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On this episode of Your Natural Dog with Angela Ardolino, Angela sits down with Kim Rogers, CEO and co-founder of RogersHood Apothecary—better known online as the Worm Queen. After decades in Western medicine and a personal health spiral, Kim built a gentle, herb-forward cleansing protocol that went viral. We dig into how parasites are picked up, the real-world pet ↔ human connection (shared environments and microbiomes), and why effective detox is more than “kill”—it's open drainage, support organs, then bind. Kim breaks down common culprits (roundworm, tapeworm, giardia, pinworm), the role of biofilms, and why tinctures can be cleaner and more bioavailable than powders with fillers. Join Angela and Kim for a practical, non-alarmist guide to keeping both you and your animals safer with smart hygiene, cleaner products, and periodic, thoughtful cleansing.Episode Recap:Kim Rogers - the Worm Queen, and going viral on TikTok (00:46)Kim's backstory: Western medicine → holistic detox (04:00)Nature knows best - Reconnecting with nature as the original medicine (08:06)Kim's journey in creating the ParaFy Kit (14:25)Deworming yourself & your pets - How pets & humans share exposures (17:43) Toxoplasma gondii & other common cat & dog parasites (19:06) Parasite cleanse: protocols for humans & pets (25:24)Tinctures vs. powders: unnecessary additives, absorption & label literacy (28:10)The prevalence of synthetics and isolates, even in the holistic world (33:10)Advocate for yourself and your animals (37:43)Kim's Detox Protocol with her ParaFy Kit (41:30)Diatomaceous Earth for Parasites (47:06)Where to learn more about Kim Rogers, Worm Queen (51:17)Episode Resources:Download Angela's Pet Wellness Guides & Resources at AngelaArdolino.com/downloadsGet 10% OFF The ParaFy Kit & more at RogersHood Apothecary with code NATURALDOGFollow Kim Rogers on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTubeHave a question about your pet that you want answered on the podcast? Email us at Carter@yournaturaldog.com Sign up for episode reminders and updates from Your Natural Dog with Angela ArdolinoVisit Angela Ardolino's website for more holistic pet health education: www.AngelaArdolino.comFollow Your Natural Dog on Facebook and Instagram and if you want to see what Angela is up to, follow her on Facebook 

Your home is more than just a place to live—it's an ecosystem that directly impacts your health, energy, and overall well-being. In this solo episode, Jaclyn shares 12 practical and impactful ways to make your home healthier, from purifying your air and water to eliminating toxins in everyday household products. She dives into why a healthy home supports long-term health, reduces stress on the nervous system, and creates a space that feels both relaxing and inviting. Whether you're looking for simple swaps or bigger investments to upgrade your living space, this episode is packed with tips to help you create a home that truly supports your body, mind, and soul.Invest in an air purifier:JASPR Code: BECKON for $200 off.Swap out your cleaning products for non-toxic ones:Branch Basics Code: BECKON for 15% off.Invest in remineralized drinking water:Frizzlife 500 GPD Tankless Reverse Osmosis Water System With Alkaline & Remineralization, PX500-A Code: Under $1498 retail is Jaclyn-10 / Over $1498 retail Jaclyn-20Invest in filtered bathing water:JOLIE, Canopy Code: JACLYNSTEELE for 10% off.Swap out your sheets for natural fibers:QuinceInvest in EMF protection:Somavedic Code: BECKON for 15% off.Conscious Copper Code: BECKON10 for 10% off.Diatomaceous earth to keep your home pest-freeYou can purchase it on Amazon here.Ditch synthetic fragrances - including synthetic candles:You can click here for $10 off your purchaseBe aware of blue light and limit exposure:Ocushield: You can purchase them on AmazonSupport the showDOWNLOAD THE FREQ APP:www.thefreqapp.com VISIT THE SHOP:www.thebeckonsouk.com CONNECT ON SOCIAL:Instagram: @beckonliving, @jaclynsteele, @samthurmond_reiTikTok: @beckonliving JOIN THE HIGH FREQUENCY SOCIETY:Text us at 480-531-6858 and type the word FREQUENCY to receive periodic uplifting, high frequency text messages from Sam and Jaclyn. You can also join by following this link. NEWSLETTER:Sign up! WEBSITE:www.beckonliving.com

Master Gardener Emily Clem talks with Urban Regional Extension Agent, Marcus Garner, about garden pest management. He talks about specific pests (aphids, hornworms, fire ants, Japanese beetles, deer) and how to control them using organic methods. From soap and water, oils, hand picking methods, even using strong smelling plants, there are natural ways to control pests. If insecticides are used, Marcus stresses the importance of Personal Protective Equipment and following directions on the label. Regarding weeds, it's all about early detection. He strongly recommends spending time in your garden daily to inspect plants for pests and other damage before they become a big problem.Links:https://www.aces.edu/  (Alabama Cooperative Extension)https://mastergardeners-limestonecountyalabama.org/https://www.alcpl.org/Have questions about this episode? Email askalibrarian@alcpl.orgMusic by Pixabay   

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I chat about all the benefits of diatomaceus earth and its uses in a parasite cleanse, aluminum detox, skin support, etc. I share how to use it, its benefits and lots more info.Join the 60 Day gut reset and transform your health! $300OFF with code 'GR300! https://checkout.teachable.com/secure/1716725/checkout/order_qx3055cwINSTA: @wholistichomeopath

