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 off 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 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.

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 stiff and achy
joints. And so can you! The root is rich in
chicoric acid (CA), a plant compound with
potent anti-inflammatory 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 Garden Uses Recipes You'll Find in

Brochure

Add 1 Tbsp of ground chicory
root to your coffee or tea. It’s
a prebiotic and natural
laxative that will help move
things along and regulate
your bowels.
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.
Chicory Salve for Pain Relief,
Chicory Coffee 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 fish.
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, when applied
to your skin, acts as a natural and effective
way to repel mosquitos and other insects.
 Quick Backyard Remedy Garden Uses Recipes You'll Find in
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If you ever get a toothache,
try chewing on a fresh yarrow
leaf as it will numb the area
and provide needed relief.
The beautiful yarrow flowers
attract beneficial insects like
bees and ladybugs, which eat
aphids and other pests and
also help pollinate your
plants.
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 effortless. 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 off

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 suffering from PTSD, just turn
California poppy into a more concentrated
sleep tincture. That should do it.

Quick Backyard Remedy Garden Uses Recipes You'll Find in

Brochure

Gather any of these: leaves,
flowers, or stems. Cut finely,
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.
With extremely high levels of
pollen production, the poppy
is an important food source
for beneficial insects. It also
needs very little water, so the
other plants will get more.
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 fluffy treat
commonly roasted over a campfire.
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
inflammation it finds 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 Garden Uses Recipes You'll Find in

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Pull out a few marshmallow
roots, wash off 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
effect all along your digestive
tract, from mouth to colon.
Painted lady butterflies are
attracted to it, and native
pollinators cover its
blossoms all summer long.
Cold Root Infusion for
Heartburn and Reflux,
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 flowers 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.

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.
Evening Primrose – A Natural Remedy for Skin and Nerves
Quick Backyard Remedy
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.
Garden Uses Recipes You'll Find in
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Chamomile is known as “The Chamomile Compresses for
Gardener’s Doctor” as it has Irritated Eyes, Stomach Tea,
the power to heal and Infused Chamomile Oil for
enhance the growth of the Wounds and Skin Ulcers,
plants around it. Chamomile Tincture for
Sciatica and Rheumatic Pain,
Eczema Salve, Chamomile
Sitz Bath for Hemorrhoids
This plant is called evening primrose because
its flowers 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.
Garden Uses

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.
Recipes You'll Find in
Brochure
This plant provides food and
attracts numerous species of
Infused Evening Primrose Oil
hawk moths, which tend to
for Skin and Nerves, Anti-
move pollen farther than
Bruise Poultice of Native
bees or birds, as well as
Americans, Evening Primrose
butterflies and bumblebees.
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-Inflammatory 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 offer 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 flow,
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 Garden Uses Recipes You'll Find in

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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 off
mosquitos and other insects
and help you fall asleep
faster.
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 butterflies,
including painted ladies,
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
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swallowtails.

Echinacea – The Most Powerful Immunity Plant You Should Grow

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 Garden Uses Recipes You'll Find in

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Dig up some echinacea roots Echinacea helps keep plants Immune-Stimulating

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 first
sign of a cold or any other
illness.
moist and prevents weeds
from spreading and taking
over your backyard
pharmacy.
Echinacea Tincture,
Antiseptic Mouthwash,
Echinacea Tisane, Echinacea
Oil for Inflammation, 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 fluid 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 Garden Uses Recipes You'll Find in

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During the Civil War, Calendula helps repel insect
calendula flowers were pests and benefits the soil by Calendula Flower Infused Oil
packed directly into open forming active relationships for Most Skin Problems,
wounds, and they were used with soil fungi. Calendula Salve to Rub Over
by surgeons when dressing Wounds and Scars, Calendula
wounds to promote healing Soak for Itches and Rashes,
and prevent infection. 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-Inflammatory 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 fight off migraines. This plant is a powerful
anti-inflammatory, and people have used it to
deal with inflamed and painful joints.
Parthenolide seems to be the plant compound
responsible for its medicinal power. The
highest concentration of parthenolide is
found in the flower heads and leaves, so the
easiest way to use this plant is to chew them
raw so they release the parthenolide flowing
inside.

But it is not the most effective.

In the brochure, I’ll show you exactly how to

make the Anti-Migraine Tincture from your
backyard feverfew. A few drops in your coffee
or tea should be enough for some headaches
as well. You’ll also see how an extract from
feverfew flowers can prove a potent pain
reliever for articular and neuropathic pain.
What You'll Find in Your Medicinal Garden Kit

Quick Backyard Remedy Garden Uses Recipes You'll Find in

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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).
Feverfew repels pests, hides
other plants from them, and
also attracts beneficial
insects such as hoverflies and
tachinid flies to your garden.
Oil for Inflamed Joints,
Natural Insect Repellant,
Anti-Migraine Tincture, Salve
for Eczema, Rosacea and
Acne, Feverfew Tincture,
Feverfew Febrifuge Tea,
Feverfew Compress for
Bruised Skin

Inside your Medicinal Garden Kit, you’ll find 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
find 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 find 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
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Planting a medicinal herb garden will bring new

and exciting aspects to your green world and
many benefits. 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 affects 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
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that die in the winter and re-emerge in the
spring or self-seeding annuals that become well
And because I have such faith in the Medicinal Garden Kit,
established after the first year.
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

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

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