The Most Important Thing That's Probably

Missing From Your Backyard

About Nicole Apelian, Ph.D

I am a mother, an herbalist, a survival skills instructor, and a biologist. I
graduated with a degree in Biology from McGill University and further
developed my herbal skills in the desert of Kalahari. I lived there for
years with one of the oldest cultures on Earth, the San Bushmen. Many
San still live o몭 what the land provides in terms of food and medicine,
and many of them live well to a ripe old age without ever taking pills or
seeing the inside of a hospital.

When I was just 29 years old, I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis.
MS is an incurable autoimmune condition that makes your own
immune system attack the brain and spinal cord. I was in constant
agony, most of the times in a wheelchair.

The Western treatment prescribed by my doctors didn’t provide much

The Western treatment prescribed by my doctors didn’t provide much
relief. For the last 20 years I’ve been managing my MS using the natural
remedies that I personally grow in my backyard. I went from being
pushed in a wheelchair to being fully alive. So much that in 2015 I
survived for 57 days straight in the wild on the History Channel’s TV
show Alone.

I turn to my small backyard pharmacy whenever I’m in pain, catch a

cold, have fever, and so on. I haven’t stepped foot in a pharmacy in a
very long time. I have all I need here in my backyard for me and my
whole family.

A Complete Natural Pharmacy in Your

Backyard
I made this Medicinal Garden Kit because I wanted to empower other
people to take their health into their own hands.

I think everyone should have a medicinal garden in their backyard. This

way you can easily go and pick the remedy you need at any time. Your
backyard pharmacy will be there for you even in times of crisis when
pharmacies might be closed or looted.

Imagine stepping into your backyard and looking at your new colorful
medicinal garden. Your backyard will smell of fresh lavender and
chamomile.

You can pick any of these medicinal plants and turn it into the remedy
you need.
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I’ve gathered all the seeds for 10 herbs, inside the Medicinal Garden Kit.
All these seeds have been handpicked from the very best plants, as I
wanted nothing less than premium quality seeds.

With your seeds kit, you’ll also receive a FREE copy of Herbal Medicinal
Guide: From Seeds to Remedies. This guide will show you how to turn
these 10 plants into tinctures, ointments, salves, poultices, decoctions,
infusions, essential oils —all in minute detail so you can follow our
guide even if you’ve never made an herbal medicine in your life.
The 10 Medicinal Plants You'll Have in Your
Backyard:

Chicory – The Painkilling Plant You Should Grow in Your

Backyard

This is the wild plant that Native Americans used to look for more
than any other. They’d harvest and use chicory to make a natural
painkilling extract for a wide range of physical discomforts,
especially sti몭 and achy joints. And so can you! The root is rich in
chicoric acid (CA), a plant compound with potent anti-
in몭ammatory and analgesic properties but no risk of addiction. If
our pharmacies ever run dry, having even a small patch of chicory
growing in your own backyard will provide relief.
 Quick Backyard Remedy

Add 1 Tbsp of ground chicory root to your co몭ee or tea. It’s a

prebiotic and natural laxative that will help move things along and
regulate your bowels.

Garden Uses

Chicory is a very good soil builder in your garden, pulling

nutrients up from deeper in the soil with its long taproot and then
returning them to the surface when it dies back.

Recipes You'll Find in Brochure

Chicory Salve for Pain Relief, Chicory Co몭ee for Better Digestion, a
Decoction for Adrenal Fatigue, Chicory Infusion for Sinuses, Anti-
Fungal Poultice, Liver Protection Tincture

Yarrow – The Backyard Wound Healer

You always want to have a quick and reliable way to stop a wound
from bleeding and help prevent infection. Yarrow does both, and it
really saved my knuckle. On day 42 of Alone, I accidentally cut my
hand while gutting a 몭sh. The wound was very deep and most
likely would have gotten infected since I had no antibiotics with
me.

Luckily, I found some yarrow and wrapped it around the wound.

The bleeding stopped in minutes, and my wound healed so well
that now there’s barely a scar left. Since then, I always carry a
pouch of dried yarrow with me, just in case. A yarrow tincture,
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when applied to your skin, acts as a natural and e몭ective way to
repel mosquitos and other insects.

Quick Backyard Remedy

If you ever get a toothache, try chewing on a fresh yarrow leaf as it

will numb the area and provide needed relief.

Garden Uses

The beautiful yarrow 몭owers attract bene몭cial insects like bees

and ladybugs, which eat aphids and other pests and also help
pollinate your plants.