This week, Katie discusses diatomaceous earth, and its actual effect on dogs. Plus, how to tell if surgery is really necessary for your pup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Meissa and Dan. California Wine Country today features Melissa Galliani, GM of Wine Country Radio, with Steve Jaxon and Dan Berger. Melissa is a frequent guest on the show, and was with us most recently on this episode with winemaker Dennis McCarter. Dan Berger's first wine today is a 2023 that comes from Bibiana Ravé called Shared Notes. It is 75% Sauvignon Blanc and 25% Semillon, aged on the lees for a long time. That is what gives it a silky texture. It sells for $80 and it is hard to find because they don't make very much of it. Next is a Vermentino. Where the last wine is subtle, this one is “in your face.” Dan Berger made this Vermentino himself. This is the 2023 bottling. The grower in Carneros is Las Brisas Vineyard. It is on a rise that overlooks the bay. There aromas of peaches and a little bit of pineapple. It is 100% natural and sells for $28 on Dan's Bahl Fratty website. "...almost effervescent on the tongue," as Melissa observes. This is Dan's second year of making wine and he has moved his operation to a new location. The Vermentino was made at Ektimo Winery. Visit Chigazola Merchants online to shop their unique selection of fine Italian wines. Gruner Veltliner The next wine is a Gruner Veltliner from Austria. It's the most popular white wine in Austria and goes perfectly with Austrian style cuisine. Melissa makes a comparison between Austrian Wiener Schnitzel and Texas chicken fried steak and Steve waxes nostalgic for some. It's only slightly sweet but is delicious. "Wow! That is a smooth sucker!" exclaims the host. Next they are tasting a 2022 Governor's Bay Sauvignon Blanc. It has typical New Zealand gooseberry and passion fruit flavors. Gooseberries are sweet and tart. There is also the under-ripe grapefruit flavor always there. The next wine is a 2023 Diatom Chardonnay that has gotten rave reviews. It is all from Santa Barbara County, in a place where the soil is made of diatomaceous earth. In fact, DE filters are Diatomaceous Earth. The Diatom Chardonnay is produced by Brewer Clifton, a prominent Santa Barbara brand. It has more peach and pineapple components. There is no secondary fermentation and it is "quite soft." They didn't chill it but that would work well for it. There is a DOC Pinot Grigio delle Venezie, Villa Borghetti from Italy, that is made with Pink Pinot Grigio grapes. It retails for $5.99 at Trader Joe's. Pinot Grigio grapes will turn pink if you let them stay on the vine for an extra week or two or three. Dan has a Pinot Noir, a 2019 Scherrer Green Valley Pinot Noir, from the Halberg Vineyard. Dan calls it "outrageously good." "Fantastic," says Steve. Melissa likes the spicy character that comes from Green Valley fruit.

Everyone believes in essential oils as being helpful in some ways. This is true; essential oils can be helpful, but used in the wrong way can do the opposite. This is just one of the many supplements that people use on a daily basis that can have a negative impact on one's health. Diatomaceous Earth has gained popularity as a fix-all for many problems related to health, but there is a dark side to that as well. So many are desperate for a quick fix that they run to any trend that gets placed before them. It's a bear-eats-bear world of selling off anything and everything as a miracle fix for today's problems. And then there are Creature Parts—they have become more popular than ever lately. Consuming a number of Creature Parts is also gaining steam because people still, to this day, think they can fix an organ by eating an organ. Get ready for this episode—you won't be disappointed. We are covering some of the most deceiving trick-outs in the health industry. Listen to this advertisement-free podcast on Apple & Spotify. In this episode… • Discover what you're ingesting that could be harmful to your health. • Learn what Creature Parts are and how can they be purposefully misleading. • Learn about collagen, whale meat, colostrum and other supplements and what impact these can have upon ingestion. • Uncover how the hormones in deer antler affect your body and your own hormones. • Discover in what ways Diatomaceous Earth can be a trigger. • Uncover the truth about digestive bitters and how it's not so different from consuming alcohol. • Learn what specific symptoms can be associated with a sensitive central nervous system and how Essential Oils can impact this. All this and more, tune in and don't miss out on this important episode. You can revisit this episode anytime you need it. For more information visit www.medicalmedium.com

Gary Brecka and Sage Workinger tackle your most pressing health questions in this comprehensive Q&A episode of the Ultimate Human Podcast. Gary and Sage dive into natural health optimization strategies that you can implement today to feel your best. The key to optimal health? Personalized approach based on YOUR body's needs. Tune in for these insights and more as Gary and Sage continue their mission to help you become the ultimate version of yourself. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your biggest health struggles in the comments – let's tackle them together! Discover insights on menopause from Dr. Marie Claire Haver: https://bit.ly/3TKNrKB 00:00 ​Intro of Show 03:00 ​Optimizing Gut Health 04:30 ​30-30-30 08:45 ​Advice for Women on Perimenopause 13:23 ​Fighting Against Crohn's Disease 14:52 ​Dry Sauna to Cold Plunge or Vise Versa 16:58 Exercising Before or After Sauna or Cold Plunge 16:58 ​Perfect Aminos Before a Workout 17:48 ​Working Out Fasted 18:49 ​Celsius Drink Safe? 19:42 ​Managing Health on a Different Working Shift 22:09 ​Naturally Lowering Blood Pressure 24:53 ​Lowering PSA Naturally 27:00 ​Foods and Health Tips for Perimenopause 28:42 ​Natural Ways to Combat Asthma 30:24 ​Varicose Veins Causes 34:26 Diatomaceous Earth for Depression and Anxiety 35:58 ​Reversing Celiac Disease GET WEEKLY TIPS FROM GARY ON HOW TO OPTIMIZE YOUR HEALTH AND LIFESTYLE ROUTINES: https://bit.ly/4eLDbdU ORDER THE #1 GENETIC TEST THAT WILL GIVE YOU RESULTS FOR LIFE: https://bit.ly/3L5k8hl GET THE SUPPLEMENTS THAT GARY RECOMMENDS: https://bit.ly/4cMDGm7 SIGN UP FOR 10X HEALTH AFFILIATE PROGRAM: https://bit.ly/3ROGPd6 PLUNGE - USE CODE “ULTIMATE” FOR $150 OFF YOUR ORDER OF THE BEST COLD PLUNGE & SAUNA IN THE US: https://bit.ly/3yYE3vl EIGHT SLEEP - USE CODE “GARY” TO GET $350 OFF THE POD 4 ULTRA: https://bit.ly/3WkLd6E ECHO GO PLUS HYDROGEN WATER BOTTLE: https://bit.ly/3xG0Pb8 BODY HEALTH - USE CODE “ULTIMATE20” FOR 20% OFF YOUR ORDER: http://bit.ly/4e5IjsV KETTLE AND FIRE PREMIUM & 100% GRASS-FED BONE BROTH - USE CODE “ULTIMATEHUMAN” FOR 20% OFF YOUR ORDER: https://bit.ly/3BaTzW5 Discover top-rated products and exclusive deals. Shop now and elevate your everyday essentials with just a click!: https://theultimatehuman.com/amazon-recs Watch “The Ultimate Human Podcast with Gary Brecka” every Tuesday and Thursday at 9AM ET on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3RPQYX8 Follow The Ultimate Human on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3VP9JuR Follow The Ultimate Human on TikTok: https://bit.ly/3XIusTX Follow The Ultimate Human on Facebook: https://bit.ly/3Y5pPDJ Follow Gary Brecka on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3RPpnFs Follow Gary Brecka on TikTok: https://bit.ly/4coJ8fo Follow Gary Brecka on Facebook: https://bit.ly/464VA1H SUBSCRIBE TO: https://www.youtube.com/@ultimatehumanpodcast https://www.youtube.com/@garybrecka Download “The Ultimate Human with Gary Brecka” podcast on all your favorite platforms: https://bit.ly/3RQftU0 The Ultimate Human with Gary Brecka Podcast is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute the practice of medicine, nursing or other professional health care services, including the giving of medical advice, and no doctor/patient relationship is formed. The use of information on this podcast or materials linked from this podcast is at the user's own risk. The Content of this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Users should not disregard or delay in obtaining medical advice for any medical condition they may have and should seek the assistance of their health care professionals for any such conditions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Diatomaceous Earth, Japanese beetles in cherry trees, and plant diseases with UGA's Jean Woodward

