When it comes to matters coffee, i have heard a lot about it and whatever comes out doesn’t seem like something good. everyones says that too much coffee is not good because it has  a lot of caffeine. especially for people who have ulcers or issues with hypertension it is advised that they don’t atake coffee. anyway that’s the little i know…[Read more]

The remedy that i can give for dry skin is to just keep your skin hydrated at all times. and the best lotion that you can use that will not irritate is cocoa butter cream, you can never go wrong with that, it is a good moisturizer and doesn’t dry up the skin. i use it every single day and i have never regretted my choice try it. then for people…[Read more]

@ruby3881 oh I am so sorry about your miscarriage sissy. I feel sad because it has been 9 weeks already and now is mother’s day sissy. Do you have a child before or after it? I wish to know.

@kaka135 sissy yes. When I had my UTI, I had a lot of research of home remedies. The one that could help you in order to get through with these viral…[Read more]

@ruby3881 I am sorry to hear about your miscarriage. I did not know about the link between morning sickness and hormone levels. I just found that all my three pregnancies are quite similar, though I am more tired and uneasy for my third pregnancies, perhaps I am older and also busier than before while taking care of two children and also rushing…[Read more]

My remedy for a cough and colds are baking soda diluted in water and putting apple cider vinegar in the water, maybe two spoonfuls of it. This is because baking soda and apple vinegar have a cleansing power that stops the bacteria from growing. Since could and colds are due to viral infections, it will be removed from the consistent use of baking…[Read more]

@kaka135 There is some link between morning sickness and hormone levels. My levels are always very high, so more morning sickness 🙁

The only time I wasn’t sick was when I miscarried. The pregnancy tests were coming back kind of borderline, and the doctor knew I’d conceived but he couldn’t find the heartbeat. I lost the baby at 9 weeks but it…[Read more]

@ruby3881 Then, that’s really long! For my three pregnancies, I always feel quite sick in my first trimester, and also ended around 4 months. So, I couldn’t do much in these four months. I didn’t really expect someone having the morning sickness until nearly deliver, though I read about it from the Internet. Well, it’s all over now. 🙂

When I was…[Read more]

@kaka135 you’re very lucky that the morning sickness didn’t last too long. With my son, it didn’t stop until two whole days after I gave birth!

I pick a good moisturizer on that. The first one that got dry on my skin are my hands. When I am doing household chores like washing the dishes and doing the laundry, it mostly gets dried because of using detergent. After washing clothes, I usually put on lotion to my hands. I maintain to have it like that. On the kind of lotion, used the one that…[Read more]

I have terrible dry skin, especially in winter; and I have used many different types and brands lotion. The one that seems to work for me is St. Ive Shea Butter and Oatmeal.

About three weeks ago, I ran into Argan Body Oil, and I bought it to try. The scent is very pleasant and it leave my skin so soft. It also made in the USA, and for 4 liquid…[Read more]

Awesome, Christi Ann. Let us know how those tricks work for you. I often have dry skin, usually on my arms and legs too, and will find myself scratching like crazy until I realize what the heck I’m doing and do something useful about it. I have a cream that has all three of those ingredients in it and it doesn’t even irritate razor burned skin.…[Read more]

@ruby3881 So, there are actually some conditions we should not take too much citrus. Thanks for telling me that. I like tomato, and I have never thought about it!

Thanks again for telling me about the ginger. It’s okay now, as I am going to deliver my baby very soon and glad that the morning sickness is over.

I just read this homemade cough…[Read more]

@kaka135 I lived on ginger for my morning sickness! I always carried candied ginger with me for convenience.

You should ask your doctor or midwife, though, because if you take ginger in medicinal quantities it can increase your risk of bleeding. Some ladies are already at higher risk, so it may not be safe to use ginger for morning sickness.