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    How To Stay Awake, And 30 Ways To Beat Daytime Fatigue
    Mint, The Miraculous Herb, And more than 30 Ways To Use It
    Rosemary, The Prince Of Herbs: 30 Ways To Use It
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    X-Ways Series

    By Evelyn and Evelyn Key

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    About this series

    In this book I tried to create a useful guide where you will find not only a list of face mask recipes, but also all the information you need to create your own.That’s right! No one can actually cover all the combinations, they are probably unlimited. Wouldn’t it be much more convenient to combine ingredients and make your own recipes? This is why I included two lists at the end of the book.
    The first one is a list of several skin problems and needs; at least the most common. Next to each skin issue, you will find some ingredients with the suitable properties. For example:
    Puffy eyes: cucumber, chamomile, avocado.
    This way, you can easily find what meets your special needs.
    Next, follows another list, which includes the ingredients that have been used in the recipes in this book. Next to each ingredient you will find some of their most beneficial nutrients, as well as how they benefit the skin;
    Easy, quick, economic and most of all: natural and safe! After all, could you apply on your face something safer than your food?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEvagelia Karageorge
    Release dateSep 1, 2013
    How To Stay Awake, And 30 Ways To Beat Daytime Fatigue
    Mint, The Miraculous Herb, And more than 30 Ways To Use It
    Rosemary, The Prince Of Herbs: 30 Ways To Use It

    Titles in the series (5)

    • 1

      Rosemary, The Prince Of Herbs: 30 Ways To Use It
      Rosemary, The Prince Of Herbs: 30 Ways To Use It

      Rosemary, The Prince Of Herbs: 30 Ways To Use It

      Evelyn Key
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      "ROSEMARY, the prince of herbs is an introduction to the numerous uses of one of the most extraordinary herbs: Rosemary, an herb with multiple properties and benefits, variously used since ancient times until today. Following the same fun and intuitive spirit of the previously published books of the series, 30 Ways to Use Rosemary will show you around the amazing uses of rosemary along with facts, history and myths! Enjoy!

      "ROSEMARY, the prince of herbs is an introduction to the numerous uses of one of the most extraordinary herbs: Rosemary, an herb with multiple properties and benefits, variously used since ancient times until today. Following the same fun and intuitive spirit of the previously published books of the series, 30 Ways to Use Rosemary will show you around the amazing uses of rosemary along with facts, history and myths! Enjoy!

    • 2

      How To Stay Awake, And 30 Ways To Beat Daytime Fatigue
      How To Stay Awake, And 30 Ways To Beat Daytime Fatigue

      How To Stay Awake, And 30 Ways To Beat Daytime Fatigue

      Evelyn Key
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      Want to stay awake till late at night? Wish you could overtake sleep because you have some important things to do? The day seems too long and boring, and your eyelids feel heavier and heavier? There are several ways to help you defeat Hypnos, the God of Sleep! Herein you will find some simple and useful tips that will help you beat the occasional drowsiness or stay awake longer in a particular circumstance. You will find out what works best for you, while you can discover more about sleep facts in the interesting sources and links included in this book. Stay Awake and be creative!

      Want to stay awake till late at night? Wish you could overtake sleep because you have some important things to do? The day seems too long and boring, and your eyelids feel heavier and heavier? There are several ways to help you defeat Hypnos, the God of Sleep! Herein you will find some simple and useful tips that will help you beat the occasional drowsiness or stay awake longer in a particular circumstance. You will find out what works best for you, while you can discover more about sleep facts in the interesting sources and links included in this book. Stay Awake and be creative!

