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Couple things. First, been drinking a tea of catnip + valerian root lately...great sleepy buzz it provides, & real quickly! Second, anyone know much about maca root?

Oops, misconception here...2-4 _drops_ is equivalent to 1 tsp of sugar! Pls check your facts first. ;)

Check into coconut oil. Supposed to be a temporary fix, but all natural & painless. See a book named"Amazing Coconut Oil" by McKay.

Wonder if you even need to peel the leaves if you have a blendtec or vitamix blender?? Sent from my KFTT using Tapatalk HD

Sorry to contradict, but they do so hurt. I'm not at all queasy about needles, but I did acupuncture for years for chronic pain, and it hurt every time. Works for many, but not for me.

Hmm, well mayo's great on artichokes! Why not broccoli, too? (except for the health argument!) Sent from my KFTT using Tapatalk HD

What?? I'm a bit concerned about what sound like judgments that are not grounded in fact. Yoga is not a religion, nor does one need to "buy into" anything just to practice it. Brings to mind an expression about glass houses and throwing rocks, I'm sorry to say. Ever think what some other people...

I can't remember the source but I've read that simply putting a bar of plain ivory soap underneath the bottom sheet will greatly reduce leg pain. I've seen that several times! Also supposed to help restless leg syndrome. No clue what might be going on here! :confused:

I'd be interested in learning this, too. Can people even taste the difference between, say, red white wine vinegar? I do know that rosemary olive oil sure tastes different than plain! ;) Sent from my KFTT using Tapatalk HD

Also why men who go for fertility counseling are often told to wear boxer shorts rather than briefs. Sent from my KFTT using Tapatalk HD

Don't know about elsewhere, but here in WI many of our deer have been diagnosed with "chronic wasting disease." It's a brain disease similar to mad cow disease, so deer harvested in particular regions must be destroyed, just like cattle with the disease (mainly in Great Britain, most recently)...

'Tis true. I think it is very important to realize that research doesn't actually "prove" things, but instead sets out to rule out what is NOT true. So an appropriate experiment would be to give subjects a supplement to prove it has no effect on them. If it did have an effect, that simply opens...

It's used a lot in Thai food recipes. My understanding is that you use only the tip, much like a green onion. Sent from my KFTT using Tapatalk HD

Interesting that many of these have high levels of tryptophan, the amino acid responsible for post-Thanksgiving napping! Sent from my KFTT using Tapatalk HD

Since I can't have sugar in my diet, I've become a big fan of Stevia. I've never liked chamomile tea, but I love it with Stevia in it. Sent from my KFTT using Tapatalk HD

If they do, they'll most certainly get rid of it! :D Sent from my KFTT using Tapatalk HD