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[goingtiny]

How to blanch vegetables for preserving/canning.

This page includes details for water, steam and microwave blanching, plus a HUGE chart of vegetables and their specific blanching times.

[intelligentliving]

Graphene-Wrapped Nanoparticles Kill Drug-Resistant Bacteria

Bacteria are adapting to antibiotics, and it’s becoming a serious public health threat. A considerable part of the reason is that the bacteria continue to pass resistance genes to each other. Thankfully, scientists at Rice University developed a system that uses graphene-oxide wrapped nanoparticles to kill the bugs and their...

[cippy42]

Guys i have an infection thats creepy and i dont like it… Its creeping all over me and causing stuff that is t so pleasant… Now i will ehem ask you all of the last questions you would ever ask… What is bactroban. What is mupirocin. What is raw honey and how does it kill bacteria. Yes yes all of these are suitable responses to my ailment.

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A Non-Toxic & Non-Drug Solution that Kills Bacteria & Viruses In Your Body

Lightwater™ is designed to eliminate viruses and bacteria without the need to resort to antiviral drugs and antibiotics. The unique, non-drug solution instantaneously reduces pathogen load and, simultaneously, increases Superoxide dismutase ('SODs') enzyme levels for better anti-inflammatory and therapeutic effects. This aids in a speedier healing process. 

https://www.light-water.org/

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This Miracle Honey Kills More Bacteria Than All Antibiotics

This Miracle Honey Kills More Bacteria Than All Antibiotics

Not only does it kill bacteria, but it prevents them from building up an immunity – a major problem with most antibiotics today. In 2009, scientists revealed a study that found a honey better than all antibiotics out there. It was published by the European Journal of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases in June of 2009, and was incredibly significant during a time when many antibiotics…

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How I like to think antibiotics work

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Tooth Decay – The Main Causes

One of the most common tooth related problems is decay. It can happen at any age and is usually caused because of unhygienic dental habits. The oral cavity is full of bacteria. When this bacteria combines with the small particles of food present in your mouth, the combination results in a sticky substance known as plaque. With time, this plaque, which contains bacteria, begins to damage your tooth and cause it to decay. If ignored, decay can lead to more serious problems such as tooth abscess. So, make sure that you don’t ignore the condition. Nowadays, advanced methods such as diode laser are available to cure tooth decay. How does tooth decay? The food you eat is one of the main reasons for decay. The acid content present in food attacks teeth and causes damage to tooth enamel. With the external enamel covering the tooth destroyed, small holes or cavities begin to form on it. As a result, bacteria easily gain entry into the interior layers of the tooth, leading to rotting. There are different reasons that lead to destruction of dental enamel. Foods containing high quantity of carbohydrates escalate the risk of rot. Aerated drinks, white bread, refined flour products and foods high in starch are also responsible for expedited rotting. Besides the food you eat, the other factors that cause decay include tobacco and alcohol usage. People who smoke do not produce adequate saliva. As a result, the acidic level in the mouth does not come down, thereby creating conditions conducive to rotting. In order to avoid tooth decay, you need to brush your teeth twice a day and ensure that your mouth cavity is perfectly clean. Use of antibacterial mouthwashes is recommended. If you have decaying teeth, you must immediately approach a dentist and get your teeth cleaned. Dentists these days use dental lasers to kill bacteria more effectively. This treatment offers long term effects.

[younglivingessentialoils-blog]

Thieves

The revolutionary Thieves blend contains powerful essential oils that defend and protect. Diffuse throughout the home to kill dangerous airborne bacteria, or apply on the bottom of feet for internal boost.

Essential oils: clove, cinnamon bark, rosemary, lemon, Eucalyptus radiata

Thieves product info (on Young Living website)