Avid gardeners may be familiar with Diatomaceous Earth and it's natural pest control uses, but did you know that this natural substance has incredible health benefits?In this episode of Sara Banta Health Talks, I reveal the diverse uses of diatomaceous earth and why it's become the talk of gut health practitioners worldwide.

Q&A time again! Who will be this month's lucky winner of the fabulous prize donated by The Plant Runner?Lemon tree with droopy branches from so much fruit? 4 stakes and lightly tying the branches to support them, could help here. Alternatively, remove some of the fruitCut flower bed in a raised bed - Keith recommends a wild flower mix. Look at The Seed Collection Direct or pre-propagate in a greenhouse? Check the seed pack. Peas, beans etc can be sown directlyHibiscus rubra with spots and holes. Could be metallic flea beetle. Treat with ECO Neem and Eco Oil (including the soil and under the leaves), also try Diatomaceous Earth or companion planting with fennel or corianderFicus stipulata (pumila or minima) is a great choice for covering a fence where the soil depth is minimalHear about the benefits of Comfrey and the experience at the Garden of St.Earth. Other crops like lucerne, beans, peas and “Clever Clover” also have benefits to the soil.Keith recommends MycoGold - added at time of plantingThank you for your great questions again!Where you can find all things Muddy Boots!Website: https://www.muddyboots.net.au/Instagram: www.instagram.com/muddybootspodcast/ Facebook: Muddy Boots Podcast | Facebook

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Frank and Jacque discuss pool chemical safety and things pool owners and parents can do to reduce drowning risks. Get 10% off on Camereye purchase from camereye.ai with coupon code DEEPEND24 - the ultimate pool safety and monitoring solution. The Deep End Pool Podcast focuses on residential pool maintenance and may not cover commercial pool requirements. Please consult the CDC and local authorities and code requirements for commercial pool maintenance. Email us questions and show suggestions at deependfrank@gmail.com. visit our home page thedeependpoolpodcast.com Our sponsors for the 2024 podcast season. poolwerx.com. jandy.com. bluerayxl.com cyclonefiltertools.com. ipssa.com allsafepool.com clearcomfort.com poolmagazine.com 00:00 Intro 08:30 pool chemical storage 09:39 neutralize acid spills with alkalinity increaser/sodium bicarbonate 11:00 do not vacuum chemical spills with a vacuum cleaner 11:40 How to add acid to your pool, and always add chemicals to water, never add water to chemicals. 13:35 Do not add chemicals to your skimmer unless the instructions on that particular chemical call for it 16:15 Diatomaceous Earth is an inhalation hazard, where breathing protection, like a covid mask, to prevent inhaling the DE dust 17:40 teach children to swim. You can start as young as 4 to 6 months old. 18:45 Drowning is the number one cause of death for children between ages of 1 to 4, and the number 2 cause of death for children 5 to 13. A kid with formal swim training is 88% less likely to become a drowning statistic. 20:20 do not swim or allow children to swim in cloudy water 20:49 make sure swim vests or drowning prevention vests or floats are certified by the USCG United States Coast Guard 21:15 make sure children have adult supervision when around water. Don't just be there, be aware 22:50 learn CPR 23:30 ASTM approved barriers to prevent entry to all pools and spa areas. 26:00 child proof locks and alarms on windows and doors that open into a pool area 26:20 camera systems. Camerey.ai has an incredible monitoring system that uses artificial intelligence to identify potential danger in and around the pool. Use coupon code DEEPEND24 to receive 10% discount on online purchases 32:50 stay away from floor or wall drains. make sure existing drain covers are VGB compliant 34:07 Keep long hair pulled up when swimming 34:35 wear well fitted swimsuits and avoid swimsuits with lots of strings and decorations that can be caught on ladders, drain and return fittings, etc... 35:55 Red Cross list: 1. Never swim alone. 2. Supervise children. 3. Always wear life vests. 4. Always jump in feet first. 5. Reach, throw, don't go. 6. stay away from pool drains 7. only swim designated areas 8. avoid alcohol 9. Know CPR 39:41 if having a party for adults that will include alcohol, have a designated sober person

Join, Star Freudenberg of Star Freud Wellness, on today's podcast where Star discusses her recent observations and findings in the clinic surrounding Gut health and the impact of gut health in todays society and dedicates this episode to an amazing product and mineral called Silica also known as Diatomaceous Earth. Star, promotes its benefits and what it can profoundly do to support your gut health along side as recommending it to those who suffer with digestive/gut health symptoms and highly recommends to add it to your home as a great home resource.Here is a link to her recommended brand:https://amzn.to/3wFukcnConsciously empowering your mind and body through wellness.Your Host Star Freudenberg founder of the Star Freud Wellness Group who is a Biohacking, Detox, Health & Wellness Expert and Educator Social Media Details:Clinic Website: https://www.starfreudwellnessclinic.comInstagram: @starfreudwellnessFacebook: StarFreudWellnessLinkedin: Star FreudenbergTikTok: StarFreudWellnessEmail: info@starfreudwellness.comWhatsapp number: +447397885590

Ever find yourself intrigued by the alchemy of natural remedies or the latest in biohacking techniques? Get ready to embark on a whimsical journey that swings from the creation of homemade toothpaste with Diatomaceous Earth to battling the ever-present Florida mosquitos. Our animated discussion weaves through personal anecdotes, including a campaign to rename the stealthy no-see-um to a name that truly encapsulates their ninja-like abilities to spot us. You'll discover not just quirky tales, but also thoughtful insights into the nurturing yet adversarial dance we share with Mother Nature.Join us for a heart-to-heart on the transformative powers of red light therapy and the potential of sound frequencies for environmental restoration. We share firsthand experiences of healing—from tennis injuries to hearing issues—using the warm embrace of red light, and ponder the extraordinary notion that the right note could purify water or even heal the planet. Whether you're a seasoned natural health enthusiast or simply curious about the symbiotic relationship between humans and the environment, this episode promises to captivate your senses and might just inspire your next health quest.

