Recipes

Look at this simple ice cream recipe from Healthy4Life with just four wholesome ingredients. Compare these simple ingredients to the chemical-laden varieties at your supermarket.

Vanilla Ice Cream

Mix all the following ingredients together and pour into an ice cream maker. Process in ice cream maker until frozen. Transfer to a shallow plastic container and freeze. (Use raw or pasteurized cream, not ultra pasteurized.)

4 egg yolks
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
1/2 cup maple syrup
3 cups heavy cream

Wheat-free Bread

Gluten-free, dairy-free, and diabetic-friendly, this is a perfect alternative for people with wheat allergies.

2 cups almond flour
2 tablespoons coconut flour
¼ cup flax meal
¼ teaspoon sea salt
½ teaspoon baking soda
5 eggs
1 tablespoon coconut oil
1 tablespoon honey
1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar

Mix the dry ingredients, then add the remaining ingredient and mix well. Put the batter in a greased loaf pan, then bake at 350 F for 30 minutes.

You get to choose all the ingredients that will go into your bread — from the highest quality flours, leavening agents, to even eggs and dairy. You can also choose ingredients that are more nutritious, allergen-free, and suitable for your needs and wants. Furthermore, you can avoid the risk of consuming preservatives and artificial ingredients to prolong their shelf life and enhance flavor, which is more likely to be present in store-bought bread.

Egg-shell Supplement

This information was sourced from Dr. Mercola’s website — an excellent source for alternative health.

The best way to consume and digest eggshells is in powdered form, but first, they must be cleaned properly to get rid of any bacteria that may be hanging around. To say that eating eggshells right after peeling them is not recommended is a gross — in every sense of the word —understatement. Also keep in mind that organic free-range eggs are not only recommended but crucial. I personally have a teaspoon of eggshells every day.

The best way to prepare eggshells is to powder them in a grinder, such as a coffee grinder or food processor, but again, make sure they’re organic free-range and dried properly before you grind or eat them. Also, it’s important to remember NOT to remove the membrane, the ultrathin “skin” between the shell and the outer shell, as this is where the nutrition comes from. Luckily, preparing your eggshells is an easy process:

Once you’ve used one or more organic eggs, save the shells, drop them into boiling water for about five minutes to clean them and remove bacteria.
Spread the shells on a paper towel placed on a baking sheet to dry. Meanwhile, preheat your oven to 180 degrees F.
Remove the paper towel, spread the shells out on the baking sheet and bake for around 10 minutes to further eradicate harmful bacteria. This step also serves to further dry them, which makes them easier to grind.
Grind the dried, baked eggshells in a coffee grinder (or a good quality blender that grinds them very finely) until they attain a powdery substance.
Store the powder in an airtight container to keep out moisture.

Ways to Use Your Powdered Eggshells

Probably the easiest way to eat your powdered eggshells is in a smoothie. Healthy Food Tribe recommends 1 tablespoon per week, which you can spread out in increments whether you have smoothies every day or only a few times a week. Around 2.5 grams is recommended as enough to meet your requirements. Other ways to get the benefits of powdered eggshells, without affecting the flavor of the foods, include:¹²

Sprinkling a bit on pizza
In pasta sauce or salad
In juice or even water; stir it in and drink it down quickly before it settles to the bottom of the glass
Casseroles or scrambled eggs
Coffee, as powdered eggshells are said to reduce or even eliminate bitterness when it’s added to the grounds before brewing

Magnesium “Oil”

Despite its name, magnesium oil is not actually an oil at all. The name originated because of the oily texture when magnesium chloride flakes are mixed with water…. The recommended dietary allowance of magnesium is about 300 milligrams daily, but the Office of Dietary Supplements recommends optimum levels are 400–420 milligrams for men and 310–320 milligrams for women daily. Our current diets provide, on average, less than 250 milligrams per day. Using magnesium oil to supplement this deficiency is the easiest and most effective way. [Source: Dr. Ax, https://draxe.com/magnesium-oil]

DIY Recipe to Make Your Own Magnesium Oil

To make your own magnesium oil at home, follow this magnesium oil recipe:

½ cup magnesium chloride flakes
½ cup filtered water

Bring water to a boil.
Turn off heat, and stir in the flakes until dissolved.
When cool, transfer to a glass spray bottle.

Magnesium Oil Deodorant Recipe

4 ounces magnesium oil
10–15 drops of your preferred essential oil

Mix ingredients, and add to spray bottle.
Spray on underarms as needed.
Let dry.