Ginger is a common spice that can be greatly beneficial for us and our pets. It holds anti-emetic, anti-nausea, carminative, diaphoretic, nervine, and stimulant properties.
The foundation of holistic health is an all-encompassing healthy lifestyle. When we promote all aspects of our pets' health and healing through holistic practices, then they will not only live more enriching lives, but also longer ones.
Many of us have heard about the benefits of fish oil for both humans and pets. But have you ever considered supplementing your pet's diet with krill oil? This supplement can improve your pet's health in so many ways and, in some aspects, is even more beneficial than fish oil. So today, we've rounded up a handful of these benefits to share with you:
Organophosphate is a toxic substance, that is the basis for most insecticides, herbicides and nerve agents causing adverse effects to the development of fetuses and children. It is commonly abbreviated as “OP” but is the general name of esters of phosphoric acid that the Environmental Protection Agency (US Government) has listed as highly toxic to bees, wildlife and humans. Before we dive deeper into understanding how organophosphates affect our health we need to understand how and when they are used.
Iridology is the study of the iris and what it tells us about the body. The iris begins to record information about our body when we are still in the womb! The right eye records the right side of the body while the left eye records the left side of the body. Someone who reads the iris is looking for patterns and structure of the iris fibers, discoloration or other indications that represent where the body needs support. It can also show inherited strengths or weaknesses, overall health levels and body constitution.
