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President Erdogan warns about targeting ships in the Black Sea
'Targeting merchant ships, civilian vessels, will not benefit anyone'
President Erdogan warns about targeting ships in the Black Sea
'Targeting merchant ships, civilian vessels, will not benefit anyone'
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Zelensky claims his video from Kupyansk proves Putin was 'lying'
Expect that footage has already been debunked repeatedly by both Russian and Ukrainian soldiers as staged or pre-recorded
Zelensky claims his video from Kupyansk proves Putin was 'lying'
Expect that footage has already been debunked repeatedly by both Russian and Ukrainian soldiers as staged or pre-recorded
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Ukraine expects to receive Russian frozen assets worth €210bn – Zelensky
But, of course, he says even that won't be enough
Consequences be damned
Ukraine expects to receive Russian frozen assets worth €210bn – Zelensky
But, of course, he says even that won't be enough
Consequences be damned
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Put in my notice at work today. Starting full time flight school in February 🦅🦅
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I find it odd that under fire, they asked the lady for her number
Everything is FAKE And GAY
Everything is FAKE And GAY
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Found some Trees.. ate them
Pine, Spruce, Fir all Rich in terpenes, these resins (oleoresins) are used as decongestants, for respiratory relief (breaking up phlegm), muscle pain, and skin healing (salves, balms). Cedar (Cedrus spp.), Larch (Larix spp.), Redwood (Sequoia spp.): Also produce valuable resins with antimicrobial and protective properties, used historically for wood preservation and medicine. Temperate & Tropical Resins/Gums Frankincense (Boswellia spp.): Known for Boswellic acids, these resins are powerful anti-inflammatory agents used for respiratory issues, emotional grounding, and spiritual clarity. Myrrh (Commiphora myrrha): A powerful antiseptic and antifungal, excellent for oral health (gums, teeth), skin wounds, and digestive issues. Mastic (Pistacia lentiscus): A resin proven to help treat peptic ulcers and improve digestive health. Tolu Balsam (Myroxylon toluifera): From South American trees, its bark resin is antiseptic for skin complaints, bedsores, and hemorrhoids. Acacia (Acacia spp.): Gum arabic from various species provides relief for throat and chest complaints, with edible gums used as expectorants. Sweetgum (Liquidambar styraciflua): Produces a sticky resin with traditional uses for skin issues and wounds. Birch (Betula spp.): While known more for sap, birch resin/tars have antiseptic and astringent properties, used for skin conditions and pain. Other Healing Tree Products (Resins/Gums/Latex) Fig (Ficus carica): The latex from its leaves and fruit has antiseptic and wound-healing properties. Jatropha (Jatropha curcas): Latex from its leaves is anti-parasitic and promotes wound healing. How They're Used Oleoresin Balms & Salves: Mixed with carrier oils for muscle rubs, chest rubs, and skin protectors. Tinctures & Infusions: Soaking resins in alcohol or oil to extract medicinal compounds. Incense & Steam Inhalation: Burning resins for aromatherapy and respiratory relief (Frankincense, Myrrh).
On a super woo last note Idaho Blue Spruce essential oil is associated with a high vibrational frequency, often cited around 428
Pine, Spruce, Fir all Rich in terpenes, these resins (oleoresins) are used as decongestants, for respiratory relief (breaking up phlegm), muscle pain, and skin healing (salves, balms). Cedar (Cedrus spp.), Larch (Larix spp.), Redwood (Sequoia spp.): Also produce valuable resins with antimicrobial and protective properties, used historically for wood preservation and medicine. Temperate & Tropical Resins/Gums Frankincense (Boswellia spp.): Known for Boswellic acids, these resins are powerful anti-inflammatory agents used for respiratory issues, emotional grounding, and spiritual clarity. Myrrh (Commiphora myrrha): A powerful antiseptic and antifungal, excellent for oral health (gums, teeth), skin wounds, and digestive issues. Mastic (Pistacia lentiscus): A resin proven to help treat peptic ulcers and improve digestive health. Tolu Balsam (Myroxylon toluifera): From South American trees, its bark resin is antiseptic for skin complaints, bedsores, and hemorrhoids. Acacia (Acacia spp.): Gum arabic from various species provides relief for throat and chest complaints, with edible gums used as expectorants. Sweetgum (Liquidambar styraciflua): Produces a sticky resin with traditional uses for skin issues and wounds. Birch (Betula spp.): While known more for sap, birch resin/tars have antiseptic and astringent properties, used for skin conditions and pain. Other Healing Tree Products (Resins/Gums/Latex) Fig (Ficus carica): The latex from its leaves and fruit has antiseptic and wound-healing properties. Jatropha (Jatropha curcas): Latex from its leaves is anti-parasitic and promotes wound healing. How They're Used Oleoresin Balms & Salves: Mixed with carrier oils for muscle rubs, chest rubs, and skin protectors. Tinctures & Infusions: Soaking resins in alcohol or oil to extract medicinal compounds. Incense & Steam Inhalation: Burning resins for aromatherapy and respiratory relief (Frankincense, Myrrh).
On a super woo last note Idaho Blue Spruce essential oil is associated with a high vibrational frequency, often cited around 428
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