Apothecary

An Apothecary is an old name where you could buy remedies and ingredients to make them. It is a largely forgotten art which will be to our detriment in the near future.

In today’s world the Apothecary has been replaced by the money hungry pharmaceutical companies who are not as concerned for your welfare as much as making a profit.

In my perambulations through the ethersphere of the internet, I find many sources of things that can be made at home, simply, cheaply and just as effective as expensive mass-produced remedies.

This page will list things of interest to the people who want to know, who want an alternative to the poisons currently available on store shelves.

Disclaimer

Disclaimer:

This page and the linked posts are not intended to be medical advice. They are based on other peoples experiences

As with anything in life, moderation.

To avoid allergic reactions, etc try small quantities of any preparation first.

Please consult a physician if your condition persists.

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1 :: Lip Balm – The Greening of Westford

Homemade Lip Balm

*Lip balm is so simple!  There are tons of recipes out there.  This is one that I made with my daughters and some of their friends.  It is girl approved!

2 :: Moth Repellent – Eco-Crap

*Traditionally mothballs have been used but the naphthalene is a poison. Look for alternatives, as simple as the smell of cedar wood.

3 :: Mask/Scrub & info on Epsom’s Salts

*A recipe for the mask and info about the oft forgotten Epsom’s Salts and our need for a magnesium source.

Homemade Cough Syrup

4 :: Homemade Cough & Cold recipes

*Visit Good Girl Gone Green, she has links for many recipes of this nature from around the net.

5 :: First Aid Antiseptic Ointmnt

*This homemade antiseptic ointment is packed full with germ-killing properties that will help treat everyday/minor cuts, scraps, and abrasions. You can use this ointment just as you would a tube of that pricey commercially-prepared stuff.

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