This Blog has been set up to allow readers to comment on the content of GrumpyOldWebsites (www.GrumpyOldWebsites.co.uk) This is a collection of websites set up to air some very grumpy opinions. They are just opinions, and very individual ones, but they comment on some serious subjects...
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Initially, there are 2 websites within Grumpy that have their own domain names and which we invite you to comment on:
www.TheTruthAboutTeaTree.com, which discusses the difficulties, under present laws, to get an open and honest exchange of information about the uses of essential oils such as Tea tree.
http://www.thetruthaboutbirdflu.com/ offers some strong opinions about something more important and urgent - how dangerous is the threat of a flu pandemic, and are our governments doing enough to inform and protect us?
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- NewsFromTheAsylum.co.uk is the creation of a chap known to his friends as Grumpy. He says, "I have an Honours degree in Biochemistry, plus years and years of working as an Industrial Chemist for all sorts of big businesses. I set up my own business, which I ran until I got fed up with lifting heavy things and getting hernias. So now I sit on my backside with my beloved laptop and write websites. The result is a synthesis of views coming partly from my background in conventional science but mixed with my interest in things complementary - and a serious distrust of those who make our laws and ask us to trust them..." I've made a start - the rest is up to you!
1 comment:
www.TheTruthAboutTeaTree.com.
I think this is a really good website. Just what is needed to give information about the uses of essential oils, which suppliers cannot give. I guess it would be possible to include the uses of other essential oils in the future, like rose or lavender. That would be really helpful.
I was pleased to see the reference to use of Tea tree oil for MRSA. My Mum used a Tea tree soap mixture when she was in hospital and it worked as prevention. It also helped her skin heal quickly when she had drips etc removed.
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