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Apples, Apple tree. [French Folks Traditions]

General :

At the beginning of the 17th century H. Boguet speaks of cases of witchcraft in which demons are hidden in apples.

In the Norman Bocage, it is said that witches are able to make apple juice come out of an apple tree just by sticking their knife in it.

Some farmers in Brittany carefully keep in a box the twin apples they found during the year, with the link that unites them on the branch. When the storm approaches, observing these two fruits (whether or not they move, and in what way) will help determine the outcome of the storm and whether conjuring rites should be performed.

Love Divinations :

Eating an apple in front of your mirror allows you to get married within the year if you see a star the following morning around 9 or 10am.

If you manage to peel your apple in one piece, without breaking the skin, and to turn it 7 times without breaking it above your head, the peel then thrown on the ground will give the first letter of the first name of the chosen one.

We consult fate by throwing pips into the air to see how they fall. The pointed end of the pip will always give the ​​direction.

Many rites in which it involves eating half of an apple in the evening before going to bed, while saying out loud something like : "Apple! Widow!", then placing the other half under her pillow and we sleep on it. The next day will give us the name of our future husband.

Magic Medicine :

Apples are often very helpful with atopic dermatitis (eczema, warts, hives, etc.) In Marseille we put a pippin apple and some meat in a bag which we throw into the port without being seen.

We can also (Dauphiné) bury an apple under a walnut tree, asking it to take away evil from us.

In Normandy we rub 1/2 apple on the sore then throw it in a pile of manure.

Elsewhere, you will have to cut the apple while it is still on the tree and ask it for healing.

In Provence you have to rub the apple quarter in coarse salt, then rub on the diseased skin until there is no fruit left and only the skin.

To avoid toothache, you should have an apple in your pocket during Christmas midnight mass and eat it when you get home.

It is said that if we attach a circle of previously blessed apples around the cross of a cemetery, for a whole night, each apple will then have the virtue of preventing fever.

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[Extracts compiled by Delmas and arranged by me. Pics @lamontagne.fr]

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also one time my friend (the convert to christianity) was like "damn jewish women are so ugly lol" and i was like "that's your family" and he was like "i can see why a middle eastern person would not understand why you can find your own family members unattractive, since you guys like cousin marriage and incest so much" and i couldn't even come back from that

Sadiq... Jews are the most insular group of people on the planet. They've inbred with each other so much that they have to consult family trees before having babies just in case they aren't accidentally related lol. Its so bad they have a predisposition to a ton of genetic diseases like tay sachs and schizophrenia lmao

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Pet Update 🪦🥀

Unfortunately, my baby 🐢 didn't make it. he passed away yesterday.. I consulted the vet yesterday morning and the doctor said he had internal bleeding bcs his poop was brown. he suggested to me to use antibiotics, i had to pried open Meep's mouth to give him 1 drop of diluted antibiotics.

he was still moving, sometimes alert, then immediately slept again. i put him in a separate container so he was much warmer.

I finished making sure he was at least okay around noon then i took a nap, when i woke up he was looking at me then i laid down on bed for a few minutes again. by the time i came out again, he looked as if he was asleep but it felt weird. at first i didn't want to startle him bcs he slept soundly & finally not heaving. but then i saw his mouth was slack, i moved the container a bit (he usually noticed even just a shadow moving near him). he didn't move.. that's when i knew he was gone.

sigh

well.. i knew he wasn't going to make it bcs it's unlikely for hatchling 🐢 to survive this disease, also lack of knowledge & preparation on my end. could be lack of proper environment for a sick 🐢 too.. but i tried. he tried to survived too, so i didn't give up. but alas.. i have to say goodbye to this tiny baby Meep. I only had him for a month, he was only the size of a coin (3cm/1inch) but he sits right there in my heart, always.

i buried Meep under my late father's mango tree, next to Angel (my late Pomeranian). i will keep a turtle pet again, i promised myself i will have a turtle or two again but not now. at least now i know better just because my first turtles was so so easy to take care of, doesn't mean the next will be the same. and i do know i always love animals so i know i will want them to live happily in the best way i can provide for them.

i miss Meep already. usually, when i go out of my room at night there's his basking lamp turned on in the corner. now it's back to a shadowed corner. it takes time ofcourse to get used to again, even if I only had Meep for 1 month.

here's some pictures of Meep.. thankyou all who have loved him & support me

here are my faves

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hey!! you follow my plantblr (unexpectedplantblr) and i’ve learned so much just off your tags dude. wdym pruning omg i’m so wildly unprepared how and when should i be doing that! i can’t imagine they have yt videos on shit THAT basic do they!?.

and my apples are dwarfs?? i’ve been stressing abt them so close to the house and was trying to find an arborist to help me move them but do you think they’ll be ok with just some root guard? omg i’m so sorry to bug you feel free to ignore!

There’s no issues and I welcome the asks! This enthusiasm gives me old tumblr days vibes that I think many miss these days lol.

Inevitably most domestic fruiting woody plants need a trim up of pruning for maintenance. Some types don’t need it overall or don’t need it at certain life stages, but those are the lucky cases.

While I’m currently still in the midst of pruning season as of writing this, your photos imply it’s a smidgen late for you to be doing any at all unless it’s either for major issues or dead/diseased wood; it’s generally best to get the pruning before said woody plants leaf out but while they are still dormant to reduce shock, to avoid damaging freshly sprouted growth (since if you’re early enough there’s no leaves to worry about), and keep them wasting energy on wood that’ll be cut off in the process. I recall I got my info on pruning mostly by book literature but I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s some niche videos on the topic online- there are yt video journals and tutorials for niche fruits like Asimina triloba cultivation/maintenance so surely less exotic stuff would have online tutorials on it. Do try to find more than one source to try to average out the answers they give lest they give different answers or overlook different details (gardening can get subjective sometimes after all). If I recall the rule for Grape vines you try to keep one “lead vine” intact to be the one to produce new yearly branches/shoots that will then produce the grapes.

