The eternal search for ultimate health, vibrant energy and self-healing has recently led me to the most interesting article I've read in a while. It’s an article about the amazing health benefits of CAMEL MILK! Yes… camel milk. Ta-daaaaaaa! I first read about it here on Wellness Mamma's blog, and then found a more scientific article with studies and all the science behind it here … but the summarised version goes like this… Proven studies show that the benefits of regularly drinking camel milk have been seen to treat, if not cure, a number of ailments and diseases, namely: Autism (What? Really?) Auto-immune diseases (like rheumatoid arthritis) Hepatitis-C Diabetes Even in the treatment of several cancers (whoa) and AIDS. And boasting beneficial Immune boosting properties, just to name a few… This was a particularly interesting and relevant excerpt I found at http://www.naturallivingideas.com/camel-milk/: “Not only is camel milk well-received b
This is a lovely no bake treat you can make with your kids in no time. It’s great for the holidays and the kids ask to make them for parties, especially. And the best part is… you can choose which ingredients suit your taste and diet preference. We opted for blueberries over those awfully sweet, and artificially red, glazed cherries usually found in traditional Rocky Road. Blueberries, are softly sweet and slightly sour. These mini marshmallows are not sugar-free but I allow them in small quantities. You can omit them (or even make your own sugar free marshmallows?) but I find their soft texture adds a lovely chewiness to the bite. My four year old complained, saying the nuts were a bit too hard for him to chew, so together, we made a separate batch with just blueberries and marshmallows, and these were still lovely, but trust me, if your dentures can handle the crunch, the salted nuts and sesame seeds help cut through the sweetness and enhance the chocolatey flavour to