As dedicated chicken keepers, we're always on the lookout for ways to keep our hens safe and comfortable. In this episode, we'll take a closer look at diatomaceous earth, examining its potential to combat coop critters while remaining vigilant about its potential risks. Join us as we strive to strike the perfect balance between protection and precaution in our chicken-keeping journey. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thomas-xenos4/message

Opal Silica and Diatomaceous EarthIn this episode, Amy digs into the fascinating world of diatomaceous earth and its incredible health benefits, particularly centered around one of the main components of food-grade diatomaceous earth, opal silica. Amy is joined by Diatomaceous Earth expert and advocate Neil. The conversation covers various aspects, including opal silica's impact on the body, its role in removing toxins, and its surprising efficacy in boosting the immune system.Key Points:Opal Silica's Vital Role: - Opal silica is a crucial component of diatomaceous earth that constitutes various elements in the body, such as bones, cartilage, collagen, teeth, skin, hair, nails, tendons, and more. - It plays a fundamental role in maintaining the structure and health of the entire body.Diuretic Properties: - Opal silica, when concentrated in the body, acts as a diuretic, desiccating and removing anything that does not belong. - This process aids in drying out and eliminating parasites, providing a natural defense against their harmful effects.Detoxification Mechanism: - The discussion explores how opal silica, especially in the form of food-grade diatomaceous earth, functions as a detoxifying agent. - It is highlighted that the substance sticks to unwanted elements in the digestive system, pulling them out and contributing to the cleansing of the colon.Gut Revolution: - Opal silica, particularly in the form of food-grade diatomaceous earth, is praised for revolutionizing the entire digestive system by attaching to anything unwanted in the gut, including biofilm, and effectively pulls it out.Detox Protocols: - It is suggested to gradually increases in opal silica consumption to minimize die-off reactions. - Different protocols are discussed, with specific recommendations for individuals dealing with cancer or autoimmune diseases.Anti-Inflammatory Properties: - Opal silica, especially in the form of food-grade diatomaceous earth, is highlighted as a potent anti-inflammatory. - Its ability to reduce inflammation is compared to other anti-inflammatory substances, such as MSM and colloidal copper.Plant and Animal Benefits: - Opal silica's benefits extend to plants and animals, where its incorporation into soil or dietary supplements enhances overall health. - The discussion covers the application of opal silica for various purposes, such as dental health and immune system support.Quotable Moments:“If you take that stone [opal] off of Earth, there is no life. You won't have plants, you will not have animals, you will not have people. You're not going to have anything. It's going to be devoid of life. There's no life without it.” - Neil @ 3:26“All your connective tissue is made out of collagen. Well, the greatest collagen maker and what you cannot make collagen without, again, is opal silica. “ - Neil @ 19:41Note: The content of this podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be considered as medical advice. Consult with a qualified healthcare professional for personalized guidance.

