and demand issues with operating cost losses, and therefore let some stock "escape", and at the same time...

There is little doubt in my mind that these salmon fish farm escapes are being done purposely to dilute and squash the competition from wild natural sources such as Sockeyes.

At least two of many ancient NM tribes that come to my mind, that were suspectedly lost due to drought, were the Anasazi in N.W. NM, and the Mimbres Tribe in S.W. NM (where I live), as well as S.E....

Ian James
Nov. 30, 2020

On a barren patch of sandy ground, Beatrice Norton stood beside her son examining the rows of corn.
A few of the biggest cornstalks grew waist-high. Most of the plants...