Some plants that we sometimes ignore are under our very noses. Our good neighbor gave me a packet of Turmeric powder which was sent by her daughter from the US. I sometimes use it in fried rice, a cup of tea or recipes that require a little of it. I love using garlic and fresh ginger especially in cooking Adobo (a unique dish here in our country).
These kitchen condiments are natural antibiotics. I am not sure about colloidal silver though. Not too familiar with it.
i think guava baby leaves are medicinal, too! 🙂
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Yes they are Wilma and guyabano leaves are the best.
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I have about half of these in my kitchen and they do work for many things.
I love fresh herbs and vegetables.
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We sometimes overlook these natural remedies.
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So true, and work the best in many situations
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I agree. Thanks More 🙂
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I use turmeric in making arroz ala valenciana.
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Ah oo nga, masarap yun.
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I use garlic and red onion a lot, and sometimes turmeric and ginger. The ancient peoples knew how to use plants to help with illness, and we can still learn from them.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Onion, ginger, garlic are staples in the kitchen. I agree with you Pete. Thee are so many plants used to help cure illnesses.
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Great list of natural remedies in their natural state. I have never used colloidal silver though. I should look it up!
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First time I heard of colloidal silver too Sabine.
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