You can find Thentix ‘A Touch of Honey’ and Thentix Pain Cream this weekend – Feb 6th and 7th at the Calgary Stampede Park. The Health Show is in the Upper Big Four. See you there.
Thentix at the Health Show Calgary Stampede Park
February 5, 2010 by healthytwoRaw honey for acne
January 31, 2010 by healthytwoHoney has anti-bacterial properties. It is also an anti-septic. It slowly releases hydrogen peroxide which kills bacteria. Apply pure honey directly to your acne for relief. Honey has been used for wounds and burns for thousands of years for its healing properties.
Pain Relief Books
January 28, 2010 by healthytwoOur Thentix Pain Formula is great for short term relief of pain. Some wonderful books for longer term relief of back pain are:
The Back Doctor
and The New Back Doctor by Dr Hamiltion Hall
And two by Loren Fishman and Carol Ardman:
Relief is in the Stretch and
Sciatica Solutions.
How to prevent windburn
January 26, 2010 by healthytwoWindburn is actually a drying effect of the skin. The skin has lost it’s oils as a result of exposure the the wind and dryness in the air. Much like sunburn. To prevent this from happening as much as you can figure out how to keep the natural oils and moisture in your skin. If you wash or shave just before going out when it is well below freezing then you have that much less protection. Either keep the skin covered or put something on the skin that helps prevent loss of moisture. Some moisturizers can do this and sometimes something as simple as coating your skin with petroleum jelly will do the trick.
As with sunburn, if you can keep the skin hydrated so that it doesn’t burn and can do this more naturally, then you end up having to use more chemicals such as those in sunscreens and sunblocks.
Treatment for Mosquito Bite itch
January 23, 2010 by healthytwoHere are a couple of ideas for a mosquito bite itch:
Baking soda and water mixed together into a paste applied to the bite should relieve the itching very quickly.
Let a tea bag steep for a few minutes in hot water then apply to the area of the bite.
A dab of honey(pure, raw honey preferably).
Mom used to use a dab of spit – that worked sometimes…
Good luck.
How to treat a burn with honey.
January 21, 2010 by healthytwoFirst thing you want to do with a burn is cool the area so that it does not continue to ‘cook’. Use cold water – do not use ice to freeze the area. With a very light burn one could use a cloth cooled with water but for a more sever burn just use cool running water. Once cooled, apply clean raw honey over the affected area. Honey releases hydrogen peroxide very slowly which helps disinfect the burned area. Make sure the area is fully covered and cover the honey with some sort of plastic ‘cling’ wrap. This technique can also be used for more major burns but in this instance I would suggest consulting with your physician as well. If he or she is knowledgeable in the benefits of honey and its healing properties, then all the better.
Skin Cream and Mineral Oil
December 19, 2009 by healthytwoAnother common ingredient in skin creams and lotions is mineral oil. I was promoting Thentix A Touch of Honey at a show one and a woman had another product which she asked me about. It was touted as an “Aloe Vera” product. It had pictures of Aloe leaves on the jar. She asked me to look at the ingredients of the jar.
I looked at the jar and the first ingredient was ‘mineral oil’. Mineral oil is not good for your skin. It coats the skin like a plastic. It clogs pores preventing toxins from being expelled, causing things like acne. Mineral oil is distilled from petroleum. This distillation process is what is used to make gasoline as well. This is not something one should put on the skin. Baby oil is pure mineral oil.
Check your skin creams and lotions to make sure that is doesn’t contain mineral oil.
Find out more at our Thentix A Touch of Honey website.
Skin Conditioners and Propylene Glycol
December 8, 2009 by healthytwoI watch people purchase various types of skin conditioners. I imagine that what they are looking for in a lotion, cream or anything that they put on their skin is that it feels ok and the smell or aroma is something they like or can at least tolerate. I sell lots of the Thentix and was interested in the primary ingredients in other popular products. I found one that had “Organic Fair Trade” stamped all over it.
Also, were the phrases, “No Parabans” Read the rest of this entry »
Thentix for Kid’s Eczema
November 17, 2009 by healthytwo…it’s the only skin cream that helps my daughter who has eczema!
TM
Virginia
Thentix for Shingles
November 5, 2009 by healthytwoTestimonial:
“I purchased some of your products for my mother. I just wanted to let you know that she is very happy with them. She used the cream on her face and feel her skin is softer. She used it on her shingles and feels there is an improvement. Finally, she used the pain formula and feels relief.
Thank You,
LH, Canada”
