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 Posted: Sat Sep 09, 2006 6:54 pm
eiei...OMGWTFBBQ blakat1313 eiei...OMGWTFBBQ blakat1313 Here's a tough question for you. Where do I get this stuff? I live in the middle of nowhere, and the closest thing to a shop that carries herbs is GNC.(I've tried to find some things there, but all they had was feverfew and it was labeled as "for general health" probably a bit weak for my migrains) Is there anywhere I may have overlooked? Well, I know I don't know too much about his, and it would take a while to do, but maybe you could grow the herbs yourself. It's good because as long as you keep them well-watered and such, they can supply you with herbs more cheaply, and you know that they didn't add anything to something you grew yourself. Lots of stores sell herb seeds. The small Walmart near my house has a whole little display full of herb seeds. 3nodding Thanks, I'll try that. Hopefully I don't kill them.(I have a....wilted(?) thumb) What parts do I take though? What parts of the plants? Well, it depends on the plants. Mints, for example, you can take the leaves and sometimes other parts, but tomatoes, you can only eat the fruit(the rest is poisonous) There's a good site out there that you can search and it'll tell you what parts of the plant are good for internal consumption. Go to google, and search for "plants for a future" or "PFAF" It doesn't have any information on psychic-related stuff, but it's a good and accurate reference site. Thanks, I'll try that. (the thing about tomatoes also rings true for potatoes, rhubarb, and one other thing I can't remember. They're all members of the nightshade family) edit: there are two other plants that are members of the nightshade family I missed, eggplant and peppers.
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Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 12:31 pm
x-x Haven't been here in a long time. But is there any teas to help with menstral cramps? Everytime I start my first day, my cramps make me double over in pain. I think I might need to visit the doctor for this, but I just need a temporary cure.
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Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2006 7:28 am
Lanae of Lost Hope x-x Haven't been here in a long time. But is there any teas to help with menstral cramps? Everytime I start my first day, my cramps make me double over in pain. I think I might need to visit the doctor for this, but I just need a temporary cure. I don't even need to look this one up in my books...I use it alot, because mine get to the intensity that I start vomiting... Rasberry leaf tea. Better to buy it loose then in little tea bags.
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Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2006 7:31 am
Darkfire_Nyx Do you know of any herbs that clear up acene? Acne.....>< I know of one, but I can't remember what it is. ~thumps head off desk~ I'll scrounge around in my notes to see if I can find it.
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Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2006 7:33 am
GoGoZombie
Uh, Im not sure if this is possible.. I think it is..
But is there any tea or herb I can take or smell or something that will help me remember my dreams?
For some reason I never can.. I remember parts throughout the day, but Nothing significant..
I've found Peppermint tea, or the smell of roses help with mine...
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Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2006 7:35 am
There, most of the questions have a little bit of an update. I do appologize for the wait, there has been unrestrained chaos in my life, and things are just starting to settle. They'll never be back to normal, but it'll do, and Ill be ready to answer more questions
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Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2006 11:05 pm
Starbreeze_Sunsoar Lanae of Lost Hope x-x Haven't been here in a long time. But is there any teas to help with menstral cramps? Everytime I start my first day, my cramps make me double over in pain. I think I might need to visit the doctor for this, but I just need a temporary cure. I don't even need to look this one up in my books...I use it alot, because mine get to the intensity that I start vomiting... Rasberry leaf tea. Better to buy it loose then in little tea bags.
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Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2006 1:10 pm
Lanae of Lost Hope Starbreeze_Sunsoar Lanae of Lost Hope x-x Haven't been here in a long time. But is there any teas to help with menstral cramps? Everytime I start my first day, my cramps make me double over in pain. I think I might need to visit the doctor for this, but I just need a temporary cure. I don't even need to look this one up in my books...I use it alot, because mine get to the intensity that I start vomiting... Rasberry leaf tea. Better to buy it loose then in little tea bags. It can, but what will help better is a peppermint. I used them a fair bit to stop morning-sickness
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Posted: Sat Oct 28, 2006 5:41 am
blakat1313 eiei...OMGWTFBBQ blakat1313 eiei...OMGWTFBBQ blakat1313 Here's a tough question for you. Where do I get this stuff? I live in the middle of nowhere, and the closest thing to a shop that carries herbs is GNC.(I've tried to find some things there, but all they had was feverfew and it was labeled as "for general health" probably a bit weak for my migrains) Is there anywhere I may have overlooked? Well, I know I don't know too much about his, and it would take a while to do, but maybe you could grow the herbs yourself. It's good because as long as you keep them well-watered and such, they can supply you with herbs more cheaply, and you know that they didn't add anything to something you grew yourself. Lots of stores sell herb seeds. The small Walmart near my house has a whole little display full of herb seeds. 3nodding Thanks, I'll try that. Hopefully I don't kill them.(I have a....wilted(?) thumb) What parts do I take though? What parts of the plants? Well, it depends on the plants. Mints, for example, you can take the leaves and sometimes other parts, but tomatoes, you can only eat the fruit(the rest is poisonous) There's a good site out there that you can search and it'll tell you what parts of the plant are good for internal consumption. Go to google, and search for "plants for a future" or "PFAF" It doesn't have any information on psychic-related stuff, but it's a good and accurate reference site. Thanks, I'll try that. (the thing about tomatoes also rings true for potatoes, rhubarb, and one other thing I can't remember. They're all members of the nightshade family) edit: there are two other plants that are members of the nightshade family I missed, eggplant and peppers. Or you could try lavender oil...Smelling it and rubbing it on your temples may help
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Posted: Sun Oct 29, 2006 6:28 pm
Starbreeze_Sunsoar Or you could try lavender oil...Smelling it and rubbing it on your temples may help Thanks, that would probably be easier to find.
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Posted: Mon Oct 30, 2006 6:51 am
i need some help ! what can i use for relaxing and take myself out of my misery? i get angry so much, i think too much so i need to relax. i drink ginseng tea but what else i can use?
thanks a lot.
~ Mere heart
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Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 2:41 pm
Meredith-Swiftblade i need some help ! what can i use for relaxing and take myself out of my misery? i get angry so much, i think too much so i need to relax. i drink ginseng tea but what else i can use? thanks a lot. ~ Mere heart Again, I would have to say something like Lavender oil from personal experiance. A drop or so rubbed against your temples. Or even lavender scented bath oil/candles seem to help.
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Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 5:14 am
After a very long absence, I'm back!
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