Fortunately I think you don’t have to worry about any issues with skipping the livewood pruning this year; let this year just help you get more familiar with what you’re dealing with.

For next year I can at least say from my own experience a few points; universally you want to prune to remove dead, damaged, and diseased wood, as well as any branches that crisscross with each other (since those will just make damaged wood from rubbing if allowed to stay), and generally you try to not cut more than a 3rd of the live growth (even if it means you gotta wait next year to fully shape a tree if the pruning work for some reason is major- which is my case with my older unkempt trees) to avoid having the pruning reach deadly amounts (there are exceptions- most Clematis are pruned to extreme amounts most of the time, well established Grapes and Kiwis can have a lot taken off too in certain cases). Oh and big one that newbies can miss; if you're getting tools, try to get bypass type pruning tools, anvil type pruning tools do damage to live wood (since they crush moreso to cut unlike bypass) and are better for exclusively dead/removed wood.

Observe what others do to their trees of similar kind to your own; I learned a little bit on what to do with my own apple trees from seeing what other people have done to their apple trees of similar size in my region.

It’s not easy at first but set goals for what you’re pruning. In my case a good chunk of my apple trees are quite old (we’re talking hollowed-out old for many of these trees), so my goal is generally to help extend their lives as well as fruit production as a bonus, so I try to reduce the sources of major weight burden on the large crumbling branches. Another goal in my case is making it that the branches are not as high up so that they are easier to maintain and harvest from, since yet again, my trees are on the larger/older end of what to expect from an orchard.

While not an option for me consulting Arborists is definitely not a bad option if you’re free to throw the cash.

Pruning rules/goals for your dwarf apple trees will probably be slightly different from what I do for my own trees since you’re dealing with very different growth forms from my own.

I am not 100% certain your apple trees by the house are dwarves but their growth habit feels more like what I’d expect/imagine from dwarf/semidwarf trees; as to what fruit variety it could be a lot of possibilities; apple trees tend to be grafted onto rootstock that affects their hardiness/size, so you could have similar cultivars to what I have for the fruit/scionwood but would definitely have very different cultivars for the rootstock that they are attached to. If the previous owners knew what they were doing they would’ve chosen dwarf roostock cultivars to avoid them becoming troublesome so close to the house.

In my opinion dwarves or not they are a bit big already to risk moving/transplanting away from the house without a painful and risky amount of long (worst case possibly years worth) of aftercare; if that is or was truly an issue you’d be better off getting new rootstock to plant in the new locations and grafting onto them from the house specimens onto those new rootstocks (you can hire/ask experts if you can’t quite do it yourself, we had a family member of a family member help save a heritage cultivar in our orchard by getting some successful grafts from the dying tree. I plan to do some grafting myself down the road I just dk what to graft rn). I am not familiar with root guard, from what I read it's a brand of fertilizer that claims to help stimulate root growth???

Also note with the Cherry/Plum trees mention before; one of the issues for ID sometimes for them is there’s just, a lot of species, a lot hybridize together, and that’s not even considering/factoring in domestic hybrids/cultivars where the diversity can be as wide as it is for apple cultivars. It can really muddy the waters for identification down to the exact kind unless you’re dealing with a very sharp specialist or a very distinct variety, and even then some may struggle with certain cases.

Lucky you to also have something as fancy as a finger lime! I already guessed so but that definitely solidified my guess that you are in a warmer growing zone from me lol.

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BHARAT MORINGA

Title: Unveiling the Green Marvel: Moringa's Impact on Overall Health and Wellness

Introduction: In the quest for a healthier lifestyle, individuals are increasingly turning to nature's bountiful offerings to meet their nutritional needs. One such powerhouse of nutrients that has gained prominence in recent times is Moringa oleifera, often referred to as the "drumstick tree" or simply "Moringa." This remarkable plant has been celebrated for its exceptional nutritional content and numerous health benefits. In this blog post, we delve into the myriad ways in which Moringa contributes to the overall development of health.

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Antioxidant Properties: The leaves of the Moringa tree are loaded with antioxidants, such as quercetin, chlorogenic acid, and beta-carotene. These antioxidants help combat oxidative stress in the body, which is linked to various chronic diseases and aging. By neutralizing free radicals, Moringa aids in protecting cells from damage and supports overall well-being.

Anti-Inflammatory Benefits: Chronic inflammation is a root cause of many health issues, including heart disease and arthritis. Moringa possesses anti-inflammatory properties that can help reduce inflammation and alleviate associated symptoms. Regular consumption of Moringa may contribute to a lower risk of inflammatory conditions.

Blood Sugar Regulation: Research suggests that Moringa may help regulate blood sugar levels, making it a valuable ally for individuals with diabetes or those at risk of developing the condition. The plant compounds in Moringa have demonstrated potential in improving insulin sensitivity, contributing to better blood sugar control.

Cholesterol Management: Maintaining healthy cholesterol levels is crucial for cardiovascular health. Studies have indicated that Moringa may have a positive impact on lipid profiles, helping to lower bad cholesterol levels while promoting the increase of good cholesterol. This dual action supports heart health and reduces the risk of cardiovascular diseases.

Nutritional Support for Malnutrition: Moringa is an excellent source of nutrition, especially in regions where malnutrition is prevalent. The plant's leaves are a cost-effective and sustainable solution to supplement diets with essential nutrients, addressing nutritional gaps and promoting healthy growth, particularly in children.

Enhanced Energy and Vitality: The combination of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants in Moringa contributes to increased energy levels and overall vitality. Regular consumption may help combat fatigue, boost stamina, and promote a general sense of well-being.

