Sentences with phrase «peppermint because»

I chose peppermint because of its cooling affect.

I would love the peppermint because it is my favorite scent but lavender is a close second because it is so calming

If you are experiencing acid reflux symptoms, you should avoid peppermint because it is also on the list of acid reflux foods to avoid.

But it does contain peppermint because some studies showed peppermint and rosemary could be useful for hair regrowth.

I used peppermint because who doesn't love the smell of peppermint coffee?

If I'm going to be putting them in a box with other cookies, I omit the peppermint because they make all the other cookies taste like mint, too!

I also added peppermint because even though it's almost March the temperatures have been below freezing and there's snow on the ground so it feels a lot like December.

Not exact matches

Seth Goldman was very clear in explaining that the peppermint leaves he buys from I «tchik Herbal Tea are not grown on the Crow Reservation but are bought from still another source, and that he can't make claims about the labor conditions under which the company's herbs and teas are grown, because he hasn't visited the farms.

This changes a lot but I am so into citrus oils like lemon and orange, I use peppermint to calm me down when I travel, I use lavender a lot because it just works, and I've been diffusing woodsy oils like cedar and pine in the house to feel like I'm outside even when I'm not.

I like J.B.'s suggestion, and I'll add crushed peppermint candy (maybe better for adults because of texture after crushing) and / or Andes mint pieces (more child - friendly).

I love the holidays for many reasons, but one of the main reasons is because peppermint - flavored everything.

I love that you put peppermint in here because I hate my teeth and I love peppermint and I want it all over.

I'm so glad I did because this cake is an incredible soft and airy one (thanks to the folded whipped egg whites in the batter) filled with cool peppermint flavor and crunchy candy canes.

These look so good Cathleen, I have not seen peppermint oreos here yet, we just have the peanut butter or chocolate or strawberry filled cookies so I am going to be on the hunt for the peppermint oreos now Hope to find it soon though because I would love to try out this recipe too

I was actually just posting about how when December comes around, people tend to forget about pumpkin because of peppermint / eggnog, and you've just done one step better and combined the two!

Because of this I would not recommend them to be in your morning blend, but the suggestion for peppermint (or spearmint my personal favorite) would be a good alternative.

Do you think it would still whip with my ingredients for my homemade toothpaste (baking soda, peppermint oil, coconut oil, and xylitol) Because my toothpaste has been rock hard since the cold moved in.

I've discovered that my soul must be about 70 because some of my favorite sweets include butterscotch candies, Fig Newtons, peppermint patties, and Almond Joys.

I like thumbprint cookies at Christmas because they're fun to decorate and we usually make a peppermint something!

I love these cookies because they have a sugary, peppermint, chocolate taste to them.

But you do have to taste test a bit because of different strength of peppermint drops / extract / essence.

Although, I feel like it is December because we've had treat after treat being dropped off at our house and I've been consuming more than enough peppermint, eggnog, and gingerbread sugary treats.

I was hesitant to try this recipe because I wasn't sure how the peppermint bark would be with such a large shortbread base.

I did double the peppermint extract because I'm insanely crazy about peppermint.

It's just a little weird for me, because even though I have a box FULL of chips... -LCB- semi-sweet, chocolate mint chips, cinnamon chips, peanut butter chips, peppermint chips, white chocolate chips, butterscotch chips, need I go on? -RCB-

These rich, indulgent chocolate squares are like peppermint fudge, only healthier because they are made with coconut oil, almond flour, and antioxidant - rich cocoa powder.

(Okay, it's not exactly like finding money, because Starbucks won't accept a partially finished blog post in exchange for a peppermint white chocolate mocha.

A few drops of your favorite essential oil — I used peppermint essential oil because it's remarkable for alleviating stress, it can help sore muscles, it naturally aids in digestion (if applied to the tummy areas), it's great for rejuvenation of the body, it helps fight fatigue, and it gives me an instant little mood boost!

It's just insane how much I love it, because usually I could give or take peppermint bark.

If peppermint doesn't work because of swelling and you can't pee, go squat in the shower...

CITY Lips is different than your ol' run of the mill lip plumper because it does not use irritants like menthol, cayenne or peppermint to create temporary swelling which causes your lips to burn and sting when applied.

Because peppermint is so strong, I would start first with the tea, 3 cups a day.

There is a slight peppermint flavor, which should not be irritating because it comes from organic peppermint oil.

I especially love the peppermint lip balm, because it smells amazing and creates a pleasant cooling sensation on my lips when I apply it.»

This article from the University of Minnesota cautions about the use of peppermint and similar oils in children under six, because: «Menthol - one of the major chemicals in peppermint oil - has caused breathing to stop in young children, and has caused severe jaundice in babies with G6PD deficiency (a common genetic enzyme deficiency)(Price & Price, 1999).»

There are many others (including geranium, fennel, roman chamomile, bergamot, grapefruit, rose, ylang ylang, cypress, and rosemary) but I'm going to focus mostly on these 2 oils (and peppermint) because they seem to be the most well researched for providing relief of hormonal symptoms for women.

Unless we're treating the root cause of our problems, we can put all the creams we want on our psoriasis or use all the peppermint oil we have for our headaches, but they'll never go away because we're fixing them with band - aids.

Most people associate mouthwash and toothpastes with peppermint flavor, this is because peppermint is great for your teeth and gums.

I ordered the peppermint lozenges recommended (Zand, Menthol, Herbalozenge, Soothing Menthol)-- I got them from iHerb.com because it was cheaper than amazon — and I am SO happy I read this article and ordered them!

I use the pan-away blend which is has helichrysum and peppermint essential oils because it smells like licorice and has a cooling effect.

One of the biggest problems with supplements like peppermint, and others, is that because it is not regulated by the FDA, the contents can be variable.

A few drops of your favorite essential oil — I used peppermint essential oil because it's remarkable for alleviating stress, it can help sore muscles, it naturally aids in digestion (if applied to the tummy areas), it's great for rejuvenation of the body, it helps fight fatigue, and it gives me an instant little mood boost!

You should use peppermint diluted, because it can cause skin irritation for some.

I mean really, when our kids have 104 temperature, we apply some diluted uhm — orange and diluted peppermint oil over there back from the crown of your head to the soles of their feet, I kid you not, within minutes their temperature drops because research has shown that D - Limonene, the chemical components in these oils are in the bloodstream within 20 minutes after topical application.

It's an infusion of, let's see, lemon balm and peppermint or spearmint, some sort of mint family that I cut down on the way out here and it's because we're recording this later in the evening, and I actually don't want any caffeine and I didn't have time to brew some Bulletproof decaf, plus it's kind of cool.

This is because ginger has a warming effect on the body as opposed to herbs that cool such as peppermint and sage.

Inhaling peppermint oil can help relieve sinus pressure because of its high concentrations of menthol, which helps open up congested nasal passages.

The reason peppermint is in both is because my castile soap is peppermint scented.

The Romans grew peppermint and used it as a ground cover between stepping stone pathways because they enjoyed the pleasant aroma, and loved that guests were greeted with this scent as they entered a home or a courtyard.

While peppermint is a good tonic for long - term digestive complaints, it's better to have spearmint after a meal because it stimulates digestive enzymes and helps digest protein in a way that peppermint doesn't.