Timekeepers - ⏰
11/15/24
The album cover! Created with João Pais and edited by me. Inspired by the soundtrack to #chronotrigger and the energy of life itself. Thank you for your support—I’m thrilled to share this piece of myself with all of you, much love, and see you soon!
@TheFigen_ Games like these are great for kid's brain development
It helps them learn problem solving, develop hand-eye coordination and experience healthy competition
And when parents join in, it helps strengthen emotional bonds for the whole family
@brew_geeks On the road to 1000 subs. My goal is to be doing this full time in 2 years! Come help me out! On this channel, I play all genres of video games. If you enjoy very interactive and raging gameplay, come check my channel out!
https://t.co/GARG4pEHaS
🌿No More Hiding from Psoriasis!🌿
Tired of those pesky, irritating psoriasis patches?
Dream of radiant, healthy skin?
Let's turn that dream into a reality together, starting with Mother Nature's little secret - Chickweed!🌱
👉Identify the Psoriasis :
– Red, scaly, and itchy patches on your skin that just won't quit! It's a persistent autoimmune condition,
Ayurveda sees psoriasis as a result of toxin buildup (Ama) from poor diet and digestion, reflecting the gut-skin axis: a healthy gut leads to healthy skin. Balancing gut health is key to Ayurvedic psoriasis treatment.
🙅♀️Avoid these foods that trigger it :
• Dairy (all store-bought)
• Meat (all store-bought)
• Processed foods (all)
👉The Science for Chickweed :
– Commonly seen as a garden weed, is a therapeutic powerhouse. Packed with skin-enhancing vitamins and anti-inflammatory compounds, it's ideal for soothing psoriasis-related skin irritation. Its high mucilage content also makes it a natural moisturizer, locking in skin moisture and promoting hydration, making it a strong ally for skin health.
🤷♀️What are other Chickweed benefits?
• Moisturiser
• Wound healing
• Soothing irritation
👩🍳Procedure :
1. Clean and mince fresh chickweed.
2. Put chickweed in a jar, cover with coconut oil.
3. Place the jar in a pot with water, heat gently for a few hours.
4. Allow to cool, strain oil from chickweed.
5. Compost used chickweed.
6. Store strained oil in a clean container.