Conclusion: Incorporating Moringa into your diet can be a simple yet impactful step towards enhancing your overall health and well-being. Whether in the form of Moringa tea, powder, capsules, or fresh leaves, this versatile plant has much to offer. However, as with any dietary supplement, it's essential to consult with a healthcare professional before making significant changes to your diet, especially if you have existing health conditions or are on medication. Embrace the green marvel that is Moringa and unlock its potential for a healthier, more vibrant life.

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Tree Removal in Mount Waverley: Ensuring Safe and Efficient Solutions

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10 Essential Cat Care Tips

1/ Provide a balanced diet: Feed your cat high-quality cat food that meets their nutritional needs. Consult with your veterinarian to determine the appropriate portion sizes and feeding schedule

2/ Fresh water: Ensure your cat has access to clean and fresh water at all times. Change the water regularly and consider using a water fountain to encourage hydration.

3/ Regular veterinary care: Schedule routine check-ups with a veterinarian to monitor your cat's health, update vaccinations, and address any concerns or illnesses promptly

4/ Litter box hygiene: Keep the litter box clean by scooping it daily and completely changing the litter regularly. Provide one litter box per cat, plus an extra, in different locations of your home.

5/ Enrichment and playtime: Engage your cat in interactive play sessions using toys that mimic prey, such as feathers or laser pointers. Provide scratching posts, climbing trees, and puzzle toys to keep them mentally and physically stimulated.

6/ Grooming routine: Brush your cat regularly to remove loose hair and prevent matting. Check their ears, teeth, and nails periodically and seek professional grooming if needed.

7/ Safe environment: Create a safe indoor environment for your cat by removing potential hazards like toxic plants, chemicals, and small objects that could be swallowed. Use window screens or provide a secure outdoor enclosure if your cat enjoys supervised outdoor time.

8/ Spay/neuter: Consider spaying or neutering your cat to prevent unwanted pregnancies, reduce the risk of certain diseases, and help manage behavioral issues.

9/ Dental care: Establish a dental care routine by brushing your cat's teeth regularly with a pet-specific toothbrush and toothpaste. Dental treats or toys can also help promote oral health.

10/ Love and attention: Provide your cat with love, attention, and a warm, safe space. Spend quality time together, offer gentle petting, and create a bond based on trust and affection

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The Freedwomen AU

Children of Elia

Children of Rhaella

Children of Lyanna Stark

In an AU where Rhaegar still dies at the Trident, but the women he had hurt survive and thrive...

A pregnant Lyanna flees to Essos with the aid and company of a guilt-ridden Arthur Dayne. She leaves behind a tear stained letter for her brother and in Essos, she and Arthur Dayne form a tentative understanding, as she still largely distrusts him due to having effectively been her jailer but knows that he's her only source of protection. They chance upon a Khal Batu's khalasar and initially fearing the worse, soon learn that the stories of horse heart-eating savages who go around raping and razing villages to the ground are tall tales made by Westerosi. The two form an unusual friendship with the khalasar though it starts with the khalasar treating them with suspicion due to to knowing about how many outsiders view them. It takes time but they are integrated into the khalasar after gaining their trust and respect and there, Lyanna falls in love with a bloodrider named Akban as the two train together. They form a happy and loving family with Akban whole-heartedly accepting Lyanna's son as his own and Lyanna giving him children.

Aemon Targaryen Jon Snow Son of Lyanna

"The Green Wolf"

"Jon the Andal"

"Jon Saddlesnore"

-Was raised in both the customs of the North and the Dothraki and as such, he worships both the Old Gods and the Horse God

-On the shorter end, like his mother’s side of the family, with most of his playmates towering over him. He's honestly sore over that point.

-Had a weak heart and was deaf in the left ear, which scared Lyanna since her mother had died from the former. Consulting the Dothraki healers told them that recent inbreeding on both sides of his family tree resulted in him inheriting these diseases, but they would reassure mother and son by encouraging steady and regular exercise, which Jon followed. Now, you wouldn’t guess that he had a heart problem, though it wouldn’t take long for one to realise he’s half-deaf

-He had actually ended up leading to his mother and Akban getting together since as a young boy, he looked up to the bloodrider and wanted to be strong and brave like him. Akban, amused at his attempts to emulate him took him under his wing and taught him how to fight but also taught him the Dothraki ways. Seeing how the bloodrider was gentle and patient with her son helped Lyanna further realize that not only was her image of the Dothraki farther from the truth, but that there was also a beauty and peace to their ways that she couldn't exactly feel back at home. This then made Lyanna bond and fall in love with Akban.

-Fluent in the Common Tongue, Dothraki, and Old Tongue. Any other language though? He’s helpless at even getting the pronunciations right.

-Has a large age gap with his siblings, due to Lyanna having to take time to be comfortable with sexual intimacy and Akban being understanding of it and waiting patiently until it was safe for her to bear another child

-Like with all Dothraki children, he was raised in a communal setting and as such, the other members of the khalasar are family to him just as much as Lyanna and his siblings are.

-Every now and then, he can't help but wish he looked like his family, feeling out of place with his pale skin and Northman features. But his loved ones will remind him that no matter what he looked like or where he came from, he would always be family.

-Rides a dark mare that he received as a gift from Akban's father, Arban, which he cherishes and calls "Shade." When on long rides that would take days, she often served as a source of comfort and also sustenance as he sometimes relies on her mare's milk.

-For all that he was effectively raised half-Dothraki, he doesn't really like fermented mare's milk and it's become an inside joke with the khalasar. His mothers and sisters would say that it's because he has a Northern belly, which would always cause him to blush.

-Has mixed feelings towards Ser Arthur, knowing what the man did, yet he can't help but feel indebted to him since he helped keep him and his mother alive before they met the khalasar.

-Might seem brooding and quiet when you first meet him. But around the ones he loves, he's joyful, sweet, and kind.

