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Dear Subscribers,

Sometimes I get tired of reading the 30 odd copies of the same posts

by Rima Laibow and her General, not to mention the Health Ranger. To

bring a little balance to picture, I was speaking earlier today with

a highly knowledgeable herbalist whose family (in Canada) all

contracted the swine flu. This included children in school who tested

positive so the school was closed. There were also elderly persons who

were affected and they described this as a "mild flu". All recovered

completely and are none the worse for wear.

Obviously, there are those who are nervous and whose panic buttons

detonate quickly, and, of course, there are people with heads in the

sand. There are also those who want to sell mega amounts of

ridiculous vaccines and drugs and those who are talking about FEMA

camps and other nightmares that personally I believe must be avoided

at all cost.

First, the hoax must be exposed. The "epidemic" is not really any

more life threatening than crossing a busy street, maybe less so. If

exposed, the consequences are relatively minor and easily addressed

through your choice of immune boosters

<http://www.immuneformulas.com>

, antivirals, proper hydration, and rest. It's impossible to keep up

with every report, but this virus is not bigger than the bomb.

I can be cynical where politics and money are concerned. Obviously

there are those who would like to find some huge distractions to keep

our minds off the economy, but the risk the schemers take is that the

populace has a threshold and at some point, they will have had enough

of Big Brother. Assuming that people have ingested enough fluoride to

be thoroughly passive might be an error in judgment but correct or

not, there is a gamble that more whistle blowers will appear and more

covert "stuff" will surface so I think it's best to focus on how we

have influenza bugs all the time and there are generally a certain

number who succumb, not because the bugs are virulent but because the

individuals were weak and vulnerable.

This said, you never know whether the powers that be will overreact

or not. The best way to restrain them is to be noisy and sign

petitions and deluge Congress. It actually works. For instance, Ron

Paul has enough supporters now to force an audit on the Federal

Reserve. It didn't happen because a lot of people were quiet; it

happened because a lot of people insisted and because he has been

indefatigable. So, we need to insist on correct assessment of facts

as well as our right to self-quarantine if we feel threatened by our

own government or a virus. Nothing would be worse than putting a lot

of people together in a small space. You could be absolutely certain

of loss of hygiene and the spread of infection. Rational minds have

to take a stand here and meanwhile, if you are out and about, you

ought to be boosting your immunity and perhaps carrying some

essential oil <http://www.eodiffuser.com>

..

Everyone has favorite essential oils. I go through cycles. There was

a phase when I liked all the resins, especially myrrh and guaiacum

but when I got more into diffusing, I had to focus on lighter oils

that don't clog the nebulizer. Everyone seems to know that both wild

oregano and tea tree are potent, but I wonder if you realize that

thyme is also way up there? Cinnamon and clove are also very

effective. I put thyme in my bath (with the Epsom salts) and it does

not irritate my skin, 5-8 drops maximum per tub of water.

The truth is I am so sensitive to mold that I wouldn't really thrive

with all the landscaping upheaval. The compost and mulch and even the

soil seem to be riddled with white lines that remind me of Roquefort

cheese with a little color alteration. So, relaxing in a tub with

some inhalation is good for my psyche and hopefully also for my

physicality.

Okay, this relieves me of the need to respond to lots of emails!

On another note, I was at the market a couple of days ago and there

was an exhibit from a honey producer in Vermont. They have been

donating honey to use as a topical skin treatment for wounded seals.

Most of the severe flesh wounds were caused by nasty encounters with

sharks. The seals were kept out of the water for 2-3 months while

they healed, but the honey proved to be totally effective and safe.

The representative from the company was extremely dedicated to her

work and well-informed so I asked her why honey was labeled "clover"

or "wildflower" when bees jump from flower to flower. She said that I

am exactly right so they do not label their honey as anything but raw,

meaning unfiltered, not pasteurized, and much more delicious. I found

the tiny bit on the end of popsical stick way too sweet without

something to share the flavor. One thing led to another and we

started talking about diabetes and I asked if she had mixed cinnamon

powder in honey and tried the unthinkable. She said they actually do

suggest this to their customers . . . so there we go. It's a very

powerful tonic and I am sure it helped Tundra a lot in her last years

because I gave her cinnamon in manuka honey.

Finally for today, I would like to say that people stumble on my web

sites or sometimes google them with the intention of finding new

markets for their products. This is sometimes how something is added

to the site. The last few days were particularly hectic and a whole

line of organic sprouting seeds and paraphenalia are being added.

Some items arrived in the last two days and some are due early next

week. For those who are security conscious, some sprouts produce

edible greens within a day and some take longer but the sprouts are

packed with nutrients, including enough protein and vitamins for most

people's needs. I actually like cooked food better than raw because, I

suppose, travel in third world countries induced some caution as well

as a passion for spices. However, I just washed some jars and trays

and am about to sprout some sunflower seeds. I suspect they will be

green by morning and a few parrots are going to be very happy.

Our, Savika's and my, farming seva is making headway. One sunflower

is now two feet tall. I can't wait to see more flowers! I keep

imbibing Fukuoka's philosophy and one of the lines that touched me

deeply was that he regarded the healing of the land and purification

of the human spirit as belonging to the same process.

Ending on a way lighter note than I started, I would like to say that

Savika is so interested in our gardening project that she actually

wanted to share my artichoke tonight. I was astonished that she loved

the heart, with or without dipping sauce, and was so devoted to this

joint work that she followed me to the compost bin when I put the

leaves in there.

Many blessings,

Ingrid

http://www.landscapingrevolution.com

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