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Are you troubled with breathing problems? This is the time of year, due to the cold weather, that most people have lung problems. Research in Germany with children and adults has found that a combination of ivy and thyme improved bronchial and lung function.
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Q. Terry, “My hands get so dry in the winter, to the point that my skin cracks open on my fingertips. Am I low on a certain oil or mineral? It is so painful – hoping you can help. Thanks!” — Cathy M., Sobieski, WI
A. Dear Cathy, I would recommend adding sea buckthorn oil to your daily regimen. Harvested in the Arctic Circle, sea buckthorn is a hardy plant with a very high concentration of nutrients due to the fact that it grows in such a harsh environment. Sea buckthorn oil contains over 200 nutrients including vitamin E, beta-carotene, tocotrienols and a very rare form of essential fatty acid called Omega-7.
Sea buckthorn oil has been clinically shown to improve the hydration capabilities of the skin and mucous membranes, helping to alleviate dryness and facilitate skin healing. Dose is important when it comes to sea buckthorn oil - start with the clinically studied dose of two 500 mg capsules, taken internally, twice daily. Give the sea buckthorn oil at least 2 to 3 months to work. As your skin improves, you may be able to reduce this to two 500 mg capsules once a day, but play it by ear—if... CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
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Are you troubled with breathing problems?
This is the time of year, due to the cold weather, that most people have lung problems. Research in Germany with children and adults has found that a combination of ivy and thyme improved bronchial and lung function. If you have a cold, asthma, or any breathing problem, ivy and thyme have been successful and effective improving the breathing process even for children as young as three years of age. Ivy and thyme is soothing to the lung tissue and also acts as an expectorant to remove the mucous, phlegm and other congestion. Ivy is very safe and has shown no significant side effects.
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