Recipes You'll Find in Brochure

Infused Yarrow Oil for Swelling and Varicose Veins; Stop Bleeding
Poultice; Yarrow Tincture for Burns, Cuts, Bruises, and Insect
Bites; Yarrow Salve for Old Scars; Yarrow Elixir for Menstrual
Cramps and Heartburn; Yarrow Tea for Digestive Upsets
 California Poppy – Better Than Sleeping Pills

California poppy helps support a restorative, deep sleep like we

enjoyed as children, when falling and staying asleep for at least
eight hours each night were both e몭ortless. Why risk the addiction
of prescription sleeping pills when you can make your own Sleep
Tea from this plant?

I usually drink it before bed and then doze o몭 soon after, while I’m
reading or watching TV. You could not wake me up easily; my kids
have tried a few times. Now, if your bout of insomnia is of the more
serious nature or you’re su몭ering from PTSD, just turn California
poppy into a more concentrated sleep tincture. That should do it.

Quick Backyard Remedy

Gather any of these: leaves, 몭owers, or stems. Cut 몭nely, add to a

cup or pot, and pour hot water. Let it steep for about 10 minutes.
Drink warm just before bed for deep, uninterrupted, and restful
sleep that night.

Garden Uses

With extremely high levels of pollen production, the poppy is an

important food source for bene몭cial insects. It also needs very
little water, so the other plants will get more.

Recipes You'll Find in Brochure

Deep Sleep Tincture, Analgesic Salve, Sleep Tea Blend, California

Poppy Decoction for Head Lice, California Poppy Vinegar,
California Poppy Infusion
 Marshmallow – The Most Powerful Plant for a Healthy
Digestive System

When most people hear marshmallow, they tend to picture the

white 몭u몭y treat commonly roasted over a camp몭re. Traditionally
these were made from the root of the marshmallow plant, a
powerful medicinal herb that you’ll want to grow yourself at home.
Its leaves and root are antibacterial, and most importantly, they
contain a sap-like substance called mucilage.
As the marshmallow mucilage goes down through your digestive
tract, it will coat your stomach, intestines, and colon with an
additional protective layer, soothing in몭ammation it 몭nds along
the way. That’s why this tea also helps people with stomach ulcers
and digestive disorders, such as heartburn, indigestion,
constipation, irritable bowel syndrome, or Chron’s disease.

Quick Backyard Remedy

Pull out a few marshmallow roots, wash o몭 the dirt, and add them
to a glass jar or cup. Cover with ice-cold water and let the
mucilage extract for a few hours. Drink for a soothing and
restorative e몭ect all along your digestive tract, from mouth to
colon.

Garden Uses

Painted lady butter몭ies are attracted to it, and native pollinators

cover its blossoms all summer long.
 Recipes You'll Find in Brochure

Cold Root Infusion for Heartburn and Re몭ux, Stomach Tea,

Marshmallow Poultice for Skin Repair, Decoction for Stubborn
Coughs, Throat Syrup, Marshmallow Salve

Chamomile – The Natural Antibiotic

My grandmother used to grow chamomile in her garden. She

would pick the 몭owers in early autumn, dry them on old
newspapers, and store them in mason jars. She saw this plant as a
real “heal-all.” If I’d get pinkeye, she’d put a warm compress
dipped in chamomile tea over my irritated eyes. If my stomach
hurt, she’d make me drink the tea, and I’d soon start to feel better.
It’s very soothing, and it helps relax your digestive muscles. You
can also use this plant to make your own chamomile oil, which is
still probably one of the best natural skin remedies out there.
Researchers believe that’s because chamomile oil can penetrate
even the deep layers of your skin, where true healing takes place.

Quick Backyard Remedy

Take a handful of dried or fresh chamomile leaves and add them to

a warm bath. Step inside to relax your entire body, especially sore
muscles, and aching joints.

Garden Uses

Chamomile is known as “The Gardener’s Doctor” as it has the

power to heal and enhance the growth of the plants around it.
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 Recipes You'll Find in Brochure

Chamomile Compresses for Irritated Eyes, Stomach Tea, Infused

Chamomile Oil for Wounds and Skin Ulcers, Chamomile Tincture
for Sciatica and Rheumatic Pain, Eczema Salve, Chamomile Sitz
Bath for Hemorrhoids

Evening Primrose – A Natural Remedy for Skin and

Nerves

This plant is called evening primrose because its 몭owers open at

sunset. Each bloom lasts for only one night. Our forefathers would
use it to make a poultice for bruises, wounds, and skin eruptions.
Turns out they were right. This plant contains two substances our
skin needs but cannot produce on its own (gamma-linolenic acid
and linolenic acid).
They’re also very important for the membranes of nerve cells, and
that’s probably why more and more people with unresolved nerve
pain are turning to this plant. Evening primrose can also help to
balance out hormone levels. If you ever feel like you’re constantly
fatigued, you gain weight inexplicably, or you’re simply unable to
tolerate hot or cold temperatures like you used to, then you might
be dealing with a hormonal imbalance.

