Starvin Larry

“A simple online search for the medicinal uses of honey yields dozens, if not hundreds, of hits, including all the health benefits of honey. It’s touted for helping with all manner of problems, from acne to weight loss. We’ll stick with what honey is most especially used for in a true medicinal sense. After all, our honey supply may be limited and taking a teaspoon every day for allergies or in the evening to sleep better will exhaust our stores quickly.

First off, studies have shown that honey is more effective at quieting a cough in children than any over-the-counter cough syrup. Parents also reported that their children slept better. However, honey should never, under any circumstance, be given to a child under 12 months of age. It should be noted that the FDA has recommended removing many children’s OTC cough syrups from the shelves because of adverse reactions. Fortunately, we have honey. Just a teaspoon or two is all that is needed. And it works for adults as well. Also, honey tea does a tremendous job soothing sore throats. Just remember, when making your tea, boil the water first, remove from heat, and then add the honey. Boiling honey will reduce or entirely negate many of its medicinal qualities.”

Read the rest @

https://www.americanpartisan.org/2018/12/honey-the-powerful-medicine-in-your-kitchen/

AP should already be one of your daily reads anyhow.

You are taking advantage of all the free info they put out, and applying what you learn right?

https://theuniversityconservative.com/2018/12/05/how-third-wave-modern-day-feminism-threatens-constitutional-rights-by-pamela-maikantis/

https://www.ammoland.com/2018/12/red-flag-laws-constitutional-rights-now-subject-to-low-threshold-infringements/

“Around the world, governments attempt to limit subjects’ legal access to weapons—ostensibly to keep the peace, but in reality often done to minimize challenges to government power. And, around the world, those subjects defy such restrictions, often going so far as to manufacture weapons outside official channels. In fact, DIY firearms ranging in sophistication from muskets to grenade launchers exist in the millions across the planet, according to a new report that should (but won’t) finally demonstrate to government officials the futility of efforts to disarm people who insist on being free.

I’ve written before that defiance of restrictive gun laws is far more common than compliance with them, and not justin the United States but in countries as far apart as Australia and Pakistan. People refuse to register their firearms, they modify them, they smuggle them, and they make them at home and in illegal workshops.

That last approach is the subject of Beyond State Control: Improvised and Craft-produced Small Arms and Light Weapons, a report published this month by the Geneva, Switzerland-based Small Arms Survey. “Improvised and craft-produced small arms and light weapons are widespread in many parts of the world,” authors N. R. Jenzen-Jones and G. Hays write. “More data is needed before researchers can arrive at a reliable estimate of these holdings, yet the figure is doubtless in the millions.”

https://reason.com/archives/2018/11/29/when-governments-restrict-guns-people-ma