Gi Gi's Goodies

11/29/2025

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving!!!

11/26/2025

Lymph Fire Chelation Chai
Antifungal • Lymph Flow • Chelation Support

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Licorice root – traditionally used as antifungal, soothing, and a lymph mover

Cinnamon – warming antifungal, blood cleanser, and circulation enhancer

Clove – potent antifungal and antiparasitic

Anise – carminative, antifungal, and antiparasitic support

Coriander seed – digestive support and gentle chelation support

Black pepper – improves absorption and synergizes the other herbs

2 parts licorice root (cut & sifted)

2 parts cinnamon chips (or broken sticks)

1 part anise seed

1 part coriander seed

½ part clove

½ part black peppercorns (cracked)

For a single strong pot (about 1 liter / 4 cups):

2 tsp licorice root

2 tsp cinnamon chips

1 tsp anise seed

1 tsp coriander seed

½ tsp clove

½ tsp cracked black pepper

1 liter of water light boil, cover

**Not medical advice please consult doctor.
Could interact with medications and cortisol and blood pressure levels**

11/19/2025

More to add to fire cider!

11/19/2025

So I guess a fire cider including these natural pain killers would not only boost your immune system but help with pain as well!!

11/11/2025

Borrowed from another page, I have not washed my dog using this, but I will.

Follow directions exactly as written
Dog shampoo mixture

Bath the dog with selsum shampoo.. Yes human shampoo .. Try to leave it on for 10 mins if possible then rinse good and towel dry.. Get in between toes etc.. I just rub them all over the whole time. Trust me they love the attention too.. then rinse good..

I make this solution before I start the bathing step above..

So after the 10 minute shampoo bath, wash with this solution.. And trust me please it works and it's cheap.. I do it in a 2 liter empty soda bottle so I can shake it good.

In a large soda bottle mix the following

1 normal size bottle of peroxide
Then fill the peroxide bottle up with warm water twice.. Very important!!!!! You have to dilute the peroxide to 1% because the 3% isn't good for pets..

Then add 1 cup of Borax laundry soap (in the laundry isle it's in a box)

Mix this well... I put it all into a 2 liter soda bottle and shake it good..

I pour it on the clean dog and run in all over even between toes in the ears.. Anywhere and everywhere except eyes!!!!!!!'

Very important---Do not towel dry..

Let dog air dry outside.. It's okay and safe if they lick..

You will notice a difference almost right away.. You can do this every week.. or monthly as a maintenance once they're clear of itchy skin.. For severe cases do it every other day for a week and then back down weekly or monthly as needed..

11/08/2025

It's time, 7 must haves!!

🩺 7 Natural Remedies to Make NOW for Sick Season | Nurse’s Kitchen ApothecaryAs a nurse and a mom, I take my family’s health seriously — especially during s...

11/03/2025

DIY Aroma Stones
Ingredients:
- 1 cup baking soda
- 1/2 cup cornstarch
- 1/3–1/2 cup water (add gradually)
- 10–20 drops essential oil (lavender, lemon, eucalyptus, or your favorite blend)
- Optional: natural food coloring or mica powder
- Silicone molds or small cookie cutters
- Airtight container or mesh sachets for storage
Directions:
1. In a mixing bowl, whisk together the baking soda and cornstarch until well combined.
2. If desired, stir in a small amount of food coloring or mica powder to achieve your preferred color.
3. Gradually add water while stirring continuously until the mixture forms a thick, dough-like paste that is firm but pliable.
4. Add your chosen essential oils and knead the mixture gently to evenly distribute the fragrance throughout the dough.
5. Press the dough into silicone molds or use your hands or cookie cutters to create desired shapes.
6. Smooth the tops and clean any edges as needed for a finished look.
7. Allow the stones to air dry at room temperature for 24–48 hours until they are fully hardened.
8. Once dry, store your aroma stones in an airtight jar or mesh bag to preserve their scent.
9. To use, place the stones in drawers, closets, cars, bathrooms, or any small space where you want a natural scent boost.
Tips & Variations:
- Experiment with seasonal scents like cinnamon and orange for fall or peppermint and eucalyptus for winter for a different aroma experience.
- Use heart or flower molds to create cute gift sets that make perfect presents for friends and family.

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