by Marianne Graff, Published in April 30,2025 Photo credit: gardeningnoob.com Wool Recycling in Ways you Never Thought of Before Here’s a way to use your old wool blankets, wool stuffing from something, wool sweaters and wool socks with holes in them that I bet you never thought of: fertilize your garden! I saw this video … Read more
Castor oil is made from pressing the seed (bean) of the castor plant
Ricinoleic Acid is a Fatty Liver’s Friend Disclaimer: I am not a doctor and am not giving you medical advice. I am simply sharing the research I have done and what works for me, in the hopes it inspires you to do your own research and find your own solutions that work best for you. … Read more
By Marianne Graff, Published on the 26 of October, 2024 Here is a tutorial about how to make a compress, also called a pack, with castor oil, based on my experience trying out a few methods. I am not a doctor, so I will refer to the advice (and link it in the sources) to … Read more
By Marianne Graff Benefits of Castor Oil for Stopping Hair from Falling Out For months my hair was falling out, and I didn’t know what to do about it. I didn’t know what was causing it, although I had some good guesses, and I couldn’t afford expensive shampoos and treatments in a salon for my … Read more
The Castor plant is a prickly plant that grows wild besides ponds and rivers here in Mexico, and the people consider it a noxious weed. The Castor Oil is pressed out of the bean of the Ricinus communis/Palma Christi plant. Despite being considered a weedy nuisance, I have found it second to none for reducing … Read more
By Marianne Graff Photo credit: freepik Spices and Natural Ingredients Often Found in your Kitchen Cupboard that Could replace many things in your Medicine Cabinet in a Pinch When we moved to Mexico, I thought getting the medicines my son and I needed would be easy to buy. After all, Mexico is still in North … Read more