Leaf of Life (Bryophyllum pinnatum / Kalanchoe pinnata) – A Miracle Succulent

Leaf of Life (Bryophyllum pinnatum / Kalanchoe pinnata) – A Miracle Succulent

Discover the healing powers of the Leaf of Life 🌿 Known across cultures as a natural remedy, this plant is treasured for its many benefits. Tap the link to read more!”

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Euphorbia hirta (“Do As I Say” Plant) – Comprehensive Profile

Euphorbia hirta (“Do As I Say” Plant) – Comprehensive Profile

"Discover the health benefits of Euphorbia hirta (Do As I Say plant), also known as Asthma Weed — a powerful Caribbean medicinal herb used in traditional bush medicine for natural healing and wellness."

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Physic Nut (Jatropha curcas) – Comprehensive Report

Physic Nut (Jatropha curcas) – Comprehensive Report

For your Physic Nut article, you might write something like:
“Discover the many uses and risks of the Physic Nut (Jatropha curcas) – from its role in natural pesticides and traditional medicine to its potential as a biofuel crop.”

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Eggshells: A Natural Powerhouse for Bones, Teeth, Gut, and Skin Health
Tracey George Tracey George

Eggshells: A Natural Powerhouse for Bones, Teeth, Gut, and Skin Health

Key Benefits of Eggshells:

Rich in Calcium for Strong Bones

Eggshells are made up of over 90% calcium carbonate — a form of calcium that your body can absorb. This makes them a natural supplement for bone health and preventing osteoporosis.

Supports Teeth and Nail Health

Consuming powdered eggshells may strengthen teeth and nails, helping to prevent breakage and enamel wear.

Natural Skin Exfoliant

When ground into a fine powder, eggshells can be mixed with honey or aloe vera to create a gentle, mineral-rich facial scrub.

Promotes Wound Healing

Eggshell membrane (the thin layer inside the shell) contains collagen and amino acids that can speed up the healing of minor cuts and scratches.

Balances Soil Minerals for Plants

Crushed eggshells release calcium into the soil, preventing blossom-end rot in tomatoes and peppers, and improving plant growth.

How to Use Eggshells:

For calcium intake:

Boil shells for 5 minutes to kill bacteria, bake at 180°C (350°F) for 10 minutes, then grind into a fine powder. Add ½ teaspoon to smoothies, soups, or baked goods.

For skin care:

Mix fine powder with egg white or honey for a mineral-rich facial mask.

For gardening:

Sprinkle crushed shells around plants or mix into compost.

Cautions:

Always sterilize shells before consumption to avoid bacteria.

Don’t overconsume — stick to small amounts (½ teaspoon per day) unless advised by a doctor.

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How to Use Amanda’s Coconut Oil for Skin & Hair
Tracey George Tracey George

How to Use Amanda’s Coconut Oil for Skin & Hair

Amanda’s Natural Coconut Oil is one of our best-selling and most versatile products. Whether you’re using it for deep conditioning your hair or moisturizing your skin, it delivers real nourishment — naturally.

### For Hair:

• Apply a few drops to your scalp and massage in gently.

• Use as a pre-wash treatment or leave-in conditioner.

• Helps with dandruff, dryness, and growth.

### For Skin:

• Use after a bath to lock in moisture.

• Great for cracked heels, dry elbows, and softening the skin.

• Naturally antibacterial and soothing for minor irritations.

🌿 100% pure, handmade, and chemical-free.

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