Showing posts with label Natural. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Natural. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Natural Baby Formula Made From Goat's Milk

!±8± Natural Baby Formula Made From Goat's Milk

If you choose not to breastfeed your baby, but would like to give your infant the closest thing to breast milk in as natural and organic a way as possible, you can opt for a natural baby formula that is made from goat's milk which closely mimics that of a mother's breast milk. This is not a new age concoction. In fact, goat's milk formula has been used by non-nursing mothers since the days of covered wagons! Consulting with a holistic healthcare provider is a good place to start. They will be able to give you all of the necessary nutritional information to help you decide which type of formula is best for your baby.

The recipe for goat's milk formula is as follows:

Take 13 ounces of liquid goat milk.
Mix with 19 ounces of mountain spring water.
Add 2 tablespoons of sugar.
Mix vigorously.
Warm with hot water from the tap, or place glass bottle with goat milk in a pan full of water and gently heat. Test on inside of your arm before feeding to baby. Milk should be warm, not hot.
Give baby only enough that they will drink and refrigerate, or freeze the rest. Do not reuse any milk left over from baby bottle after baby has finished drinking.
Unused milk will stay fresh for 3-5 days in refrigerator.

To freeze, separate unused goat milk into equal parts and store individually in freezer. Frozen breast milk or goat milk stays fresh between 3 to 6 months in freezer.

If you are using this formula as an added supplement to breast milk, there is no need to add any additional supplements to the goat's milk. However; if you are solely depending on your natural baby formula as the only source of food for your baby, make sure to add liquid infants' vitamins such as PolyVisol packed with iron, which is essential for an infant. It is important to consult with your pediatrician or holistic advisor when starting your infant on this formula. It is possible for your infant to be allergic to the goat's milk and therefore you may need to come up with another option for you baby.


Natural Baby Formula Made From Goat's Milk

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Thursday, November 17, 2011

How To Treat Menopause Symptoms Naturally - Natural Ways To Alleviate Menopausal Symptoms!

!±8± How To Treat Menopause Symptoms Naturally - Natural Ways To Alleviate Menopausal Symptoms!

Menopause is not a disease or an illness, but it is a part of life. However, while undergoing this stage many women experience a variety of different symptoms. These symptoms occur due to the hormonal changes triggered by menopause. During menopause the risk of heart disease and the cholesterol levels in the blood are increased and many women also lose bone density. What is more, menopause can sometimes have very annoying symptoms that may affect a woman's quality of life.

The symptoms that often accompany menopause are:
Excessive heat, excessive sweating, and sudden hot flushes Difficulty in falling asleep, night sweats and insomnia Urinary incontinence Itching and vaginal dryness Recurrent urinary tract infections Anxiety, depression and mood swings Burning during urination Palpitations Changes in the shape of the breasts Changes in vaginal discharge Pain during intercourse Weight gain

Here are some natural ways to treat the symptoms of menopause:
Take 800 mg of evening primrose oil three times a day. Take 1 ounce of almond oil and one capsule of 1000 IU of vitamin E. Mix the ingredients and apply this remedy inside and outside the vagina at least twice a day. It is an effective home remedy that can reduce vaginal dryness. Almond oil mixed with geranium oil can also act as a painkiller. Take 50 mg of selenium, 10 mg beta-carotene and 2000 mg of vitamin C once a day to improve the skin. Lose weight, if you are overweight. Excessive weight can worsen the hot flushes experienced during menopause. According to a study at the University of California overweight or obese women may benefit from an intensive weight loss program. 154 women with a BMI between 25 and 50 were recruited for the experiment, which lasted for six months. The women lost 7-9% of their body weight through increased physical activity and a diet of 1200-1500 kcal per day. The results showed that a decrease in weight, BMI and waist circumference were associated with an improvement of menopausal symptoms. Include some ginseng in your diet. Ginseng is a rich source of phytoestrogen that helps to reduce many menopausal symptoms. Sunflower seeds can also increase the level of estrogen in the body. Licorice can be a useful in reducing menopausal symptoms. Taking one or two tablespoons a day is helpful in reducing pain. Soy products like soy flour, soy milk and soy beans are very effective supplements for menopausal pain relief. Studies have shown that women who have included soy products in their diet experienced significantly fewer problems during menopause.


How To Treat Menopause Symptoms Naturally - Natural Ways To Alleviate Menopausal Symptoms!

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