This one is posting on Friday evening instead of Friday morning because we've had a busy week and Brian forgot to finish editing. We're really sorry about that, and we'll try to do better going forward.We cover a few things in this episode, but the heart of the story is a normal-sized owl that Cara insists was a giant.The stuff we couldn't pronounce is called "Diatomaceous Earth". The other stuff we mentioned was "First Saturday Lime Pet Insect Repellent".Music by Musictown from Pixabay Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Please Subscribe and Review: Apple Podcasts | RSS Submit your questions for the podcast here News Topic:   The anabolic response to protein ingestion during recovery from exercise has no upper limit in magnitude and duration in vivo in humans Show Notes: The most important protein study of the year! | Dr. Gabrielle Lyon and Dr. Don Layman Acute Effects of Caffeine on Heart Rate Variability, Blood Pressure and Tidal Volume in Paraplegic and Tetraplegic Compared to Able-Bodied Individuals: A Randomized, Blinded Trial Basis NY instagram Grayson Strange instagram Questions:    Collagen Type From Eric:  Hi, I've seen some recent research indicating collagen supplementation doesn't help with joint repair. https://examine.com/research-feed/study/1wY2A9/ https://examine.com/research-feed/study/dbXgr0/ However, they were testing types I and III. Perhaps type II is required?: https://jissn.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1550-2783-10-48 Types I and III can be purchased in bulk powder form, but type II appears to be only easily available in small doses via capsules or mixed in with types I and III in unknown, probably small amounts. I suffered a massive ankle injury from a bike accident, so am looking for as much extra help healing as I can get. I'm already getting 1 gram of protein per pound of bodyweight and eating paleo plus lots of homemade bone broth. Maybe the extra collagen isn't necessary? Thanks, Eric   Diatomaceous Earth for Silica and Heavy Metal Detox Nate writes: Hey Robb and Nicki, Appreciate all you do. Long time reader and listener. Have you dug into (or tinkered around with) diatomaceous earth as a supplement? I've been hearing about how consuming a food grade version of this at low doses (~a teaspoon a day) can detox heavy metals from your body, and that it is high in silica, which has been claimed to have health benefits of its own. As more and more metals are discovered in our food, our foods packaging (such as aluminum cans), our water supply, and really in our environment all around us, do you see the consumption of diatomaceous earth as an effective and also safe way to help rid your body of some, or any of these metals? Thanks guys.   Exercise and Blood Pressure as T-10 paraplegic Eric writes: Robb and Nicki, thanks so much for your balanced approach to all the questions you answer. And thanks for all the wisdom you dispense. It's truly appreciated. A rundown on myself: I'm a 35yo male, 5”10 and 155lbs. I've been a T-10 paraplegic for 20 years. I had a MVA when I was 15, which resulted in my spinal cord injury (SCI). I've been eating paleo for about 3 years now with great success. I've never felt better and I've never been more regular. Being regular can be a very difficult thing when you have a neurogenic bowel. I recently had bloodwork done. Cholesterol 215. Triglycerides 34. HDL 69. LDL 136. Non HDL 146. Coronary risk ratio 3.12. Hemoglobin A1C 5.2. Mean glucose 103. Insulin 5.3. Every man in my family seems destined to have a heart attack or need a stint at age 50, so I've really tried to be as healthy as possible. I feel like I'm doing pretty good. If not, please tell me. I work 40 hours a week and try to be as active as possible. I also have an 18 month old so she keeps me moving. But I have a couple concerns. Exercise: it feels like, damned if you do and damned if you don't. I know it's important, but every single time I try to exercise regularly, I always end up pulling something. EVERY DAY IS ARM DAY. And when that's the case, it takes forever for things to heal up. I'll inevitably have to take 2 or 3 entire weekends where I do nothing but sit on the couch and watch movies all day, trying to rest the injury as much as possible. This is on top of regular “wheelchair life” repetitive stress injuries. I can't help but feeling like the juice just isn't worth the squeeze. I'm probably better off staying as generally active as possible. I'd love to hear your thoughts. Maybe one just inevitably has a shorter lifespan as a paraplegic. If so, I'm okay with that. It'd just be nice to know. The second question is about blood pressure. Coffee and tea seem to raise my top number between 130-150, and it typically stays elevated within that range throughout the day. The bottom number will get up to about 80. When off caffeine my BP is typically 120/70. Should I be worried about this? Also, what the heck? This is from one 12oz cup of black coffee a day. It doesn't mess with my sleep or anything else. Just BP. Could there be a way to counteract it? 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This week we look at some cockroaches and go into some facts about why they actually aren't great to have around. AND of course, a little myth-busting as well.    Patreon -> https://www.patreon.com/user?u=46499107 IG: https://www.instagram.com/insects4fun/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085443614825 Email: Insectsfordummies@gmail.com     Music provided by Lofi Girl with featured artist: Brillion, Softy, Squeeda, No one's perfect.   Transcript:    Welcome back everyone to episode 61 of insects for fun! The weekly entomology podcast hosted by your not so local entomologist. Before we dive in, if you're a fan of the podcast, make sure to rate it and leave a review if you can on whatever platform you listen! It's real easy to do and the impact is incredible! We are almost at 50 ratings on Spotify and 20 ratings and reviews on apple which are the only ones I can really check to be honest, but the current goal is to get those numbers to 100! And if I'm being real, we could have done that a long time ago based on followers alone (sfx)   It's spooky season and this week we are going to talk about roaches because why not! They're totally spooky to many including myself, and there is a lot of information out there that most people just have no idea about. So this episode we are going to tackle all things roach and get to the bottom as to what's scary about them and what isn't!    Cockroaches belong to the order Blattodea of which there are 4,600 species! Yeah, that's a lot, and they're all pretty different. In fact humans only really come into contact without about 30 of those and if you happen to be a US citizen it's much less, but simply telling you this isn't gonna change how you feel so we're gonna move along. Now when it comes to the roaches that we most often see and deal with, those would be the German roach and the brown banded roach. These are the only two domestic roaches, which means they live exclusively in our living quarters and they've actually been living with us since we were living in caves. Now fortunately or unfortunately, they are also on the smaller side so they don't really make big flashy appearances. I'll be putting the pictures up on the instagram page so you guys can see them.    Let's start our episode with the german roach. This small light brown roach with dark bands on its head happens to be the most common roach and is found throughout the entire world. Its place of origin however is not Germany… You see this roach started its journey in Borneo, which is a tropical island in the south china sea. They were just doing their thing within caves for thousands of years when people started storing peppercorns for spice trades in the 1600s. I think you can probably guess what happened next.. Fast Forward to today and now we have these annoying critters everywhere, but it wasn't just the food that was necessary for their survival. Their populations actually exploded only after plumbing got introduced around the world, and they happen to love kitchens and bathrooms. A german roach can actually last for 12 days without food and water but with access to water they can live up to 42 days without food. Of course german roaches do prefer having food and they mostly stay near it in kitchens or cupboards etc. These ones, like most indoor roaches, are active at night and early morning before sunrise. You might not see them often but one way to know you have them is if you see small pepper-like droppings around. Unfortunately German roaches are on the faster side when it comes to reproducing, and a female roach can lay up to 8 oothecas in her life with each one carrying up to 48 eggs. They actually carry these around too until right before they hatch. Now I know you want to know how to get rid of them, and I will tell you of course! But before that I want to share some information about the 2nd domestic roach.    