    • 3

      Mint, The Miraculous Herb, And more than 30 Ways To Use It
      Mint, The Miraculous Herb, And more than 30 Ways To Use It

      Mint, The Miraculous Herb, And more than 30 Ways To Use It

      Evelyn Key
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      Mint the miraculous herb, and more than 30 Ways to use it, is an introduction to the numerous uses of Mint, one of the most famous herbs around the world! Mint has multiple properties and benefits, and has been used since the ancient times. Over the centuries, Mint has often been called as the "oldest medicine in the world" or “the miraculous herb”. Today, it still remains one of the most beloved herbs worldwide. The ancient Greeks believed that mint refreshes the mind, cures headaches and cools the blood. The admiration of mint was common in ancient Rome as well. The Romans used it to flavour their food, and washed their bodies with mint scented water. In the Middle Ages it was used by the monks both in cooking and for its healing properties. Mint is so greatly beloved and widespread in the Arab world, that people use to swear in the name of it. Its Arabic name means “gift of Allah” The Chinese used the wild mint of fields since the ancient times In Europe, the cultivation of mint was developed after the 18th century, when the English began to grow it in the outskirts of London. Mint is used widely in cooking, wine and pharmaceutical products. Yet today, due to the mass production of the industrial products, synthetic fragrance is often used instead of the original mint essential oil. So, in this short Mint Usage Guide, you will find some of the most known and useful applications of mint. It might also stimulate your mind to invent more ways to apply and use it, but most of all you will learn how this wonderful herb can benefit and serve you!

      Mint the miraculous herb, and more than 30 Ways to use it, is an introduction to the numerous uses of Mint, one of the most famous herbs around the world! Mint has multiple properties and benefits, and has been used since the ancient times. Over the centuries, Mint has often been called as the "oldest medicine in the world" or “the miraculous herb”. Today, it still remains one of the most beloved herbs worldwide. The ancient Greeks believed that mint refreshes the mind, cures headaches and cools the blood. The admiration of mint was common in ancient Rome as well. The Romans used it to flavour their food, and washed their bodies with mint scented water. In the Middle Ages it was used by the monks both in cooking and for its healing properties. Mint is so greatly beloved and widespread in the Arab world, that people use to swear in the name of it. Its Arabic name means “gift of Allah” The Chinese used the wild mint of fields since the ancient times In Europe, the cultivation of mint was developed after the 18th century, when the English began to grow it in the outskirts of London. Mint is used widely in cooking, wine and pharmaceutical products. Yet today, due to the mass production of the industrial products, synthetic fragrance is often used instead of the original mint essential oil. So, in this short Mint Usage Guide, you will find some of the most known and useful applications of mint. It might also stimulate your mind to invent more ways to apply and use it, but most of all you will learn how this wonderful herb can benefit and serve you!

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      Thyme & Oregano, Healing and Cooking Herbs, And more than 30 Ways To Use Them
      Thyme & Oregano, Healing and Cooking Herbs, And more than 30 Ways To Use Them

      Thyme & Oregano, Healing and Cooking Herbs, And more than 30 Ways To Use Them

      Evelyn
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      Thyme and Oregano: two of the most famous Mediterranean herbs! Learn how to use their powerful properties. Thyme is well known as the plant with the most pharmaceutical and therapeutic properties. In ancient Greece thyme was burned as an offering to the gods and, according to a legend, it was born from the tears of the Beautiful Helen (Helen of Troy). Since the era of Homer, thyme has been a symbol of strength and bravery. Roman soldiers used it to become stronger and vigorous. The Egyptians used thyme for its aromatic qualities and also in the mummification process. The Sumerians, knew thyme 5500 years ago, and used it as a spice and as a medicine. Oregano is an excellent medicine, although pharmaceutical companies are not interested in it because it is very cheap. According to Greek mythology, Aphrodite created oregano to make people's lives happier. In ancient times, the newlyweds were crowned with garlands of oregano, to have a happy life. It was also cultivated close to the tombs, so the spirits of the dead have peace and tranquility. Greeks and Egyptians used oregano mostly as a preservative, as an antidote to poisons and as a remedy for skin diseases and infections. In the Middle Ages people chewed oregano leaves for indigestion, rheumatism, toothache and coughs. The British used to smoke oregano. In America, oregano became known after the Second World War, when American soldiers learned and loved this herb after their invasion in Italy in 1943. Thyme and Oregano have always been two of the main medicinal herbs, the “guards of health”

