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6/7/09 at 6:29pm
Bumping.


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post #322 of 324
7/29/09 at 2:45pm
Wow. I love all the info. in this thread and can't wait to try it out. The hard part for me is going to be the total darkness. I get creeped out with no lights and no sounds to block out all the other little sounds. I usually fall asleep with the tv on or at the very least the computer screen with some music playing.
Would it be o.k. to still have some noise? I do sleep better when I have a fan on especially in the summer. It gets stuffy and I need to feel some air moving around me.
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5/20/11 at 11:38am

Wow - where does the metal in her system come from??

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5/28/12 at 5:15pm

When it comes to the subject of Honey its not the same rules as raw food at 118 if honey is heated past 70 its not raw and the nutrients and flavor are not the same. Google your local bee keeping association they will have all local bee keepers in the area. I lucked out and found a husband and wife that have their own hives all hard labor no heating used at all and the hive is natural too (some use a bought starter wax hive). Do yourselves a favor and get the best local honey you can find.

Good luck!!

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