So i introduced to my mother, castor oil for her eyes and face. So this is just an update on the face. She did castor oil for a month and it was smoothing out skin around her eyes. Shes 70 by the way! Following month i did a little research on how the castor oil was working. Says it locks in moisture on the skin. So the next month i recommended rose water for my mum to put on before the castor oil. And honestly i saw her the other day and its been maybe 2.5 months since castor oil, and im shocked at how young her skin is looking and smooth. I dont think i could see wrinkles in her face anymore either. Im thinking i need to take my own advice haha and get with the program! 😅😆

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I came across a video for a detox tonic drink made from wild sticky buds which are found in abundance in UK woodlands. These are the sticky weeds that stick to clothes. These will start growing round about now. Off i go to the woods with my basket. 😄 Do these grow where you are? Details below STICKY WILLY & WILLY WATER (Galium aparine) This plant, known by many names including Cleavers, Goosegrass, Sticky Weed, Bobbies Buttons and Mother’s Milk, is often found stuck to people’s backs, especially on the way to school. During spring, it’s commonly used as a tonic to cleanse the lymphatic system, often likened to a bottle brush due to its structure. It helps move lymph fluid, clear stagnation and support the immune system. It’s particularly effective for swollen glands, tonsillitis, urinary problems and fluid retention. To use it, wash the plant and place it in water overnight. The next day, you’ll have “Willy water”, a cold infusion and unfortunate name that can be drunk throughout the day and is often consumed for several weeks in spring. While generally safe, it’s advised to avoid it if you’re pregnant or taking blood-thinning medication. A cold infusion is preferred, but juicing and making teas are also popular methods. The young shoots have a pea-like flavour and are often used fresh, but they become tough quickly. Juicing and infusions are best for this stage. This plant has numerous medicinal uses. It can be applied externally to treat sunburns, burns, blisters and nettle stings. Also a relative of coffee where the seeds (Bobbies Buttons) can be roasted to make a wild coffee. Mother’s milk comes from its use to use the fine hooks to remove impurities from milk (Greek word for milk is “gala”). Geese are fond of it hence the name “Goosegrass”. “Cleave” means stick or cling. Do you have more names for this plant? Share any meanings behind the names if possible. 📹 @cbcontentstrategy #willywater #cleanse #spring #tonic #forage

Starting detox again with binders and supplements. Zeolite in morning before food. Heavy metal detox herbs and fulvic minerals with food. Charcoal at bedtime. I mixed up a salad for dinner spinach, tomatoes, blueberries, grapes, cucumber, walnuts , celery with an orange and ginger olive oil dressing. Mixed fruits for breakfast with glass of organic coconut milk. Trying to keep my diet raw veggies so to break away from all the food intolerances that make me feel crap, mainly gluten and wheat

Thank you to @Monja De Jager who recommended castor oil on the eyelids and in the eyes. I'm obsessed with organic castor oil now! I've been using it for my 👀eyes and on 2nd and 3rd day my eyes are not tired, they feel very comfortable and relaxed. Feel moisturised and no reddness from where there was the vein looking things inner and outer area when you look sideways.. And wow my eyes are really shiny and the whites of my eyes are super bright, noticeably different by me and others 😃. How often is everyone using it on or in their eyes? Jojo is it ok to use on and in eyes daily? To cleanse and moisturise? Its felt very nice so far.