-Accidentally found out he was a warg when he was nine during horseback training with Akban. He had spent the previous night training with a sword to the point that Lyanna had to drag him to bed and was sleep deprived the next day, causing him to nap right while he was on his horse. He ended up warging into his horse and causing a bit of a shock from Akban and some onlookers, who thought that some dark magic was used on him until he woke again. Lyanna would explain to both Jon and the khalasar about what had just happened, having remembered Old Nan's stories. Now, the incident is looked back with fondness and laughter, with the other members of the khalasar playfully teasing him about it and even gave him the affectionate nickname of "Jon Saddlesnore." He takes it all in stride though and will even joke about it at his own expense.

-Likes wearing Green as a reference to the Great Grass Sea that he calls home and a more subtle reference to his mother's House sigil.

-Having been raised on horror stories of Robert and Rhaegar, he sought out to be everything they're not, which includes being decent to women. Of course, he falters every now and then, but he does his best to be a gentleman and Lyanna makes sure to let him know and learn whenever he does.

-He helps with the khalasar by hunting for game or capturing live animals. The results of his labor would serve as food, livestock, or would be traded or sold.

-He admits that the Dothraki style of braiding makes his head feel uncomfortable and as such, he opts for going into a simple ponytail as a marker of strength which he occasionally decorates with little bells

-A part of him longs to see the North, wanting to know how beautiful his mother's homeland is and meet his still living family. Though he knows that as much as it pains him, he wouldn't truly be safe in Westeros.

-A protective big brother, he always defends his siblings no matter what and often sides with them.

-Got Ghost during a nighttime excursion with his brother and step-father where they would release captive slaves of a merchant they had previously crossed paths with. He also freed the animals the merchant kept and while all of them ran off, only a tiny albino direwolf puppy with bright red eyes remained at his side. Seeing it as a good omen, he would keep the pup and give it a name.

-Will not hesitate to give Ghost belly rubs or scratches.

-While he has no children of his own blood, he did adopt an orphaned baby girl that he found during a hunt, her parents having been killed by a wild animal. He would name the girl Lyra and it would prove to be a fitting name as she grew to be very musically gifted.

Khair Snow Daughter of Akban

"The Half-Wolf Half-Horse"

"Khair the Khaleesi"

-The first of Lyanna and Akban's children, conceived on the night when the two fully realised then confessed their feelings for each other

-Said to have looked like her maternal grandmother Lyarra, albeit with darker hair and Akban's dark skin

-She's close to her paternal aunt, Akban's younger sister Erhi, who she considers to be a second mother to her.

-Due to taking after her father’s height, she’s taller than her older brother, which is something she teases him about 

-It was said that like her parents, she had a ravenous appetite and whenever her favorite foods were given to her, she’d scarf them down in one go. Even as a full grown woman, this habit of hers hasn’t left, which exasperates her aunt and amuses her grandfather. Additionally, she was known to be rather swift and agile, even on foot, making her a force to still be reckoned with even once she’s pushed off her horse. These notable traits, along with her being the first child of a Stark and Dothraki in the khalasar, earned her the moniker “The Half-Wolf Half-Horse”

-Likes crafting and stitching, having been the one who made some of the clothes the khalasar, especially her family, wear. She's also the one who made her own hat.

-Gifted with a skill with the whip and arakh, her weapons of choice, to the point that she can deftly maneuver herself and even be able to use them in close quarters when it normally would be ill advised

-Her grasp with the Old Tongue is a bit broken, and she feels embarrassed about it especially when compared to her older brother. It's for this reason that she sometimes feels that her mother favors her siblings over her, but Lyanna will always be quick to give her kisses and remind her that that isn't true

-Rides a spotted mare that she calls "Milkmare" due to the spots reminding her of a cow, it started out as a joking nickname but it ended up sticking.

-Sometimes has a hard time understanding hyperboles or metaphors, which can lead to some misunderstandings. The khalasar have grown used to it and when speaking to her, are much more direct in their words.

-Has the habit of assuming people will act honourably or honestly, the same way she and her mother would act. It has nearly landed her in hot water multiple times. This both endears and worries Lyanna, due to it reminding her of her brother Ned, who could be a bit naive.

-A natural born leader, her sense of duty and compassion has endeared her to the khalasar with some even saying that they wouldn't mind if she became their Khalakka. Though there are those, particularly the older or more Westerosi mistrusting ones, who are doubtful that a "half-Andal" could be a good choice of leader. The latter is something that she would agree with, since if ever she became Khaleesi, she would feel guilty and that it would only be handed to her because of her grandfather having been the former Khal before Batu took charge. It doesn't stop her avid supporters from affectionately calling her "Khair the Khaleesi," which embarrasses her.

-While she does love her little sister, the fact that their age gap is also large means that they can’t relate to each other as much. As such, she is closer to her similarly aged cousins, Erhi’s daughters Nekhii and Qara.

-During a trade negotiation between Khal Batu's khalasar and a Khal Gan's khalasar, she had struck up a lively conversation with a young man from the other khalasar. This young man was Esen, Khal Gan's nephew and khalakka. It soon became clear to both khalasars that Esen was smitten with the one year older Khair and she soon grew to reciprocate his feelings over a continued friendship between the khalasars. Eventually, Esen would propose to her after he managed to be the first man to beat her in an unarmed one on one combat. They would have two children of their own: a son named Chono, then a daughter named Khaliun.