The brown banded roach is another small roach that honestly looks pretty similar to the german roach, at least when it comes to males. The females have a different body shape with brown bands on the abdomen, and the nymphs also have these brown bands. These roaches used to be incredibly common but these days they aren't so much. It's believed that air conditions have sort of ruined housing for them by making the environment too cool because these guys prefer much warmer temperatures and are actually believed to come from Africa. They are now found across the world thanks to US troops from world war 2, but again they aren't too common. I don't think I've ever seen one, but I know for a fact I've seen german roaches, even here in Japan. Now unlike German roaches, the brown banded ones do not spend the majority of their time near food. In fact another name for these is furniture roach because they can be found anywhere with furniture such as living rooms, bedrooms, and even behind framed pictures on walls. The brown banded roach prefers to stay at higher elevations with their oothecas being found in the upper 3rd of wall spaces. A brown banded female can lay up to 13 of these in her life, but each one only has up to 18 eggs. Also yes, ootheca is also the term used for mantis egg cases! Turns out roaches and mantids aren't actually that different, but I'm gonna tell you about that later.    So now I've mentioned the two domestic roaches and here's why you don't actually want them in your home. Roaches are actually a source of allergen and cause asthmatic symptoms or even asthma attacks in people who are sensitive. In fact according to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, roach allergens are one of the most common! Yikes… you'd never notice them either because they just kinda sit still with dust until it gets stirred up when cleaning or moving furniture etc. What's scarier is that 78% to 98% of urban homes within America have between 900 and 330,000 roaches. Yeah that's a very wide spread but uh having 900 being the lower number is still terrifying! The problem with urban roaches is that they are not clean like farm raised roaches, and yes people definitely farm roaches for their pets. My younger brother has bins filled with dubia roaches which get fed fruits, vegetables and protein powder. Now I personally don't fear those at all because I know where they came from and they aren't disease ridden, but I wouldn't trust any roach that comes crawling out of a drain or into your house from the streets because they're able to live in the worst of environments. In fact roaches can carry and harbor E. coli, Strep throat bacteria, Pneumonia, Salmonella etc. But I think I've traumatized us all enough for the time being, so let's look at what we can do to get rid of house roaches!    The first and easiest thing to do if you suspect to have or have seen roaches in your home is to clean! Make sure your floors don't have crumbs which isn't hard if you have a dog, keep your kitchen surfaces clean, don't leave food in your sinks, and keep everything sealed tight. It's also recommended to keep your indoor humidity levels low but I think most people are trying to do that anyway. Next it's time to trap and vacuum any roaches you find, but to be honest I wouldn't count vacuuming as the end all solution unless you filled your vacuum with bleach or alcohol because roaches are crafty creatures, and if there is a way out they will find it.    Now if you happen to have roaches in your home and you're looking for a way to lure them out and trap them then have no fear! It's totally possible to do so.    The first method would be to use Diatomaceous Earth which is a dehydrating powder created from fossilized algae. You basically wanna sprinkle this in areas with known roach activity and it will dehydrate them to death. The only downside is it's kind of messy and requires you to pick up dead roaches which could really die anywhere.    If you are more interested in knowing exactly where those roaches are then it might be a good idea to set up traps. One really good method for collecting roaches would be using boric acid or even baking soda. If you go the baking soda route you wanna take some food, like diced up onions or something else that roaches will want and cover it with baking soda. You wanna leave this out in areas where you suspect there are roaches, but this of course means you need to make sure your animals won't try eating this either. I would keep your pets safely in another room the night you do this or place the trap in an area where your animals can't access like under your sink in a cabinet or something.    Using boric acid is similar but instead you'll want a paper plate with a lure in the center like peanut butter and then sprinkle the boric acid around the lure on the plate so the insects are guaranteed to touch it. Again I don't recommend doing this in an open area accessible to pets like dogs or cats. Boric acid targets a roaches nervous system while baking soda makes them explode from the inside… lovely I know, but hey, that's why I'm not in the pest control business.    Moving along to the non domestic roaches comes the most well known roach and that would be the American Cockroach. These are called peridomestic because they live around humans but don't rely on them, but they don't actually come from America. I don't know who's naming these things but they clearly don't care about geography. American roaches actually come from Africa and were introduced into America via ships in the 1600s similar to the German Roaches. These ones usually invade our homes through pipes, or cracks in infrastructure. I've actually seen terrifying videos where swarms of American roaches come running out kitchen sinks. That's definitely not normal though and it probably means there was a massive sewage break or flood nearby which was making them all flee the underground. Either way it's clearly a bad sign and you can expect something terrible. The american roaches are actually less likely to be in your home than they are in restaurants or other service industry places and the reason is simply that there is more accessible food around. When I worked at Gyu Kaku in Hawaii which is a Japanese chain for all-you-can eat meats, I would always see American roaches in the kitchen looking for scraps on the floor in dark corners or underneath storage bins while cleaning. You really can't escape them in urban areas. That being said I should also mention that roaches in general do not like light so if you're scared of seeing one or don't want to risk having them near you at night you can simply leave a light on. It's a waste of electricity but hey, it'll give you some peace of mind I guess. Actually here's a fun fact for you, the name cockroach comes from the spanish word for them “cucaracha” which was derived from the latin word blatta meaning insect that shuns the light!   So earlier I mentioned that roaches and mantids aren't all that different and here's why. The ancestors of roaches roamed the earth around 320 million years ago, placing them in the Carboniferous period. This time period is characterized by having swamps with large ferns, Fern trees, horsetail trees, fish, amphibians, and giant arthropods. The ancestor to cockroaches was actually 3 feet in length and that wasn't anything extraordinary either. Now it just so happens that this ancestral roach also happens to be the common ancestor to Mantids and Termites as well. In fact all three of them are in the same super order Dictyoptera and mantids separated from roaches around 127 million years ago in the cretaceous period when a new proto-roach evolved with raptorial arms. Termites separated around this time as well. So yeah, you can thank cockroaches for the mantids and termites. And really, not all cockroaches are bad. There are plenty of cool ones out there as well like the madagascar hissing roaches, sky blue roaches in Guyana and Emerald roaches in Vietnam. I know for a fact that Hissing roaches and emerald roaches are sold and kept as pets with the emerald roaches fetching a high price, but I'm not sure about the sky blue ones.    Now Let's get into the myths and facts regarding cockroaches because I think a lot of us have heard quite a few.    One of the most commonly spread rumors is that roaches can live without their heads, and this is actually true! To an extent, if a roach loses its head it can still walk around and breathe, but it's not going to live a normal life. It's going to starve to death because it now has no way of eating or drinking.    Another big myth is that roaches will release their babies if you step on them. This is not a given scenario at all, and if you do step on a pregnant one, you can be sure those eggs are now scrambled. HOWEVER if you only crush the upper half of the roach and an ootheca comes out then those might still be viable (bleck)    Here's a fun one, Cockroaches can survive microwaves! And uh yeah they can! Actually cockroaches don't go through nearly as many cell divisions as we do, and because the rate at which they do is slower, they can withstand up to 125% more radiation than other animals. Can they survive a nuclear bomb? No… but they'll last longer than we would in the aftermath.    Okay here's a good one, Roaches only live in dirty homes. This is false! You can have a home that is spotless and still have roaches living in it. They'll even resort to eating bar soap if you have nothing else available.  This wraps up today's topic, but we're not quite finished! I'm going to share with you a piece of this month's bonus episode available on Patreon because it really is a different flavor from the mainline content, and I go into much broader topics. Here's a clip.  There's plenty more where that came from on Patreon.com/insects for fun. As always thank you for listening, and if you enjoyed the episode please make sure to rate and review the podcast. It's easy to do and it really helps grow the show.   

