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Renee’s Ravishing Recipes And Health Facts
Thursday, May 28, 2026
Ticks and Biting Insects Spray
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Wednesday, May 27, 2026
Thrush
WHAT CAUSES ORAL THRUSH?
Oral thrush occurs when a yeast infection develops on the inside of your mouth and on your tongue. This condition is also known as oral candidiasis, oropharyngeal candidiasis, or, simply, thrush. The Candida albicans (C. albicans) fungus causes oral thrush.
WHY DO PEOPLE GET THRUSH?
It's an infection caused by the candida fungus, which is yeast. You can get it in your mouth and other parts of the body. Anyone can get thrush, but it happens most often to babies and toddlers, older adults, and people with weakened immune systems.
NATURAL REMEDY I LEARNED ABOUT:
Grapefruit seed extract.... NOT PEEL .... 10 drops into an oz. of water and brush baby’s teeth and tongue...or if your using it in your ear/skin (ear ache/infection) use coconut oil instead of water.
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Tuesday, May 26, 2026
The Truth About Salt
Got info from MMT classes.
Monday, May 25, 2026
The Truth About Fluoride
Got info from MMT classes.
Sunday, May 24, 2026
The Miracle of the Lemon
2) Asthma
3) Biliousness
4) Chills and Fever
5) Corn
6) Coughs and Colds
7) Diphtheria
8) Dropsy
9) Erysipelas
10) Felon
11) Halitosis
12) Headache
13) Heartburn
14) Hemorrhage
15) Liver Complaints
16) Moth Preventatives
17) Rheumatism
18) Scarlet Fever
19) Scurvy
20) Sore Throat
21) Tarter remover
22) Urate Stones
23) Vaginal Hygiene
24) Lemon an Endurance-Maker
25) Lemon has good seasoning
27) Lemon helps in overcoming alcoholism28) Lemon and bowel stimulation
29) Lemon instead of Vinegar
30) Blood thinner and Cleanser
31) The Sophisticated Lemon
32) Lemon Health Authority relies on Lemon
33) Cosmetics and Lemon
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Saturday, May 23, 2026
The High Cost of Snacking
Both are underweight and overweight people are more common among those who eat between meals, and the number of cavities a dentist finds can be predicted with fair accuracy by the number of snacks taken each day.
Small quantities of food eaten between meals can raise the number of calories consumed by several hundred, and this is significant, since eating just 100 extra daily calories can add 10 pounds per year to one's weight! The best course for anyone and especially those who are fighting "the battle of the bulge" is to leave off all foods between meals. The same applies to those who are underweight, since food is more efficiently digested and assimilated with a regular meal schedule.
Allergies are more common among those who snack between meals, as well. Not only is the variety of possible allergens greatly multiplied, but the likelihood of producing toxic chemicals by inefficient digestion is also increased.
STAYING IN SYNC
Begin with the salivary glands; the entire digestive tract prepares digestive juices of good strength in adequate quantities – a task that requires a tremendous expenditure of chemical and physical energy from the body. If a regular mealtime pattern has been developed, this preparation will be made precisely on time. However, if the meal is delayed, or is more than an hour early, this preparation will be out of synchrony with the meals, causing that great expenditure of energy to be lost. This weakens the body, making it more susceptible to infections and promoting incomplete digestion of food.
Even nibbling on a few peanuts between meals causes stagnation of food in the stomach. X-ray studies done years ago showed that a little eating between meals delays stomach emptying by up to 14 hours or more. This stalling of food in the stomach promotes gastritis, since the stomach puts out large quantities of acid and pepsin as long as food is present. These are powerful digestants, and their overproduction is likely to cause the stomach to become weakened, often resulting in peptic ulcers.
GIVE IT A REST
To avoid stomach disease, the stomach needs to finish its work by 2 to 4 hours after a meal, resting for an hour or two before getting recharged for the next meal. Therefore, five or more hours should pass between the end of one meal and the beginning of the next – with nothing eaten between. Remember that heavy foods empty very slowly from the stomach – oil being the slowest at just one teaspoonful per hour.
Since the stomach is more vigorous in the morning, the largest meal of the day should be breakfast, followed by the second largest, dinner, taken in the early or mid-afternoon. One should never go to bed with undigested food in the stomach, so if a third male is taken at all, it should be light and early – the equivalent of a piece of bread and a small dish of fruit.