Falling behind

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Falling behind

Seems like it's been forever since I've been online. We're having some computer problems that have kept me from writing here lately.
And I'm not complaining at all but life's priorities often get in the way of the best plans.
Please bear with me as I try to catch up over the next few weeks.

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This is a journal about my quest for herbal healing, herbal crafting, soapmaking, whole foods, repurposing and living a self sustaining life.

The mission of The Woodwife's Herb Shop & Soapworks, LLC is to teach you how to live closer to nature, to share herbal ideas and information. It is my desire to share with you what I've learned, and practice in my own home, on the road toward a cleaner, toxin-free lifestyle and appreciation of the gifts we've been given. In His wisdom, God has blessed us with plants that provide a synergy of therapeutic benefits which work together to provide healing and protection to our bodies.

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All herbal soaps and products, crafted by us, are made from natural ingredients, including both purchased and wildcrafted plant materials, good quality essential oils, carrier/soapmaking oils (neat and saponified), gels, and beeswax.

While we value your safety, and providing quality products, allergic reaction, skin irritation or other negative responses are always a possibility. *

We strive to do all we can to formulate safe products for our customers, but we assume no responsibility for any harm that may result from the use of our products. All of our products have been tried and tested by family and friends with positive results leading customers to request them over and over again. However, it is YOUR responsibility to use them wisely and at your own discretion, discontinuing use AT ONCE should any negative reactions develop.

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The Woodwife's Herb Shop and Soap works is happy to field questions and offer helpful responses or guidance for your research, however, we do not have a licensed physician on staff and cannot offer medical advice.

Any medicinal references mentioned here are strictly for educational purposes and information sharing based on my research through study, empirical evidence, personal use and herbal lore but not considered to be comprehensive or exhaustive. Any statements made here or on our products, concerning various properties of herbs in relation to your health and well being, have not been evaluated by the FDA or any other governing body. And is NOT intended as medical advice of ANY kind. Please do your own research.

Herbs (including the concentrated essential oils created from them) can be helpful allies in creating and maintaining good health but they can also be powerful medications that should be treated with respect. Used improperly, they can cause adverse reactions or interfere with pharmaceuticals.

Hopefully anything you read here will encourage you to do your own research and speak with your health care professional to determine the situation before attempting to treat yourself or anyone else by alternative health practices and remedies.

Herbally yours,

The Woodwife

Gen. 1:29 And God said,”Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth...”

*As a side note: sometimes water and/or soap applied to an area of irritation can increase discomfort. Often, a carrier oil or milk will ease the problem.

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