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Crushed Egg Shells

Crushed Egg Shells Contains essential nutrients like calcium, potassium and magnesium. Free, accessible and easy to use. How To Use Crush Them, Ground them into powder. Soak them in water. Grinding. Eggshells compost slowly because of the calcium content in the shell. Large pieces of eggshell take a year or more. But the smaller the bits of eggshell, the faster they will compost. To really speed up the process, turn your eggshells into powder by crushing them in a coffee grinder. If you use a coffee grinder to make ground coffee, buy a cheap coffee grinder just for your eggshells. Drying. Whether you intend to use a coffee grinder or smash your eggshells by putting them in a plastic baggie and stomping them into bits, drying eggshells out first will make them easier to crush. Set them out to air dry for a few days. Or spread them on a cookie sheet and place them in a warm oven to make them dry more quickly. Boiling. If you have lots of eggshells, you can make a liquid fertilizer. ...

Insulin

INSULIN aka Chamaecostus cuspidatus, fiery costus or spiral flag GROW Propagate : cuttings , seedings Light : sunny Water : once a day Soil : good drainage Fertilizer : twice a month USES Treat diabetes : leaves chewed twice daily, or dried powder of leaves taken 1/2 to 1 gram twice daily. Improves digestion improve the health of your bladder as well kidney, break down the fat deposits and unnecessary toxins in the liver, prevent cancer : a simple tea made with the leaves can treat these and even prevent issues. Reduce cholesterol levels in the blood , treat sore throat , beneficial for asthma : can be consumed as a tea or potion.

Poor Man's Bird Nest aka Chinese Knotweed

POOR MAN'S BIRD NEST aka Polygonum chinense, Persicaria chinensis, Chinese Knotweed, red bush, Creeping Smartweed, Common Marsh Buchwheat, rice smartweed, southern smartweed, Climbing knotweed, flowery knotweed, fo-ti, fo-ti-teng, he shou wu, and ho shou wu. GROW Propagate : cuttings, seeds Light : sunny Water : 1-2 times a day Soil : good drainage, versatile, wet Fertilizer : not necessary It's a very versatile plant that can grow in most tropic climate. It can tolerate a wide range of environmental conditions. USES Respiratory Health: It's known as Bird's Nest supposedly because it is good for the lungs and clears the lungs. It is used to treat ulcers, eczema, stomach aches and various inflammatory diseases in traditional Chinese medicine. Heart Health: extremely beneficial to your heart because it consists of lectins which attach to carbohydrates in the cells of the body. Lectins help in decreasing the buildup of plaque in blood vessels which can result in cardiovas...

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