Quick Backyard Remedy

Grab a leaf or root of the plant and crush it to make a poultice.

Apply it directly to a wound or skin rash to promote healing.

Garden Uses
This plant provides food and attracts numerous species of hawk
moths, which tend to move pollen farther than bees or birds, as
well as butter몭ies and bumblebees.

Recipes You'll Find in Brochure

Infused Evening Primrose Oil for Skin and Nerves, Anti-Bruise

Poultice of Native Americans, Evening Primrose Tea for Digestive
Issues and Mood Swings, Revitalizing Body Balm, Lung Tonic,
Cough and Sore Throat Mixture, Cold-Pressed Seed Oil

Lavender – The Perennial Anti-In몭ammatory Herb

You’re probably familiar with how this aromatic plant can keep
moths from dining on your winter wardrobe. But if you use it
medicinally, it can o몭er so much more! A recent double-blind
study concluded that lavender oil cuts down anxiety to the same
extent as taking a 0.5 mg daily dose of Lorazepam, a popular
anxiety drug.

A lavender tincture used alongside a regular antidepressant can

help you recover from mild to moderate depression a lot faster
and lower the chance for a relapse. And if you just rub a few drops
of lavender oil on your scalp every day, it will improve blood 몭ow,
strengthen hair follicles, and even help with lost hair. That and the
divine scent it has is why I like to mix it with my shampoo.

Quick Backyard Remedy

Gather some fresh lavender from your garden and put it in a small
herb pouch. Place the pouch inside your sleeping pillow or under
your mattress. It will ward o몭 mosquitos and other insects and
help you fall asleep faster.

Garden Uses

Just as it banishes bugs from your closet, it also banishes pests

from the garden. It’s also one of the best companion plants out
there, helping many others reach their full potential. It attracts
many species of butter몭ies, including painted ladies, woodland
skippers, and tiger swallowtails.

Recipes You'll Find in Brochure

Lavender Sleep Tincture; Lavender Tea for Anxiety; Lavender Oil

for Fungal Infections, Acne, Dry and Blotchy Skin, and Psoriasis;
Lavender Hair Mask; Lavender Salve for Chapped Lips, Cracked
Cuticles, Rough Elbows, and Feet

Echinacea – The Most Powerful Immunity Plant You

Should Grow
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When it comes to our health, the immune system is king. A strong
one might save you even if you’re very sick and have no medicines
available. A weak immune system might not, even if you have all
the best medicines and doctors by your side. There’s no better
plant for taking care of your immune system than echinacea.

But don’t make the mistake of thinking that supplements bought at

the health store can even compare with the natural medicines you
can make from organic plants you grow yourself. That’s true for all
plants but especially for echinacea, which has fallen prey to its own
popularity. It is one of the most counterfeited natural supplements
out there. So why risk a bad batch that will do little more than a
placebo? Better to grow your own patch.

Quick Backyard Remedy

Dig up some echinacea roots and slice them rather thinly. Put
them in a pot with water and let everything simmer for 30
minutes. Drink hot for an immune boost at the 몭rst sign of a cold
or any other illness.

Garden Uses

Echinacea helps keep plants moist and prevents weeds from

spreading and taking over your backyard pharmacy.

Recipes You'll Find in Brochure

Immune-Stimulating Echinacea Tincture, Antiseptic Mouthwash,

Echinacea Tisane, Echinacea Oil for In몭ammation, Anti-Germ Skin
Salve, Root Decoction for Pains and Aches
 Calendula – The Herb You Need to Keep Close During
Dark Times

Before I ever came across calendula in my natural practice, I had

heard about it from my grandfather. He was always working
around the house, tinkering on his projects, and one day he
accidentally cut his leg to the bone. Stubborn as he was, he refused
to go see a doctor. He tied it with a thick cloth and just poured my
grandmother’s calendula extract on it each time he would dress
the wound. Believe it or not, it healed in weeks!
I later found out about other uses for this powerful backyard
helper. I make a calendula salve to speed up healing and minimize
scarring for wounds, scrapes, cuts, sores, burns, and scalds and to
deal with all manner of rashes or insect bites. As a tea, calendula
does something really unique and important. It moves lymphatic
몭uid and cleanses your lymphatic system from the mucky
remnants of old infections and the metabolic waste we all
accumulate over time. This is absolutely vital for continued good
health and something no modern drug does, to the best of my
knowledge.