Saran Snow Daughter of Akban

"Saran The Wise"

"Wolf Rider"

"Saran The Silent"

-Socially awkward and often has trouble looking people in the eye. Akban was worried that this meant something was wrong with her, but the Dothraki healers assured him that it was just her character and there's nothing wrong about it

-Isn't afraid of things that even some of the most seasoned warriors in the khalasar would be scared of, often approaching them with a blank or serene expression

-On the shorter end, like Jon and Lyanna, not that she minds

-Can come up with solutions or plans on the fly, making her a good problem solver

-She wants to be close with her sister, but their age gap and Saran feeling overshadowed makes it difficult

-Very quiet to the point that people can sometimes forget that she's also in the room, as such, she ends up learning lots of interesting gossip and rumors both in and out of the khalasar

-Her demeanor and looks reminded Lyanna of her father and her brother Ned

-An observant person, she can be quite perceptive to things that most wouldn't notice at first glance and this combined with her silent demeanor, is something she takes advantage of to also learn secrets

-Fluent in Dothraki and the Common Tongue. She can also understand some Old Tongue words but speaking or translating them is another matter for her

-During one of the men's nighttime excursions that she secretly joined in, she tried freeing a captured greyish brown wolf pup and upon glancing at it, felt an instant connection with it. When she managed to free it, the pup wouldn't leave her side and she couldn't bear to part with it, so she took it in and named it Amber due to its eyes reminding her of a stone she saw in one of Vaes Dothrak's markets

-Can give some good advice, though her bluntness and monotone voice can make her come off as cold and it can end up worsening how one feels, though that's not her intention. As such, people go to her for advice only if they want absolute brutal honesty

-Unlike her siblings, she doesn't ride a horse and instead, rides Amber. The first time she did, it gave Khair and Erhi a heart attack until she reassured them that she's fine. This, along with the unexplainable bond she had with the wolf, earned her the title of "Wolf Rider"

-Can make a good ale with a secret recipe that only she knows, some in the khalasar have pestered her to tell them, but her lips are locked

-Because she's a Mama's girl, she heavily dislikes Ser Arthur for his part in kidnapping Lyanna, often viewing him with suspicion

-Clumsy with the arakh and whip, so she prefers using a small dagger

-Uninterested in the opposite sex, to the point that some of the young men in the khalasar made it a game to see who could get her to fall in love with them. She rebuffed, or was even oblivious to, all their advances. However, she did enjoy the company of women and eventually found a lover in Delbee, the daughter of one of the khalasar's healers.

-Once, she had entertained the thought of working with the Faceless Men when her father and aunt had decided to visit Altan in Braavos, but her love and loyalty to the khalasar made her decide against it

Altan Snow Son of Akban

"Altan of Braavos"

"The Cart Horse"

-The liveliest and most outgoing of Lyanna's children, his charisma made him the most popular

-Unlike with his sisters, Lyanna and Akban hadn't been planning on another, making him a surprise baby. This didn't stop them one bit from loving him though

-Said to have been like a mix of Lyanna's brothers Brandon and Benjen, having the former's outgoing personality and the latter's looks.

-He wasn't one with a taste for combat, only learning enough to be decent with the arakh and bow. Initially, Akban tried to get him to be interested in learning how to fight but after an intervention from Arban, he eventually stopped and learned to be accepting of his son's interests

-Had a keen eye for detail, which lends itself to him finding some rather valuable things in places most people wouldn't think of looking.

-Good with numbers, something that he likes to cheekily lord over Jon who struggles with them

-Like with Khair and Akban, he's rather tall, having hit his growth spurt much earlier than his brother. In fact, he's the tallest of Lyanna's children

-Ever since his first time in Vaes Dothrak, he's been interested in the mercantile business, being able to easily haggle with vendors and merchants.

-Admittedly, he was closer to his grandfather than his father, often being found reading at Arban's side. During the old former Khal's final days, he served as a great source of comfort and had been the first to discover that he has passed away in his sleep.

-Gifted a chestnut stallion that was sired by Akban's horse who he called Branny after his late uncle.

-Knows the most languages among his siblings, but he's the one with the poorest skill in the Old Tongue. He also admits that he has difficulty grasping Rhoynish.

-When he was eighteen, he made it known that he wanted to become a merchant and see Braavos. The khalasar were reluctant but supported his decision, while Lyanna was accepting from the start. So after gathering some things he had collected and building a cart and caravan, he made his way over to Braavos. When he eventually reached it, he purchased a house with a stable and set up shop there where he sold various goods he had found and acquired. This decision of his would make him be known as "Altan of Braavos" within the khalasar.

-His shop in Braavos sells all sorts of oddities and items he had collected such as gems, weapons, and books. Though he also sells things made from horse hair or horseskin that he personally made.

-Once, he had searched for Branny after the stallion broke out of his stable while in heat and discovered that Branny had snuck into a nearby inkeeper's stables where some zorses of a traveling Jogos Nhai were kept, siring a rather fast and hardy crossbreed. This gave him the idea of starting a business of breeding and selling horses, with Branny being his main stud horse. So he'd go around acquiring horses or setting up agreements with other equine owners to offer Branny as a stud. It would become a successful business and Altan would keep some of Branny's offspring and purchase or tame some more promising looking horses. When he wrote to his mother about the success of this business, Lyanna joked that he picked a fitting name for his steed.

-His charisma and affable nature has made him popular with women, much like his late uncle Brandon, though he's noticeably less boisterous about it. He also admits to liking both men and women, like his mother, and he had a crush on some of his other male peers in the khalasar.

-Alternates between settling down in Braavos or traveling around with his cart and Branny to sell his wares

-He met a former sealord's daughter named Zella when they both watched a play being performed. Since she was also a trader and merchant, albeit a seafaring one, they found lots of common ground that had given way to a friendship and eventual romance.

-Initially, he was hesitant over pursuing a more serious relationship with Zella after she told him upfront that she had multiple husbands. However, when he struck up a friendship with Zella's husbands, he opened up to the idea and eventually became another husband. He even became a lover to some of them, including a Tyroshi named Koro.

-Had two children, a daughter named Sara then a son named Altin. He did consider Zella's other children as his own though, and they would occasionally stay with him in his Braavosi home or accompany him on his travels.

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Is Dihydromyricetin Safe?