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Hey, y'all! Join me on the porch for a chat about the untenable practices most folks are using in their garden (and maybe, even in their Craft). To skip the plant talk, go to around 21:37—although, there's yummy stuff to learn that you might miss!Personally, I don't mind if there are spots on my roses if it means that I can eat them. Real work often comes at the cost of aesthetics within an authentic witch life—although, the result can end up being downright breathtaking. So snuggle in and let me tell you a story that starts with, as usual, a plant. Ready?To Enter in the Hagcraft Farm Cult Contest:Hagcraft on Instagram Hagcraft on FB Hagcraft on TikTokTo Support This Podcast and Join our Batchildren FamilyEpisode Research:”Plants to Attract Beneficial Insects and Repel Pests”Milk Use as a Fungicide: The Research”How to Use Milk Spray to Control Mildew””The Problem with Diatomaceous Earth as a Pesticide””Why is Neem Oil Banned in UK?”Approved/Disapproved PPPs in the UKOlder Research on Neem”Acute Toxicity and Sublethal Effects of Botanical Insecticides to Honey Bees””Neem Oil Harms Bees”

Although diatomaceous earth has been around for a long time, its popularity in agriculture has been on the rise only in recent times. The possibility of using it as an insecticide, among other things, has prompted many people to learn how to utilize diatomaceous earth for chickens and other types of poultry. But what is diatomaceous earth exactly? What types of diatomaceous earth are out there? Why can it be used as an insecticide? How to use it on our chickens?  Full:  Diatomaceous earth for chickens (Why And How To Use It) 

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Zeljko Bozic of The Clay Cure shares his passion for clay, the benefits and the many different uses.

Welcome to another episode of According to the Cassels! Today's installment is all about gardening and natural health on a dime, and who better to join us in conversation than powerhouse 'herbal lady', Peggy. With an absolute wealth of expertise on the benefits and usage of diatomaceous earth, as well as preparing and canning supplies for hard times, Peggy walks us through her journey with this truly magical supplement and how to dose it correctly. The importance of getting the right nutrients into your body cannot be understated, particularly in current times when our soil has been stripped of its nutrients and minerals by mass farming, and Peggy easily walks us through the long list of health benefits that diatomaceous earth holds. Plus, you'll hear all about Amy and Tray's garden that they've built, and why growing your own food is like a savings account! This episode is jam-packed with information and tips that will intrigue and inspire you, so do your body – and your future – a favor and tune in now! Key Points From This Episode: Amy and Tray have built a garden!Amy introduces our guest Peggy, who tells us all about diatomaceous earth and its healing properties.How mass farming and pesticides have decimated our soil of minerals.How a lack of silica is a huge contributor to disease. Peggy recommends where to get diatomaceous earth for great prices, and how to use it.What is HERX: Peggy reflects on some learning curves in getting dosage right.Learning some of the extensive health benefits diatomaceous earth provides.Amy is excited to know that diatomaceous earth also kills Candida.How food today compares nutritionally to food 60 years ago.Talking about how canning recipes often require a ridiculous amount of sugar. Peggy gives tips on her favorite meals to can herself.How having a garden is like having a savings account, it looks after you in the future!Peggy tells an intense story that sparked her journey with canning her own food. How diatomaceous earth also pulls heavy metals out of your body.Some scarily common symptoms of bacteria and parasites. Peggy reflects on her decades-long experience as a 'herb lady'. Tweetables: “We are lacking vitamins and minerals terribly. It's not just you or me or that person or the next person. It's the entire world.” — Peggy [0:11:07] “You have to eat 100 carrots to get the equivalent of nutrition of one carrot in the 60s.” — Peggy [0:32:00] “The soil is gone, you just can't replenish what it had in it, with the mass production that's being done for farming.” — Tray Cassels [0:32:14] “A savings account of money is no different than having a savings account of food. The great thing is that your food is already there, you don't have to worry about going out and getting it, it's there any time you need it.” — @amy_cassels [0:35:01] “I don't want to get paid. I want to give this away freely because God gave it to me freely.” — Peggy [0:50:25] Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: DiatomaceousEarth.com on Facebook Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth - Earth Eaters – LOL on Facebook 21 Symptoms of Parasites on Youtube Amy Cassels Amy Cassels on Twitter

In this episode of Holistic Horseworks Talks, I talk about itchy horsesIt's summertime and many horse owners are noticing their horses rubbing their tails or their faces, even to the point of rubbing themselves raw. They're very sensitive to flies and other things in their environment. The issue may be an autoimmune disorder or allergies. It can be environmental but it may also be a cranial sacral problem.Click here to see my page about autoimmune issues in horses caused by a past pull back when tied trauma - causing future health issues.You can start by trying to control the fly population using Diatomaceous Earth in the pasture on the fresh poop piles, and within 21 days, you'll have fewer flies.You may notice that some horses have a lot more flies than others. This horse has a lower immune system and is probably mineral deficient. Low copper can lead to having a higher parasite load. I add the Dynamite liquid trace minerals to their feed 2 FULL dropper full for 10 days and this usually clears up and may help some horses that do a lot of head tossing when being ridden.For itchy skin, rubbing out mane, threadworms in the neck area, I use DoTERRA essential oils such as tea tree oil or melaleuca, and lavender. Fill a 32-ounce spray bottle with water, and put about 15 or 20 drops of each oil. And you can spray it on the horse, rub it in and let it dry. It's very good for sunburn, or bugs, and for helping skin to heal.If the area is RAW then mosquitos and other bugs may be drawn to bite as well as lay eggs in that area. I then also use Desitin (yes, the diaper rash ointment) that comes in a big tub, to treat the areas where their skin is irritated. This lays down zinc to prevent bugs from irritating it more. You do not want the creamy tube as it just runs off in the heat. This is also great for tummies and bug sores along the underbelly and on gelding sheath or mares teats to keep bugs off. Also excellent for horses that get scratches or mud fever in the pasterns. See my horse 102 book on Amazon Holistic AlternativesIf the allergies are so bad that your horse is on steroids, then you need to look on my cranial sacral page on my Holistic Horseworks website. Because allergies and autoimmune is all about the cranial issue. Go back to the source for long-term solutions. To keep learning about horses:• Sign up for our email list: https://bit.ly/44t9Q1V• Get the free Horse 101 ebook: https://bit.ly/3ChKAQr• Shop videos & courses: https://bit.ly/43vhsku• See the global clinic schedule: https://bit.ly/3CZiaee• Visit the HHW website: www.holistichorseworks.com Thanks for listening!#holistichorseworkstalks

