3/30/2011
Lithium in Your Drinking Water | Crystal Clear Conservative
…but not a therapeutic amount, that would be like drinking several Olympic-sized swimming pools every minute. Huh?
Whoa. He really said it, didn’t he? Well, if it means lower crime, then I guess it can’t hurt, right?Should lithium be added to our drinking water?No! Non-therapeutic levels? I don't want to be drugged at any level.83% (19 Votes)
Yes! Throw in Adderol, and it's a deal!13% (3 Votes)
I don't care either way because I get drugged by the bottled water I drink4% (1 Votes)
23 Total Votes(Voting has closed)
minta
According to Mythology, the mint plant got it's name from the beautiful nymph, Minta. She caught the attention of the Greek god Hades, whose wife Persephone got wind of the infatuation and decided to take matters into her own hands. Persephone transformed Minta into the plant--one that would always be destined to grow in the shadows.
plant mint at the perimeters
of your property for protection:
for prosperity, to enhance
healing of all kinds;
sew mint into pillows for dreams
of romance, healing, good luck
cook with mint to balance hot spices
soothing a tummy ache;breathing
minty essential oil energizes,
opens lungs capacities:
mint's element is air, her planets
are mercury and pluto
she stands for virtue
warm feelings
amidst her cooling nature;
throw a few leaves in your shoes&
walk within a daily healing affirmation:
i embrace healing on all levels of my being
Kate Lamberg
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