Do-it-yourself science projects: Make your own solar desalination plant

Originally shared by Skills for Survival

Do-it-yourself science projects: Make your own solar desalination plant
http://imgur.com/gallery/BFlCkGQ/new

Health Benefits Of Living Off The Grid : http://goo.gl/XEnnFw

Arpad Pusztai - Blowing the Whistle, He Knew the Truth About GMO's Years Ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Onw72ShqbP4&feature=share

How to Live Longer by Eating Nuts.

Originally shared by Malika Moutkane

How to Live Longer by Eating Nuts.
Harvard School of Public Health professor, Dr. Frank Hu, worked on two studies of over 120,000 people.

He discovered that people who ate nuts every day lived longer, healthier lives than people who didn’t eat nuts and were less likely to die of cancer, heart disease, and respiratory disease.

In Morocco we love nuts and use culinary Argan Oil - which is made from a tree nut, for these health problems.

Checkout a very interesting video about this one of our web page ( we didnt make the video I have to say ).

It is at the bottom of this page http://bit.ly/1EK4z2u
Regards
Malika

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Originally shared by H George Tavakoli

7 Health-Boosting Indoor Herbs You Should Grow This Winter http://b4in.org/dPb9

Originally shared by Before It's News

7 Health-Boosting Indoor Herbs You Should Grow This Winter http://b4in.org/dPb9

With several months until spring arrives, it will be a long while before most of us can harvest anything from our gardens. Fortunately, there are a number of herbs that we can grow throughout the winter that can provide not only a bit of the greenery that many of us miss this time of the year, but can also help to keep us healthy all winter long.

The following are just a few of the herbs that you can grow indoors during the winter.

1. Aloe vera

Aloe has a legendary reputation for healing burns and sunburns. Because it contains compounds that promote rapid healing and tissue repair, it is also useful in helping the body to heal from insect bites and stings, rashes, eczema, acne, skin ulcers, and skin inflammation due to poison oak and poison ivy. Other uses of aloe include arthritic pain and bursitis, and soothing inflammation.

How to grow aloe indoors during the winter:

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Grow Hack: 7 Gadgets for the High-Tech Grower

Originally shared by The House of Cobraa
http://hightimes.com/read/grow-hack-7-gadgets-high-tech-grower

How to Grow A Pineapple From Another One – Easily!

Originally shared by Suzie Miller

How to Grow A Pineapple From Another One – Easily!
http://foodinshape.com/how-to-grow-a-pineapple-from-another-one-easily