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Skin Nutritionist and Naturpath in holistic health. We are a family owned business with an esoteric focus on eczema in adults and babies. Our natural skincare solutions are taking the lead in the skincare industry for treating inflammatory skin conditions, scars and dark marks.
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Working at Carol;s Organic Kitchen
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Located in London
Dead Sea Salt a natural mineral that enhances the healing process for eczema prone skin conditions.
Working in a variety of ways to alleviate discomfort, Dead Sea Salt helps to strengthens skin tissue, improve blood circulation, eliminate toxins and balance the skin's natural pH levels.
Dead Sea Salt can also help to treat eczema by exfoliating dead skin cells, rehydrating the skin and restoring depleted minerals.
Dead Sea salt truly is salt. Dead Sea salt is 12 to 18 per cent sodium chloride, leaving tons of room in its composition for magnesium, calcium, sulfur, bromide, zinc, and potassium. When salt is heated, it creates negatively charged ions which produce a negative charge; therefore, when these ions enter our body they attach to toxins and neutralise them. Hello, detox!
Can Dead Sea salts help with inflammation?
Yes, yes and yes! The properties found in Dead Sea salt soothe achy muscles and skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis. Our Luxury Exfoliating Body Salt Scrub infused in coconut oil and hibiscus flowers detoxifies and boosts skin health by replenishing and restoring your body with the invigorating scent of Ylang ylang, Vetiver and Lavender Essential Oil. Using Dead Sea salt means you can do more with less, just a little sloughs away dead skin, reveaking softer and skin whilst it deeply hydrates, and repairs skin cells.
We’ve created a quick guide that includes a few key minerals below to show you why you need to integrate Dead Sea salt into your skincare routine ASAP:
Magnesium: Magnesium is a powerful anti-inflammatory that lends itself to muscle movements, DNA repair and energy production. This super-nutrient enhances healing time, soothes damaged skin and improves rest and recovery.
Potassium: Potassium is a positively-charged electrolyte that helps to hydrate, calm muscle contractions and balance pH. Potassium reduces water retention and soothes irritated skin.
Bromide: Bromide soothes skin, relieves muscle cramps, calms nervous tension and repairs skin cells.
Sodium: Sodium is needed for the absorption and transportation of nutrients. This essential electrolyte relieves stiff and sore muscles, combats free radicals and exfoliates the skin. As if all of this wasn’t enough, sodium gently detoxifies and cleanses the skin, too!
To find our Dead Sea Salt Body Exfoliating Scrub with therapeutic oils visit https://shop.carolsorganickitc....hen.com/product/dead
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Bring Back Home Economics Class Because Our Kids Lack Basic Life Skills
I am a Plant-based Nutritionist, Organic food grower, having trained on a fruit and veg farm and natural Chef. I feel strongly about this subject and want to share my thoughts. I was a Head Chef for a year at a private pre-school and introduced allergy free natural plant-based cooking and loved every minute of it!
Do you remember studying Home Economics back in school? These classes taught students “real world” skills such as how to cook, sew, time management, budgeting and so on. Young girls and boys alike benefited from these basic life skills taught in those courses.
Today, the school system lacks or has a shortage of such programs. There are people who believe that the courses are outdated and aren’t appropriate for the cutting-edge modules in schools. Many students are more likely to know how to compose a Shakespearian sonnet but very little about taxes, credit cards or finances. This exposes an imbalance in our education system, where high school students enter the “real world” with very little real-world knowledge.
Some parents are concerned that their kids don’t have the necessary skills needed to survive in the real world as adults. There is no argument that arithmetic, English, and history are essential, however, home economics can help teach students about health, comparison shopping, among other important aspects of life.
Home Economics In the 21st Century
Currently, high schools have limited home economics courses. Nevertheless, students have the option to select related courses such as Family Studies, Food and Nutrition, or Health and Safety.
Bring in subjects such as community gardening, composting, and even hydroponics. Students enter the “real world” with very little real-world knowledge...these are basic life skills.
Some parents are concerned that their kids don’t have the necessary skills needed to survive in the real world as adults. There is no argument that arithmetic, English, and history are essential, however, home economics can help teach students about health, comparison shopping, among other important aspects of life.
Students who aren’t taught Home Economics risk missing out on valuable life lessons, especially when they rarely cook at home. The reality is many modern families opt for takeout instead of home cooked meals.
What Do Your Kids Stand to Lose If Home Economics Disappears from Schools?
Home economics is a broad field that covers health, nutrition, personal finance, family finance, and more. One of the main things that students risk losing without Home Economics classes are basic single-living skills.
If schools abandon food and consumer science courses, students will not necessarily have someone to teach them how to ensure the cooking area isn’t contaminated, how to cook, clean, or budget.
If a student’s assumption concerning food and nutrition is formed at a fast food counter because they haven’t been taught about nutrition, such shortcomings in their understanding will lead to poor food choices in life. If they do not learn about the principles of finances, they’ll end up learning the hard way.
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Our Dermazeam is doing amazing things! ??
A mother purchased Dermazeam for her 2 year old son end of June. She noticed in January his skin was changing with rashes appearing. By March he was diagnosed with eczema and it had worsened with blood soaked sheets, an anxious child and having received a lot of pressure from his nursery about his skin condition she had to show he was on prescriptive medicine, but nothing was working. Hearing her story was so familiar to my own at a time my daughter had suffered badly too.
Finally she found Dermazeam and between 24 June to date his skin has completely healed. She mentions that one of his arms was was very dark from scaring and this too is clearing up nicely.
Hearing from her today has made our family delighted to say the least! To hear he is now a happy confident little boy and able to peruse his child activities in a way he was restricted to do before.
Now the whole family are using Dermazeam and are back to purchase a family size jar.
This is truly a miracle cream supporting many others all around the globe ?
Find out what others are saying about it also
https://shop.carolsorganickitc....hen.com/product/derm
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Did you know Eczema is an autoimmune Dis-Ease?
Here are three organic Caribbean handmade teas (Direct link to all flavours below to product page).
1st tea is Sorrel tea high in Vitamin C, Boosts immunity and high in antioxidants.
2nd tea is Sousop fruit powder, high in antioxidants that prevent cell damage and disease, fights bacteria and reduces inflammation.
3rd tea is Nettle, Clove and Cinnamon containing all the amino acids to fight free radicals that cause disease. The clove is a blood purifier and the cinnamon fights inflammation.
By cleansing internally, you clean the gut where most of the healing takes place.
Carol Fraser, Skin Nutritionist and Naturpath in Holistic Medicine.
https://shop.carolsorganickitc....hen.com/product-cate
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Yes, dandelion is a powerful herb indeed. It is a great blood tonic, and digestive tonic. Some people take dandelion by mouth to treat infection, especially viral infections and urinary tract infections (UTIs). I use it in foods and produce it in capsule form in my Bio Mineral Health Plan, also dandelion is used as salad greens, and in soups, and teas. You are definitely on the right track there.
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