Dihydromyricetin (DHM), a natural extract derived from the Japanese raisin tree, has gained popularity for its potential liver-protective and anti-alcohol effects. But the question remains: is dihydromyricetin safe? In this article, we’ll explore the safety of DHM, its effects on the liver, potential daily usage, and overall health benefits. Contact us at info@kintaibio.com for more information or to request free samples.

Is DHM Good for Your Liver?

How DHM Protects the Liver

Dihydromyricetin is known for its liver-protective qualities, largely due to its role as an antioxidant. Studies indicate that DHM can reduce oxidative stress and inflammation in the liver, two significant factors that contribute to liver damage. By targeting these harmful processes, DHM may support liver health in people exposed to alcohol or other liver-stressing substances.

DHM for Liver Regeneration

One unique benefit of DHM is its ability to aid in liver regeneration. Animal studies have demonstrated that DHM can help repair damaged liver cells, offering hope for those with liver conditions like fatty liver disease or mild alcoholic liver damage.

Is DHM Safe for Those with Liver Conditions?

While DHM shows promise for supporting liver health, those with serious liver diseases should consult their healthcare provider before taking DHM supplements. Further research is needed, but current findings suggest that DHM may serve as a gentle liver support for most users when used appropriately.

Can You Take DHM Every Day?

Optimal Daily Dosage

Daily use of dihydromyricetin is generally considered safe for most individuals. However, dosing varies based on factors such as body weight, lifestyle, and health status. Research suggests a standard dose of 300-600 mg per day, often divided into smaller doses.

Possible Side Effects

Though DHM is largely safe, mild side effects like nausea or dizziness have been reported in some cases, particularly at high doses. Most users, however, experience minimal to no side effects when sticking to the recommended dosage.

Who Should Avoid Daily Use?

While DHM is safe for most, individuals with certain conditions or who are on specific medications should avoid daily DHM intake. Pregnant and nursing women, as well as those with pre-existing medical conditions, should speak with a healthcare provider before starting DHM.

Is DHM Healthy?

The Role of DHM in Antioxidant Support

Dihydromyricetin is a powerful antioxidant, which means it helps combat free radicals in the body that lead to cell damage and aging. Antioxidants are essential for overall health, and DHM’s antioxidant profile supports various organs, particularly the liver and heart.

DHM’s Benefits Beyond the Liver

DHM’s health benefits are not limited to liver support. Studies have shown that it can improve metabolic health, promote better sleep, and reduce alcohol-induced hangover symptoms, making it a versatile supplement for overall wellness.

Scientific Support for DHM’s Health Effects

Multiple studies have been conducted to examine the wide-reaching benefits of DHM, showing promising results in areas like liver health, metabolism, and sleep. This scientific backing lends credibility to the claims of DHM’s health-promoting properties.

What Are the Versatile Effects of Dihydromyricetin in Health?

Alcohol Metabolism Support

One of DHM’s most widely recognized benefits is its ability to support alcohol metabolism. DHM works by modulating specific enzymes in the liver, helping the body process and eliminate alcohol more effectively. This effect may reduce the impact of alcohol consumption on the liver and overall health.

Immune System Enhancement

DHM has been found to have anti-inflammatory properties, which can support immune function. By reducing inflammation, DHM may aid in maintaining a balanced immune response, which is crucial for defending against infections and chronic diseases.

Cognitive Benefits

Some studies suggest that DHM may provide cognitive benefits, potentially improving memory and focus. These benefits stem from DHM’s antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects, which may protect brain cells from damage.

Dihydromyricetin Dosage for Weight Loss

Can DHM Aid in Weight Management?

There is emerging evidence to suggest that DHM may assist with weight management. It appears to influence the body’s metabolism by promoting better blood sugar control and reducing fatty liver accumulation, both of which are critical factors in weight management.

Suggested Dosage for Weight Management

While there is no officially recommended DHM dosage specifically for weight loss, a range of 300-500 mg daily is often recommended for general health benefits, including metabolic support.

Combining DHM with Lifestyle Changes

For those seeking weight loss benefits, DHM should be combined with healthy diet and exercise. DHM can offer supplementary support but is not a replacement for a balanced lifestyle.

Is Dihydromyricetin Good?

Benefits for Hangover Relief

DHM is commonly used for hangover relief due to its ability to speed up alcohol metabolism and reduce symptoms like headaches and nausea. This makes DHM a popular choice for those seeking a natural hangover remedy.

Support for Sleep Quality

Another benefit of DHM is its ability to improve sleep quality. Some users report better rest and fewer disruptions in sleep patterns, especially when DHM is used to manage the effects of alcohol.

Anti-Inflammatory and Antioxidant Properties

DHM’s anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties offer further health advantages. By reducing inflammation, DHM can support joint health, while its antioxidant effects may help protect cells from damage.

What Does Dihydromyricetin Do?

Liver Support and Detoxification

DHM promotes liver health by reducing oxidative stress and inflammation, offering a protective effect for those exposed to toxins or alcohol. It helps detoxify the liver, aiding in the natural cleansing processes.

Enhancing Alcohol Metabolism

DHM is often taken to reduce the effects of alcohol consumption. It assists the liver in breaking down alcohol more efficiently, potentially lowering blood alcohol levels and reducing hangover symptoms.

Improving Cognitive Health

Studies suggest that DHM may also benefit cognitive health by protecting brain cells from oxidative stress. This effect could translate to sharper memory and better focus in daily life.

FAQ

1. Is DHM safe for everyone? DHM is generally safe but may not be suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women or those with specific medical conditions. Always consult a healthcare provider before beginning any new supplement.

2. How much DHM should I take? The recommended dose varies but often falls between 300-600 mg per day, depending on individual needs and health goals.

3. Can DHM help with hangovers? Yes, DHM has been shown to help metabolize alcohol more effectively, which may reduce hangover symptoms.

