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7 Day Gut Cleanse: Step By Step Guide To A Healthier Gut

This is a finished 48 page book that lays out seven days of plain food and warm drinks, the way a household ran a week like this long before there was a drugstore to walk to. You get full rights to put your name on it and sell it: the designed PDF, the editable Word file, a plain text copy, three covers you can change, a full sales kit and a one page quick start. 17 chapters in four parts. Day one is water and barley water. Day two is toast water and thin oatmeal. Day three is the drinks that coat. Day four is the seed waters. Day five is peppermint and the warm spices. Day six is the bitter before food. Day seven is whey and the sour milks. Then there is an eighth day for bringing normal food back one item at a time, which is the part every other plan leaves out. It comes with a short shopping list of cheap things from any food shop, no powders and no capsules. It promises nothing about anybody's health, and the second page says plainly that the old books had no idea of a cleanse.

Kitchen Remedies: Natural Remedies You Did Not Know You Had

A finished 48 page book on the old remedies people made from whatever was already in the kitchen cabinet. No herb garden. No special shop. Every ingredient was already on the shelf. You get full rights to put your name on it and sell it. The designed PDF. The editable Word file. A plain text copy. Three covers you can change. A full sales kit. And a one page quick start. Seventeen chapters, one ingredient each, in four parts: the onion, garlic, mustard and salt; the potato, cabbage, carrot, turnip, horseradish and the cresses; milk, whey, butter, eggs and the grains; then honey, vinegar, treacle, lemons and apples. It is arranged by what is in the cupboard instead of by illness, so a reader can act on it the same night. It promises nothing about anybody's health, and no recipe ends with a promised result.

The Ancient Tea Flower Guide: 15 Tea Recipes For Natural Remedies

A finished 48 page book on fifteen flower teas, made the way households really made them. You get full rights to put your name on it and sell it. The designed PDF. The editable Word file. A plain text copy. Three covers you can change. A full sales kit. And a one page quick start. Seventeen chapters in four parts. Two teaching chapters come first, on when and how to pick, and on making the tea and keeping the flowers. Then fifteen flowers get a chapter each: elder flower, chamomile, cowslip, violet, marigold, lime flower, lavender, borage, red clover, hawthorn, mullein, yarrow, rose, hyssop and saffron. Every flower chapter covers the same four things in the same order, so it is easy to read and easy to dip into. It promises nothing about anybody's health. And where a flower is easy to mix up with something that should never go in a cup, it says so and says which one.

The Cabinet Remedy Book: The Short List Worth Keeping In The House

A finished 48 page book about one shelf. Before there was a drugstore on the corner, a well run house kept about a dozen ready made things in a cupboard. This is that short list, with what each one was made of. You get full rights to put your name on it and sell it. The designed PDF. The editable Word file. A plain text copy. Three covers you can change. A full sales kit. And a one page quick start. Seventeen chapters in four parts: what belongs on the shelf and why the list is short, the things you put on the outside, the things you take by mouth, then looking after the shelf. One thing to a chapter, with the amounts, what to keep it in, how long it lasted, and how a person knew it had gone off. No illness lists. No plant directory. No hard words. It promises nothing about anybody's health.