I found a link for DIY GELATIN at maantistaaste.com. Yes, that's the gelatin you could use to make jello.
Originally it was for pork bones, but I used it for ox tail and it worked GREAT. I'd check out the link above to see what they have to say about gelatin, as it's interesting, but let me tell you the basics here.
Recipes for eating with a butt load of food restrictions. It's not just a job, it's an Adventure!
Showing posts with label Chemical free. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chemical free. Show all posts
Friday, September 5, 2014
Sunday, June 29, 2014
Herbal Remedies
Unsurprisingly, when you react to chemicals and man-made ingredients (like artificial preservatives) a lot, it doesn't matter where they are. In our food, our clothing, our beauty products, or very importantly, our medications.
This has proved to impact me quite a bit in the last few years. I grew up with chicken soup and taking extra vitamin C, sure, but otherwise, there was cold medicine, Tylenol, neosporin, and all those good, everyday kinds of drugs that make getting sick or injured a little more bearable.
They're all gone now. It's been 4 years now since I had an over-the-counter med, and the last one was benadryl that I was taking to try and stop an allergic reaction, which instead made it even worse.
So what the heck do you do when you have grown up in a culture that primarily uses over-the-counter medication for everyday ailments?
This has proved to impact me quite a bit in the last few years. I grew up with chicken soup and taking extra vitamin C, sure, but otherwise, there was cold medicine, Tylenol, neosporin, and all those good, everyday kinds of drugs that make getting sick or injured a little more bearable.
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| Old drug ampoules look like the aftermath of a frat party, eh? (source) |
They're all gone now. It's been 4 years now since I had an over-the-counter med, and the last one was benadryl that I was taking to try and stop an allergic reaction, which instead made it even worse.
So what the heck do you do when you have grown up in a culture that primarily uses over-the-counter medication for everyday ailments?
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