For a complete selection of dihydromyricetin powder and professional guidance, contact Kintai at info@kintaibio.com for free samples. Kintai, a leading manufacturer of dihydromyricetin powder, offers top-quality products with full certifications, tight packaging, and worldwide shipping options.

References

Kim, H., et al. “Dihydromyricetin and Its Effects on Alcohol Metabolism.” Journal of Pharmacology, 2019.

Smith, J., et al. “The Role of DHM in Liver Health and Cognitive Function.” Health and Nutrition Journal, 2020.

Lee, Y. “Oxidative Stress Reduction and Inflammation Modulation by Dihydromyricetin.” Antioxidant Research, 2021.

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Humane Bird Control: How to Keep Birds Away Without Harming Them

Birds can add beauty to our environment, but when they invade our homes or businesses, they can cause significant problems. From nesting in unwanted places to damaging property and spreading disease, managing bird populations humanely is crucial. Here’s how to effectively keep birds away without harming them.

1. Understanding Bird Behavior

To effectively control birds, it’s important to understand their behavior. Birds often flock to areas that provide food, shelter, and nesting opportunities. By recognizing what attracts them to your space, you can implement strategies that deter them.

2. Eliminate Food Sources

One of the most effective ways to keep birds away is to eliminate food sources. Secure garbage bins with tight-fitting lids, and avoid leaving pet food outdoors. If you have fruit trees, pick up fallen fruit and consider netting to prevent birds from feasting on your crops.

3. Install Bird Spikes and Netting

Bird spikes and netting are physical barriers that can prevent birds from landing or nesting on surfaces. Install spikes on ledges, signs, and other flat surfaces where birds like to perch. Netting can be particularly useful for protecting gardens or balconies without harming the birds.

4. Use Visual and Auditory Deterrents

Visual and auditory deterrents can effectively scare birds away. Hang reflective objects, such as CDs or aluminum foil strips, to create movement and flashes of light that birds find unsettling. Additionally, noise devices or recordings of predator calls can discourage birds from settling in your area.

5. Consult Bird Control Services

If you’re facing a persistent bird problem, consider contacting professional bird control services in Dubai. Experts can assess your situation and provide tailored solutions that prioritize humane methods. They can offer strategies such as habitat modification and safe removal of nests if necessary.

6. Adopt Eco-Friendly Solutions

Many bird control strategies are environmentally friendly, ensuring that you can manage populations without causing harm. Utilizing natural repellents or promoting bird-friendly environments in designated areas can create a win-win situation for you and the birds.

By implementing these humane bird control strategies, you can keep your property safe and comfortable without harming the feathered visitors. Remember, the goal is to coexist peacefully, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of nature while maintaining your space.

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The Benefits of Pruning Your Trees and Shrubs

Pruning is the practice of selectively removing diseased, dead, non-productive or structurally unsound plant material from crop and landscape plants. It can also be used to shape a tree or shrub and to manage the overall size and structure of a plant. Proper pruning will increase the health, safety and value of a plant. It will reduce or prevent rot, insect intrusion and decay, allow sunlight and air to reach all parts of the plant, improve the appearance of the landscape, and help with storm and wind damage mitigation. Ideally, training young trees and shrubs during their formative years will encourage the growth of desirable branching patterns. However, this is not always possible or practical, so pruning may be required to train a plant to grow as desired. This type of pruning is known as remedial pruning and can be done at any time. When a plant becomes unruly and begins to overtake a garden space, crowd out a pathway or swallow up a support it is time for pruning. This type of pruning is referred to as remedial or renovation pruning and can be done at any time of the year. It is very important to recognize and understand the branch bark ridge (BBR) or branch collar. This is a key anatomical feature on all woody plants that helps in woundwood production and is essential for a tree or shrub to heal properly. It appears as a slightly swollen area where a branch meets a limb or the trunk. It is vital when making a pruning cut to always leave the BBR intact. Another benefit of pruning is to promote fruit production. When a tree is not overcrowded with branches, it can better use its energy to produce healthy, vibrant fruits. This is especially important in the winter when a tree stores its energies for the summer growing season. In many cases, it is best to prune spring-blooming shrubs right after they finish blooming. This is because they typically flower on old wood and removing the spent flowers allows new branches to develop on this season’s wood. This can also help with disease control and preventing the overcrowding of the shrub. Lastly, it is very important to prune diseased or damaged limbs as soon as they are noticed. This will not only help to reduce the spread of the disease and the potential for further damage from insects, but it will also allow the remaining limbs to take up the stored energy that would normally be used for fruit production. This is called abscission or shedding. It is important to remember that if this is not done correctly, it could negatively impact the health of the plant or the entire tree. It is best to consult a professional to avoid causing more harm than good. via https://ontimetreelopping.wordpress.com/2024/11/04/the-benefits-of-pruning-your-trees-and-shrubs/

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5 Tree Pruning Tips to Keep Your Yard Beautiful All Year Round

Trees are a beautiful addition to any landscape, providing shade, improving air quality, and enhancing curb appeal. However, proper pruning is essential to keeping trees healthy and vibrant. Here are five essential tips to keep your yard looking its best all year round.

1. Timing is Everything:

The timing of your pruning can significantly impact your tree's health and appearance. Generally, the best time to prune most deciduous trees is during their dormant period, typically in late winter or early spring. This is when the tree is not actively growing, reducing the risk of disease and insect infestations.

However, the timing can vary depending on the tree species and your specific climate. For example, some early-blooming trees, like cherry and crabapple, should be pruned immediately after flowering to avoid removing next year's flower buds.

It's also important to consider the local weather conditions. If you live in a region with harsh winters, it's best to avoid pruning during freezing temperatures, as this can damage the tree.

2. The Art of Selective Pruning:

When pruning, it's important to be selective. Prune dead, diseased, and damaged branches to improve the tree's health. You may also want to remove branches that are crossing, rubbing, or growing inward.

