Hello and Welcome to REAL Food Friday where we are determined to make this a healthier world. We have another special giveaway this week from Joyce @ It’s Your Life. A natural herbal remedy called CRAMP BARK. So thank you for sharing all your REAL FOOD recipes, organic food and gardening tips and don’t forget to enter the giveaway!
And here’s the fantastic giveaway! Our very own co-host Joyce @ It’s Your Life
is offering YOU a chance to win “CRAMP BARK” from Mountain rose Herbs
From Joyce:
ounce jar of Cramp Bark extract worth $9.25. Cramp Bark’s name speaks for
itself, it is used to relieve menstrual cramps, muscle cramps, threatened
miscarriage, early labor, labor, high blood pressure, spasmodic coughs,
irritable bowel syndrome, and urinary pain.
months in a row, and it really works. For using the extract one should use 20
drops every hour, as needed. For best results it is good to start taking a day
or two before you start menstruating, if you are regular.
using a blood thinner, using medicine for high blood pressure, could aggravate
tinnitus. Always consult a health professional before using any herb. This
information is strictly for educational purposes only.
The CRAMP BARK giveaway is open 7/31/14 to everyone and ends 8/9/2014
Now On to the PARTY!
We’re your hosts
Mary @ Back to the Basics and Mary’s Kitchen
Lydia @ Lydia’s Flexitarian Kitchen
Heather @ Cook It Up Paleo
Joyce @ It’s Your Life
Marla @ Organic4 Greenlivings (which is Me)
You can email Mary at mari_backtonature@yahoo.com
MY FEATURES:
Sandi From Sandi’s Allergy Free Recipes — Cherry Cheese Cake Ice Cream Paloe, D/F, S/F
Bill From The Works Of Life — Real Cabbage Salad With Crispy Scallion
Kristie From Family Home Health — “Food As Medicine for “Incurable Conditions”
What is Real Food?
- Genetically Modified Foods
- Margarine
- Processed Foods
- Granulated sugar
- Food dye
- Non-organic packaged baking mixes
- Cool Whip
Then it WILL be deleted. This is not real food! This is just plain unhealthy, toxic, garbage ingredients that causes disease and poor-health.
Here’s a great reference from Food Myths: