Kaie Arwen
Kaie Arwen specializes in Special Education Resource, grades K-8. Working in a diverse public education environment, Kaie Arwen seeks to write articles that benefit not only life long learners, but that will provide comprehensive, factual, and helpful information for students of all ages.
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Honey- Beauty from the KitchenWith a history dating back to 300 B.C., honey is most often recorded for its medicinal properties, something that shouldn't be overlooked when writing about its intrinsic values. -
Spelt: Remedies from the FieldsRelated to the wheat plant, spelt is naturally high in fibre, and an excellent source of protein. Because of its rich nutrient content and active ingredients, spelt makes an excellent dietary base for those recovering from illness. -
Dead Sea Facial: The Natural Beauty of MineralsDead Sea mud is naturally high in concentrations of magnesium, calcium chlorides, potassium and salts. These essential minerals offer the skin benefits that beautify and refresh our complexions all while providing intrinsic support to our skin's health. -
Honey- Nature's Health RemedyBees take their last breath after coming into contact with toxins. Pollutants that regularly surround us never make into the homes of these testy little insects, nor do more than slight traces of pollutant residue infect their most famous product; honey. -
Body Lotions - the Beauty of NatureGood hygiene habits are enough to keep us fresh, clean and sweet smelling, but often those same daily rituals serve to rob our skin of its natural moisture and oils. Body lotions are a luxuriant after-bath ritual that we can easily prepare at home.
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Face Masks - Beauty Found in NatureFace masks are undeniably beneficial to any woman's skin care regime and are available at most any store at a wide spectrum of prices. But if you're willing to spend a bit of time in the kitchen, safe and natural skin care is only moments away.
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Natural Sunscreen Lotion - Beauty from the KitchenThere's no such thing as a safe tan, and although there are many types of sunscreens available at our local stores, many of us prefer a more natural approach.
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Claude MonetMonet's artistic side did not end with the joyful completion of a canvas; his love of beauty and nature ran far deeper and found many outlets. -
Cardamom- Health Benefits of Herbs and SpicesCardamom, a member of the ginger family, not only adds an aromatic flavoring to many recipes but serves to relieve gas and heartburn as well. An overview of cardamom's medicinal uses. -
Cayenne Pepper- Health Benefits of Herbs and SpicesCayenne pepper, a zesty, spicy, acquired taste that's not only a great addition to your favorite recipes but beneficial for your health. -
Chervil- Health Benefits of Herbs and SpicesChervil is a delicious addition to a variety of recipes, not to mention its many benefits to your health. -
Borage- Health Benefits of Herbs and SpicesBorage, long recommended for its early blooming season and starlike flowers also contains countless health benefits. Known for its many medicinal purposes, borage alleviates fevers and wards off viral infections. -
Floral Remedies- Cherry PlumUnbeknownst to most, the cherry plum tree is a member of the rose family. Crossed with the damsom-plum, this tree gives us the plums we enjoy today. By itself, it produces unbelievable floral remedies. -
Parsley- Health Benefits of Herbs and SpicesParsley, the world's most popular herb boasts a vibrantly delicious taste. Although used regularly as a garnish, parsley's taste and health benefits are often overlooked. -
Aromatherapy- Lavender OilLavender, contains 200 different compounds that actively combat fungi, viral infections, and help to restore emotional stabilty during tmes of stress. Beloved for its aromatic fragrance, lavender should be a staple in every home. -
Columbus- the ExplorerBiography of Christopher Columbus -
Jamestown ColonyEnglish colonization in America had long been a dream, and of the 7,289 colonists who'd set sail for Jamestown in its first 18 years, 6,040 had died. -
Rembrandt- the Man and the ArtistA biography of Rembrandt -
Medicinal Plants- SageSage has been an ingredient in our favorite poultry stuffings for years, but this herb provides far more than just a tasty addition to our favorite recipes. Its health benefits make it the perfect addition to a healthy life style.
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Medicinal Plants- ValerianAlthough it wasn't recognized for its sedative effects until the 17th Century, Valerian has long been used as a safe, effective sleep aid.
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Medicinal Plants- Rose HipsRose hips, the bright red, plump fruit of the dog rose shrub have been known and used for their curative properties since the Stone Age.
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Medicinal Plants- the Wild PansyWild pansy is said to be a natural remedy for a variety of ailments. From skin ailments to coughs, this member of the violet family may just have the cure you're looking for!
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Roanoke- the Lost ColonyEngland's first attempts to colonize the Americas began with an expedition in 1584.
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The Inuit Aka the EskimoFor many years "the people of the ice," have been referred to as Eskimos, a word that means; eaters of raw meat. Today, the people we once called Eskimos go by the name of the Inuit. Inuit, meaning "the people," is the name they use for themselves.
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Medicinal Plants- CalendulaKnown for its distinctive golden-orange flowers and faint scent, calendula can also be a tasty kitchen ingredient and staple in your medicine cabinet.
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A Biography of Paul GauguinPaul Gauguin, the man and the artist.
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Medicinal Plants- WoodruffDiscover the benefit of Woodruff and its natural healing properties. From its aromatic benefits to its usefulness as both a sedative and antispasmodic, woodruff is a historically proven to be a healthy, natural aid for healthy living.
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The Mound Builders- the Adena, Hopewell, and CahokiaUnbelievable remains are still in existence that bears record to some of North America's earliest civilizations. Yes, the Egyptians built the pyramids, but even before that Native Americans were constructing enormous communities.
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The Inca EmpireAn overview of the Inca empire, culture, family life, and religion.
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The First AmericansThousands of years ago the Earth was an extremely cold place to live. As the climate changed and people began to migrate, the first Americans crossed over the land bridge from Asia.
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The Aztec EmpireDiscover what it was like living in the days of the Aztec Empire. What was their world like, and how did life as they knew it come to an end?
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Francisco GoyaA brief biography of Francisco Goya, and a glimpse at some of his most famous works.
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Gilgamesh- King and LegendGilgamesh's journeys began with a desire to uncover the age old secret of eternal life. His quest was one of sorrow and enlightenment. He never found the secret, but he did learn many lessons along the way.
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Innocence LostShakespearean Sonnet
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A Biography of Henri MatisseHenri Matisse had only one purpose as an artist; and that was to make the viewer feel good. His aim was to create paintings that gave people pleasure, that made them feel at home.
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The New Stone AgeA journey into the New Stone Age, a glimpse of what life was like for its inhabitants.
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The Old Stone AgeTake a journey through the beginning of time. What did it take for man to survive?