      Thyme and Oregano: two of the most famous Mediterranean herbs! Learn how to use their powerful properties. Thyme is well known as the plant with the most pharmaceutical and therapeutic properties. In ancient Greece thyme was burned as an offering to the gods and, according to a legend, it was born from the tears of the Beautiful Helen (Helen of Troy). Since the era of Homer, thyme has been a symbol of strength and bravery. Roman soldiers used it to become stronger and vigorous. The Egyptians used thyme for its aromatic qualities and also in the mummification process. The Sumerians, knew thyme 5500 years ago, and used it as a spice and as a medicine. Oregano is an excellent medicine, although pharmaceutical companies are not interested in it because it is very cheap. According to Greek mythology, Aphrodite created oregano to make people's lives happier. In ancient times, the newlyweds were crowned with garlands of oregano, to have a happy life. It was also cultivated close to the tombs, so the spirits of the dead have peace and tranquility. Greeks and Egyptians used oregano mostly as a preservative, as an antidote to poisons and as a remedy for skin diseases and infections. In the Middle Ages people chewed oregano leaves for indigestion, rheumatism, toothache and coughs. The British used to smoke oregano. In America, oregano became known after the Second World War, when American soldiers learned and loved this herb after their invasion in Italy in 1943. Thyme and Oregano have always been two of the main medicinal herbs, the “guards of health”

    • 80 Recipes For Beauty Face Masks, And a Complete Guide, to Create Your Own Combinations
      80 Recipes For Beauty Face Masks, And a Complete Guide, to Create Your Own Combinations

      80 Recipes For Beauty Face Masks, And a Complete Guide, to Create Your Own Combinations

      Evelyn Key
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      In this book I tried to create a useful guide where you will find not only a list of face mask recipes, but also all the information you need to create your own.That’s right! No one can actually cover all the combinations, they are probably unlimited. Wouldn’t it be much more convenient to combine ingredients and make your own recipes? This is why I included two lists at the end of the book. The first one is a list of several skin problems and needs; at least the most common. Next to each skin issue, you will find some ingredients with the suitable properties. For example: Puffy eyes: cucumber, chamomile, avocado. This way, you can easily find what meets your special needs. Next, follows another list, which includes the ingredients that have been used in the recipes in this book. Next to each ingredient you will find some of their most beneficial nutrients, as well as how they benefit the skin; Easy, quick, economic and most of all: natural and safe! After all, could you apply on your face something safer than your food?

      In this book I tried to create a useful guide where you will find not only a list of face mask recipes, but also all the information you need to create your own.That’s right! No one can actually cover all the combinations, they are probably unlimited. Wouldn’t it be much more convenient to combine ingredients and make your own recipes? This is why I included two lists at the end of the book. The first one is a list of several skin problems and needs; at least the most common. Next to each skin issue, you will find some ingredients with the suitable properties. For example: Puffy eyes: cucumber, chamomile, avocado. This way, you can easily find what meets your special needs. Next, follows another list, which includes the ingredients that have been used in the recipes in this book. Next to each ingredient you will find some of their most beneficial nutrients, as well as how they benefit the skin; Easy, quick, economic and most of all: natural and safe! After all, could you apply on your face something safer than your food?

    Author

    Evelyn

    “Hello again! I hope that using my notes, some of my friends experience and enough research, I created a series of practical books, full of wonderful smells, juices and colours of nature! Back to Nature! Back to the pure and original sense of life! The journey begins and it’s up to us to choose our destination! It is so nice, so calming, refreshing and freeing to learn new or forgotten things, that bring us a bit closer to our true nature! Thank you for being here!”

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