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✨ A friendly reminder: start your oxymel now so it’s ready when cold and flu season hits! ✨ This powerful herbal tonic has been trusted for centuries to strengthen immunity, fight infections and keep you energised through the colder months. 🍂 Here’s a simple recipe you can try at...

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🔥 Fire Cider 🔥 Now is the time to start preparing your remedies so they’ll be ready for cold and flu season! Fire cider is a powerful immune-boosting, digestive-supporting, energy-giving, circulation-stimulating, respiratory-clearing, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant tonic. Here's my recipe for fire cider using a half-gallon mason jar: Ingredients: - 1 red onion 🧅 - 1 large orange 🍊 - 1 lemon 🍋 - 1 head of garlic 🧄 - 2 ½ jalapeños 🌶 - ½ tsp cayenne pepper 🌶 - 1 tsp peppercorns - 10 cloves - 1 bunch of rosemary 🌿 - 1 bunch of thyme 🌱 - 1 handful of ginger 🫚 - ½ tsp turmeric - 1 or 2 cinnamon sticks - Organic, raw, unfiltered apple cider vinegar (ACV). If you can’t find this, use any apple cider vinegar you have access to. Instructions: 1. Chop your produce and add it to your mason jar as you go. 🍶 2. Add the rosemary, thyme, peppercorns, dried cayenne peppers, cloves, and cinnamon sticks. 3. Fill your jar to the top with ACV. 🍎 4. Place a sheet of parchment paper between the jar and the lid to prevent the ACV from corroding the metal lid. If using a plastic lid, you can skip this step. 5. Let your fire cider sit on the counter or in the pantry for 4-6 weeks, gently shaking it daily. 🕰 6. Open the lid every couple of days to check the level of your ACV. If it’s not filled to the top, add more ACV. 7. After 4-6 weeks, strain the mixture and squeeze all the cider from the produce. 8. Optionally, add honey 🍯, maple syrup 🍁, agave, or your preferred sweetener. You can take a tablespoon each morning 🌞 or use it when you’re feeling under the weather, taking it 2-3 times a day. 🌿💧

Barbara Oneill

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If I had a favorite tea for when I’m sick, this one is it. Every single time I make this it helps immediately. Some of the many benefits of this Apple Ginger Tea: 🍎 Organic Apple: Simmered apples in tea offer health benefits by releasing pectin, a type of soluble fiber, which supports gut health and acts as a prebiotic, encouraging the growth of beneficial gut bacteria. Additionally, apples contain quercetin, an antioxidant known for its anti-inflammatory and antiviral properties, which may help reduce the severity of cold symptoms. 🫚Ginger:Ginger contains gingerol, a bioactive compound with strong anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects. Studies suggest it can reduce respiratory inflammation, ease sore throats, and relieve nausea by calming the stomach and aiding digestion. 🌿Mint: Fresh mint leaves contain menthol, which can act as a natural decongestant, easing breathing and soothing sore throats. Mint’s antibacterial properties also support respiratory health, while its soothing effect on the digestive system can relieve stomach discomfort often accompanying colds. 🧄Cloves: High in eugenol, cloves possess antibacterial and antiviral properties that help combat respiratory infections and support immune function. Eugenol is also an effective antioxidant, helping reduce oxidative stress during illness. 🌱Cinnamon Stick: Cinnamon is packed with cinnamaldehyde, an anti-inflammatory compound that has been shown to fight off bacteria and fungi. Its antioxidant content helps protect cells from damage, while its warming effect can promote circulation, which may help the body recover faster. Each of these ingredients contributes to a powerful, health-supporting tea that’s both soothing and effective during cold season! Here’s what you’ll need: ✨2 inches of Fresh Ginger ✨3-4 Cloves ✨1-2 Organic Apple, core removed and cut into large pieces (about 1.5 cups cut apples) ✨1 Cinnamon Stick ✨4 cups Water ✨2-3 Fresh Mint Sprigs Optional Add-ins ✨1 tablespoon Fresh Mint Tea ✨2-3 tablespoon Sea Moss Gel ✨1-2 teaspoon Manuka Honey Bring the ingredients to a boil, then reduce to low heat. Simmer for 10-15 minutes. Enjoy!

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