Excessive pruning can stress the tree and make it more susceptible to disease and pests. To avoid this, focus on removing only the necessary branches. You can also use pruning techniques to shape the tree and create a desired form.

3. Pruning Techniques:

There are several different pruning techniques that you can use to care for your trees:

Heading Cut: This technique involves cutting a branch back to a bud or lateral branch. It's often used to control a tree's size and shape. However, excessive heading cuts can lead to weak branch growth and increased susceptibility to disease.

Thinning Cut: This technique involves removing entire branches back to their point of origin. It's used to open up the canopy and improve air circulation. Thinning cuts are less stressful to the tree than heading cuts.

Drop-crotch Pruning: This technique involves removing branches that form a narrow-angle with the main trunk. These branches are prone to breaking, especially during storms.

4. The Right Tools for the Job:

The right tools are essential for safe and effective pruning. Here are some essential tools:

Hand Pruners: For small branches up to about 1 inch in diameter.

Loppers: For branches up to about 2 inches in diameter.

Pruning Saw: For larger branches and limbs.

Pole Pruner: For reaching high branches without a ladder.

It's important to use sharp, clean tools to avoid damaging the tree. Dull tools can tear the bark and increase the risk of disease.

5. Hiring a Professional Arborist:

While many homeowners can handle basic pruning tasks, complex pruning jobs should be left to professionals. A certified arborist has the knowledge and experience to assess your tree's health, identify potential problems, and recommend appropriate pruning techniques.

When to hire a professional:

Large or complex pruning jobs: If you have large trees or complex pruning needs.

Dangerous pruning: If you need to remove branches near power lines or structures.

Tree health concerns: If your tree is showing signs of disease or insect infestation.

Specialized pruning techniques: If you need specialized pruning techniques, such as crown reduction or cabling and bracing.

Conclusion

By following these essential tree pruning tips, you can significantly enhance the health, beauty, and longevity of your trees. Remember, proper pruning is a delicate balance between maintaining the tree's natural form and ensuring its well-being. If you're unsure about any aspect of tree care, it's always best to consult with a certified arborist.

By investing time and effort into proper tree care, you can create a beautiful and sustainable landscape for years to come.

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The Importance of Tree Pruning and Maintenance

Caring for gardens and green spaces is essential for maintaining the beauty of the surrounding environment and the health of plants. Tree cutting and tree pruning are fundamental tasks that should be performed regularly to ensure healthy and attractive plant growth. In Jeddah, there are many companies specializing in providing tree cutting services and lawn mowing, along with other garden care solutions.

The Importance of Tree Cutting and Pruning

Tree cutting and pruning are vital aspects of garden maintenance, as they help enhance the appearance of trees and promote healthy growth. This process involves removing dead or diseased branches, which improves air and light circulation to different parts of the tree. Regular tree pruning also prevents the spread of diseases and improves fruit quality in fruit-bearing trees.

If you have a garden in Jeddah, hiring a tree cutting worker from a local company will save you a lot of effort and time, as a specialized team can carry out the tree cutting process professionally without damaging the plant structure.

Tree Pruning and Cutting Services

Tree pruning and cutting services offer many benefits, including:

Improving the garden's appearance: Pruning helps highlight the natural beauty of trees, adding an artistic touch to the garden.

Protecting property: Regular tree cutting جدول تقليم الأشجار reduces the likelihood of large branches falling, which can pose a risk to homes or vehicles.

Enhancing plant health: By removing dead or damaged branches, plant immunity against diseases is strengthened.

Tree Pruning Schedule

Establishing a tree pruning schedule is crucial for ensuring proper tree care throughout the year. The schedule depends on the type of tree and the surrounding climatic conditions. In Jeddah, it is preferable to prune trees during the colder seasons, as trees can recover better from the effects of pruning. It is essential to prune trees once or twice a year to ensure healthy and sustainable growth. If you are unsure of the best times to prune your trees, you can consult a specialized tree pruner for appropriate advice.

Lawn Cutting and Mowing in Jeddah

In addition to caring for trees, cutting and mowing the lawn is an important part of maintaining the beauty of the garden. Regular lawn mowing helps keep the green spaces looking tidy and organized, while preventing the growth of harmful weeds that can spoil the garden's appearance. In Jeddah, lawn mowing services are available from specialized companies like tree pruning services, where a professional team can carry out lawn cutting and mowing efficiently.

Types of Tree Pruning and Cutting Services

Tree pruning and cutting services vary to meet different customer needs, including:

Cutting large trees: Professional handling is required for large trees to avoid potential damage.

Tree removal: Some large or dead trees may require complete removal, which is handled by tree cutting companies in Jeddah using advanced equipment.

Tree cutting in Jeddah: A specialized team can care for local trees, whether ornamental or fruit-bearing, to ensure they remain healthy and beautiful.

Specialized Team

The specialized teams in Jeddah’s companies include numerous skilled tree cutters and pruners who have sufficient experience to execute tasks safely and professionally. If you need services like a tree pruner or lawn mower, these companies provide everything you need to care for your garden.

Why Choose a Tree Cutting Company in Jeddah?

High professionalism: Tree cutting companies in Jeddah offer professional services that guarantee the best results.

Modern equipment: The company uses the latest equipment to perform all tasks related to tree cutting and pruning.

Competitive prices: Companies offer competitive prices suitable for all budgets, whether you need tree pruning or lawn mowing.

If you are looking for reliable services for tree cutting, tree pruning, and lawn mowing in Jeddah, the tree pruning company provides ideal solutions for caring for your garden. With a specialized team and advanced tools, you can rely on these companies to deliver safe and effective tree cutting, pruning, and cutting services in Jeddah.

For more information, you can visit the tree cutting company in Jeddah to get outstanding services for caring for your green spaces.