Review: Will Ask my Wife to try the Remedies First.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 5, 2014
I admit that I approach these types of books with skepticism.  However, I admit this little gem has a lot of good ideas.  Here's the key:  "Keep an Open Mind."  We don't all know everything, so let's hear some new or imaginative ideas.  What do we have to lose?  Now, this approach is really tough for know-it-all engineers, so be patient with me. We're not so good in social skills.▲ There are lots of excellent suggestions on natural ingredients to use in fighting sickness. Some remedies are well-known, others are pretty creative.  I am familiar with Aloe Vera, of course.  I like the idea of using a plant, grown right in my backyard, to help treat skin burn. I did not know that Thyme is approved as a treatment for upper respiratory infections and coughs.  That is really excellent information.▲ I am going to ask my wife to try the "Bentonite Clay Treatment." You put some clay on a porous cloth, and keep it on your skin for 4 hours, until it hardens (the clay, I mean, not the skin.) If my wife gives a good report, then I'm all in!▲ There was one remedy that surprised me.  Sarah suggests we take a lemon and coat it with salt and pepper, then suck on it. I'm going to also have my wife try this one out.  I will report back with my findings.▲ Okay, seriously, tell all those "engineering types" to get with it, and check this little book out!  I bet they will be surprised, just like I was.Recommend!