(editor's note: Yesterday we talked about the benefits of sunlight vs. the harmful chemicals in commercial sunscreens. Today I'd like to continue with that topic and expand it to include a recipe for a natural cream that protects your skin from excess UVA radiation and replenish the moisture loss as well.
Secondly, there is a plant in the Amazon region called the Graviola Tree that is showing promise as it is able to target certain cancer cells and kill them without the harmful side effects found with traditional chemo or radiation therapies.
In time, the science of light and sound will advance so that we can update our medical centers, similar to those used on our Healing Ships.
Awakening within us all is the ability to completely heal ourselves.
As our bodies evolve from carbon-based to a crystalline-based structure, we must all learn how to properly nourish and treat our physical body.
Through this "Natural Remedies" segment I hope to introduce you to methods of healing you may not have tried, as well as building your knowledge base so you can help others.
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~Be well, all my Love, Boo)
Sunscreen Lotion
"Everything in moderation" is an old adage passed down through the generations. And for good reason! Carrots are good for you, 20 pounds of carrots a day are not. Sunlight is good for you, daily overexposure is not.
This sunscreen lotion will keep well for 3-4 weeks if refrigerated. For the best protection, apply it to dry skin 30 minutes before going outside.
You will need:
3 Tbsp unrefined sesame oil
1 Tbsp unrefined avocado oil
1 Tbsp unrefined jojoba oil
1 Tbsp walnut or almond oil
1 Tbsp shea butter
2 Tbsp cocoa butter
1 tsp beeswax
1 tsp soya-lecithin liquid
2 Tbsp aloe vera gel
2 Tbsp rose or lavender water
1/2 tsp borax powder
20 drops carrot-seed essential oil
3-5 drops coconut fragrance oil (optional)
Melt the first 4 oils, butters and beeswax in a double boiler over medium heat until just melted. Add the soya lecithin and stir to blend. Remove from heat.
In a small saucepan, gently warm the aloe vera gel and rose or lavender water, and stir in borax powder until dissolved. Remove from heat.
When the oil and water mixtures are still warm to the touch and at about the same temperature, set the small saucepan into a bowl of ice. Drizzle in the oil mixture while mixing rapidly with a small whisk; a cream will quickly form.
Add carrot-seed essential oil and coconut fragrance oil if desired; blend thoroughly.
Store in a clean, airtight jar or bottle, and refrigerate.
For After Sun Relief:
To help reduce inflammation and cool and moisturize sunburned skin, apply a thin coat of yogurt or aloe vera gel to the red areas.
Spray pure lavender water or hydrosol freely on sun damaged skin to keep it hydrated and help prevent peeling. It also promotes the regeneration of skin cells.
Add 2-3 drops of lavender oil to 1 tsp of a carrier oil such as sweet almond oil, and massage onto affected area. You can also apply a diluted St. John's wort oil.
* Warning! If you use perfume oils, when you go out in the sun avoid citrus oils such as bergamot, orange, lemon or lime. they reduce a sunscreen's effectiveness and may cause unpleasant skin reactions when exposed to the sun.
Graviola Tree: "10000 Times Stronger Killer Of Cancer Than Chemo"
Over twenty laboratory studies, kept quiet, have shown this tree to be 10,000 times more powerful than Adriamycin, a commonly used chemotherapy. However, unlike Adriamycin which can make you very sick, knock out your hair, and even cause death (in some cases), Graviola does no collateral damage. There are no side effects.
In laboratory studies, Graviola selectively hunts down and kills 12 different types of cancer cells (without harming healthy cells) including breast, prostate, lung, colon, and pancreatic cancer. Additionally, it actually boosts your immune system making the patient feel healthier and stronger and improves overall energy and outlook on life.