Quick Backyard Remedy

During the Civil War, calendula 몭owers were packed directly into
open wounds, and they were used by surgeons when dressing
wounds to promote healing and prevent infection.

Garden Uses
Calendula helps repel insect pests and bene몭ts the soil by forming
active relationships with soil fungi.

Recipes You'll Find in Brochure

Calendula Flower Infused Oil for Most Skin Problems, Calendula

Salve to Rub Over Wounds and Scars, Calendula Soak for Itches
and Rashes, Calendula Tea for Sore Throat and Mouth Ulcers,
Calming Calendula Spray for Burns, Tea for Irritated Eyes and
Stomach, Protective Skin Lotion, Calendula Extract for Skin Ulcers
and Eczema, Anti-In몭ammatory Ice

Feverfew – Nature’s Aspirin for Fevers and Migraines

With feverfew in your backyard, you’ll always have a way to deal
with a cold, lower a fever, or 몭ght o몭 migraines. This plant is a
powerful anti-in몭ammatory, and people have used it to deal with
in몭amed and painful joints. Parthenolide seems to be the plant
compound responsible for its medicinal power. The highest
concentration of parthenolide is found in the 몭ower heads and
leaves, so the easiest way to use this plant is to chew them raw so
they release the parthenolide 몭owing inside.

But it is not the most e몭ective.

In the brochure, I’ll show you exactly how to make the Anti-
Migraine Tincture from your backyard feverfew. A few drops in
your co몭ee or tea should be enough for some headaches as well.
You’ll also see how an extract from feverfew 몭owers can prove a
potent pain reliever for articular and neuropathic pain.
 Quick Backyard Remedy

Chew some of its leaves raw whenever you have a fever or feel a
migraine attack is about to strike (very important to use before it
does).

Garden Uses

Feverfew repels pests, hides other plants from them, and also
attracts bene몭cial insects such as hover몭ies and tachinid 몭ies to
your garden.

Recipes You'll Find in Brochure

Oil for In몭amed Joints, Natural Insect Repellant, Anti-Migraine

Tincture, Salve for Eczema, Rosacea and Acne, Feverfew Tincture,
Feverfew Febrifuge Tea, Feverfew Compress for Bruised Skin

What You'll Find in Your Medicinal Garden Kit

Inside your Medicinal Garden Kit, you’ll 몭nd 10 smaller packages with
each type of seed. 4,818 high-quality, NON-GMO seeds packaged in US.

Even if you’ve never planted anything before, you’ll have no trouble

growing these 10 plants. You will 몭nd details on how to plant, grow, and
harvest each one in the free Herbal Medicinal Guide: From Seeds to
Remedies that you'll receive with your Medicinal Garden Kit.
You cannot 몭nd these 10 seeds in one package anywhere else. Before I
made it, I had been looking for something like this for a long, long time.

And I would have been willing to pay A LOT for it. Just think about how
much money you spend at the pharmacy. The average American spends
$1742 each year. I think your new backyard pharmacy will save you at
least a few hundreds of that. That's what I call a good investment.

BUT, that doesn't even matter, because you are investing in something
much more important: your health! If you want to treat yourself
naturally, than this is the medicinal garden you want to have in your
backyard.

Don't take your health for granted like I did. Do not wait for it to
deteriorate, to do something about it. One day it might be too late.
Click on the button below now to get this medicinal garden in your
backyard and start taking care of your health naturally.
Planting a medicinal herb garden will bring new and exciting aspects to
your green world and many bene몭ts. But even so, if you don’t want to
plant them now, for any reason, you can keep the seeds for when you
feel the time is right.

I know a few people who grabbed three Medicinal Garden Kits each,
just to store them in case of a crisis that a몭ects our medical system and
the pharmaceutical chains. These Medicinal Garden Kits are perfect for
people who want to be more self-reliant and for those who are
preparing for the worst of times.

With your Medicinal Garden Kit, you’ll always have one reliable, safe,
and completely free natural alternative within easy reach. All 10 of
these healing plants are good companions for vegetables and fruit
trees, but you can also plant them in the front yard if you wish. Most of
the medicinal herbs found in the kit are perennials that die in the
winter and re-emerge in the spring or self-seeding annuals that
become well established after the 몭rst year.

365 Days Money-Back Guarantee

And because I have such faith in the Medicinal Garden Kit, it comes with
a full 365 days money-back guarantee.

But my guess is you’ll never want a refund, because these seeds and the
10 plants they create will end up saving you A LOT more money in the
long run than what you’re paying for them today.
So, click on the button below to get your medicinal garden kit, risk free!

I wish you the best on your journey to natural health.

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