Track 1: Introduction Customers with "unresolved" issues   Start Track 2: 20:22 Track 2: Silica: 1 part silicon dioxide #14 2 parts of oxygen Periodic Table Silicon - pushes out Theory of Substitution and displacement to block Arsenicum 33 - take more Selenium 34 Brain changes shape silicon important for "structure"collagen contains a lot of silica Edward Lemo PhD: Book Silica Text about Diatomaceous Earth - poorly absorbed but better colon cleanser than even Psyllium Husks Bentonite Clay - helps remove mercury - make sure you buy mercury-free Bentonite Call about Silica to remove Aluminum - to help Alzheimer's   Start Track 3: 42:51 Track 3: Poly Substance Delirium Alzheimer's drying of the brain Text about prolapsed uterus - is it reversible? Yes will take 6 months of hard workabout over an hour of daily with the help of professionalbalancing hormones Chinese herbs silica Super Silica:  more absorbable than others Powders are to large to absorb Very small particles from Ancient Seabeds Liquid drops form: Developed in 1958   Start Track 4: 1:05:00 Track 4: Recap of show Burt promotes all forms of Silica But different sections need different forms of silica. If the body needs silica it will first get it from hair, skin, & nails. Long hair develops split-ends - lack of silica. Increasing chemo to bring the body to "ground zero" It kills the silica - losing hair Grey hair - silica deficiency60 drops in 60 ox - 6 months - original hair color will return   Start Track 5: 1:27:21 Track 5: Jacobus gives a long recap of the show so far Call about Bromide in the bread today 3-4 Brasil nuts/poor man's form of Silica Call about Congestive Heart Failure is there research on that? Burt talks about Kidney Problems   Start Track 6: 1:49:22 Track 6: Jacobus gives a final recap (~6 mins) Text about Glaucoma Text about blood test or Saliva Test? Text about BioSil similar to Super Silica and the taste? Text about Fiji Water (high in Silica) good for Alzheimer's? Text about Cell Power

Uses for diatomaceous earth (and what it is).

David Stack inspires and educates new gardeners to grow their own food and help them shorten the learning curve using organic methods. Get 5 Free Recipes!  Shop Be Green With Amy Amazon Store  Watch the full interview here. Learn about ladybugs and praying mantis. Is neem oil or dish soap ok to use? What about companion planting? Learn about how plants use signals to communicate with each other using signals. What is the best way to prepare soil before planting? How to deal with powdery mildew? Is worm, compost tea helpful? Does David recommend biochar? What is the best way to deal with weeds? How to get free mulch. Is it safe to use Diatomaceous Earth to control aphids? Is it ok to put mulch around a tree? What can I use to keep iguanas out of my garden? Links below. David Stack has a YouTube channel, Stack's Urban Harvest, with a mission to inspire and educate new gardeners to grow their own food and help them shorten the learning curve using organic methods. For great whole food, plant based recipes, hacks and more check out: For great whole food, plant based recipes, hacks and more check out: Https://BeGreenWithAmy.com To arrange private Zoom cooking classes or coaching with this lifestyle Contact Amy.

Garden pests are the WORST and they can really wreak havoc on a garden, especially if they're not stopped in time. When attempting to eliminate garden pests, who got to know what you're up against; what specific garden pest is eating your plants?? There are several common pests that we're gonna talk about today. PLUS, we're gonna give you several tried-and-true recipes and hacks to eliminate these destructive garden pests. Spray recipes for specific Garden Pests: *Aphids ~ ~ 1 tblsp Castile Soap ~ 1 tblsp White Vinegar ~ 1 Gallon water Mix everything together and spray on any plants where you suspect aphids every 2-3 days. Be sure to spray on the underside of leaves too. This is where aphids like to hide. Another recipe for Aphids, ~ 1 tblsp Neem Oil ~ 1/3 tblsp liquid dish soap ~ 5 cups water Mix everything together and spray on plants once per week. It's a good ides to "test" this spray recipe on your plants. To do this simply spray one leaf of a plant and make sure the leaf is not burned the next day. Neem oil is very strong (and very effective) so be sure to follow the above recipe closely, ensuring the ratio of Neem oil water is correct. *Tomato Hornworms ~ ~ 5 cups water ~ 1/2 tblsp liquid dish soap ~Cayenne pepper Mix water and dish soap together and spray mixture on plants. After spraying mixture, sprinkle some cayenne pepper over top of spray. (Pro Tip: If you see white eggs on a tomato hornworm, leave it be. These are wasp eggs. The wasp larvae will hatch and eat the tomato hornworm and spread more beneficial wasps throughout your garden) Other Beneficial Steps to take to ward off garden pests: *Diatomaceous Earth ~ use on the inside perimeter of garden beds and around the base of each plant. Be sure to re-distribute your DE each time after watering, since the water will simply wash it away and it will no longer be effective. Attract Birds to your garden ~ Birds LOVE to eat all the bugs! And, if you attract them to your garden with bird feeders and water dishes, they will happily eat up all the garden pests. Use cardboard collars around your seedlings ~ use these around the base of your seedlings, especially newly transplanted plants, to keep cutworms away. Plant Covers ~ These work surprisingly well and are fairly simple to set up Prevention is always your best bet. And after prevention comes the above handy and simple recipes we gave you. :) Garden pests can be annoying, but prevention and then proper tactics can get your garden back to being beautiful & pest-free!! Check out our Patreon Page and become a member for some awesome patron-only benefits like: *Having a farm animal named after you! *Early access to ALL of our podcast episodes! *Hand written thank you card! *Patron shout-outs on Fb or Insta! *Fan requests for episode topics! *Exclusive video tutorials and Behind-the-Scenes videos! Check it out here: https://www.patreon.com/ourkindofhomesteading?fan_landing=true (https://www.patreon.com/ourkindofhomesteading?fan_landing=true) Happy Homesteading!! This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy