Spring Addictions and Herbal Bee Sting Remedy
I will the first to admit...
I have addictions.
Addictions to nice weather, flip flops, rocking on my porch, Ice Cold Lattes, Children Laughing...
and
SPRING!!
Here are a few pictures of my addictions,,,
AND
A Bee Sting Remedy Recipe!
It is that time of year!
If you have a love for trying your hands at herbal remedies, or saving money..
TRY this!
I visit here often, and I am sure you will love it too..
Just click on the button below:
I have addictions.
Addictions to nice weather, flip flops, rocking on my porch, Ice Cold Lattes, Children Laughing...
and
SPRING!!
Here are a few pictures of my addictions,,,
AND
A Bee Sting Remedy Recipe!
It is that time of year!
If you have a love for trying your hands at herbal remedies, or saving money..
TRY this!
I visit here often, and I am sure you will love it too..
Just click on the button below:
and be sure to tell her that you visited from One September Day!
Don't forget to copy down this Recipe and try it.
Herbal Bee Sting Paste
2 Parts Coconut Oil
2 Parts Baking Soda
1 Part Plantain Powder
1 Part Calendula Powder
3-5 drops of Lavender Essential Oil
One capsule of Vitamin E Oil (prick it with a needle, and squeeze the oil out)
2 Parts Coconut Oil
2 Parts Baking Soda
1 Part Plantain Powder
1 Part Calendula Powder
3-5 drops of Lavender Essential Oil
One capsule of Vitamin E Oil (prick it with a needle, and squeeze the oil out)
It is a combination of healing, soothing ingredients to address the irritation/pain of bee stings or bug bites. (Make sure to carefully remove the bee stinger before applying the paste.)
Please note: This paste will not serve as an antidote in the case of a bee sting allergy; that is a serious medical emergency. Keep a close watch for symptoms of an allergic reaction (such as difficulty breathing).
I repurposed little spice jars for storage (a glass one for home, and a plastic one for the car kit). The one in the car is stored inside a reclosable sandwich bag, in case of leakage. (Yes, I even decorated it with a little “bee” sticker, for non-readers.)
( written by Frugal Granola Blogger - Michele @ http://frugalgranola.com/about/my-story/
( written by Frugal Granola Blogger - Michele @ http://frugalgranola.com/about/my-story/
A great “wilderness medicine tip:” If you are able to recognize plantain, and find the plants nearby, you can chew the leaves into a paste, and apply directly to the sting. However, not everyone will have that option, so a pre-made paste is an essential addition to a basic medicine kit.
Also, if you don’t have the herbal powders on hand, and are in the midst of a “bee sting crisis,” just a paste of baking soda and water (with or without the lavender oil) can still be helpful; definitely better than nothing!
Don't be intimidated by the ingredients.
Once you get them on hand.. you can make this for your car, your medicine cabinet, your friends, and family!
Labels: A Mom's Life
5 Comments:
At April 27, 2011 at 11:48 AM , Unknown said...
beautiful pictures!! Love this. Your blog is a blessing to me!! <3
At April 27, 2011 at 12:00 PM , Unknown said...
I love the hats! I am such a hat girl, as our my girls :)
I've never heard of some of those ingredients, but I like the idea of a paste that is homiopathic. Thanks so much for sharing!
At April 27, 2011 at 12:39 PM , Linda said...
September...you have such a beautiful family. I love seeing them in these pictures.
I see you have many helpers with this baby! (smile) It is so wonderful that they can all share in the care and in the blessing of having a new baby!
Love, Linda
At April 27, 2011 at 4:17 PM , Caroline said...
Beautiful pictures and a wonderful post.
At May 2, 2011 at 12:33 PM , Jenilee said...
your little ones are so beautiful!
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