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Ongoing Series

Herbal Remedies I Keep On Hand:
Preface: The Expectations of Herbal Medicine
First Aid and Topicals
Preventatives
Respiratory Ailments
Pain and Inflammation
Digestive Problems
Infections- COMING SOON!

Baby Steps:
Preface- "But I can't afford real food" (part 1)
1- Mental Block 1: The Cost of Real Food (part 2)
2- Mental Block 2: "But I ate junk and I turned out okay"
3- Mental Block 3: "My kids/husband would NEVER eat that!"
4- Mental Block 4: "But I don't have time!"
5- Mental Block 5: Listen to your Gut
6- Baby Step 1:  Change your Dairy
7- Baby Step 2:  Kick ONE Packaged Food (only one!)  COMING SOON!

Eating Real Food on a Budget:
1: Meal Planning
2: Have a plan for when you have no plan.
3: Keep your eyes open
4: Grow Stuff 
5: Use your Leftovers

Make It Yourself Monday:
Coconut and Almond Milk
Sour Cream and Buttermilk
Apple Cider Vinegar
Lacto-fermented Hot Sauce
Kombucha
Vanilla, Orange, and Coconut Extract
Ketchup
Mustard
Yogurt
Applesauce
Pasta Sauce
No Closure Snack Bags

Getting Started With Chickens:
Things To Consider
Housing
Choosing and Buying Chickens
Brooding Chicks
Why Raise Your Own Chickens for Meat


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