Amazing all-cotton stretch bag from Germany -- from WW2 to you!  Some will remember the tough little net bags from the days of the war when Germans used them for absolutely everything. Recreated in the style of the originals, but now with new S-T-R-E-T-C-H (body by machine, handles made by little old ladies), you will not believe how strong this bag is (holds well over 25 lbs.), and how small -- shrinks back to fit in your pocket.  A handy thing for groceries, gym clothes, shoes and towels. Resilient, fully washable, and perfect for all those socks you lose in the laundry: tie them up in the bag, throw in the machine -- you'll never lose one again!

New in America (not from China), your purchase helps support elderly women in Europe.

Here's how small it gets (compare to full size).  Much nicer than plastic shopping bags of ANY kind, Brummis Stretch Bags are soft and natural -- wait till you feel one!

Price: $5.00

Choose from Black, Dark Army Tweed, Cranberry, Navy Blue, Aqua, Cobalt Blue, Dusty Pink, Lavender

Choose color Black Dark army tweed Navy blue Cobalt blue Dusty pink Aqua

Our body needs magnesium as much as it needs iodine! (see Health tab)  An electrolyte that serves as a mediator in many biochemical processes, magnesium also relaxes tissues, alleviating muscle and joint pain.  Essential for proper neurological functionality, the most effective uptake method for magnesium is transdermal, or through the skin.

This particular magnesium cream contains rich and penetrating emollients.  Made with magnesium chloride from the ancient Zechstein sea, it doesn't sting (as does saturated magnesium oil), and it feels and smells wonderful!  Use liberally, on sore joints and muscles -- or anywhere -- and your body will appreciate it.  (With grapeseed and coconut oils, shea butter, beeswax and 14% magnesium chloride.)

3-ounce tube $10 or  8-ounce with pump $24

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Also see Magnesium Chloride Spray  $15 

Wireless radiation is known to be genotoxic (harms DNA), neurotoxic (harms the nervous system), and carcinogenic.  Yet people are addicted to the convenience of mobile gadgetry.  How do you distance yourself from a "burping" phone?  This refers to the intermittent pulse given off by cell phones (every few seconds) as they maintain connection to a cell tower or base station.  One way is to turn it off, another is to keep the phone away from you, and yet another is to put a shield between you and the phone.

Our new offering: Cell phone shielding cases!

Click here for the full selection -- get ready for a spread of colors, fabrics and designs!  All cases have a front pocket for ear buds, so you always have them handy.  Above are designs we think appeal to women ... plenty of solids and neutral looks for the less flashy.

More plusses: Great gifts, keeps your phone free of scratches, makes it easy to find in a briefcase or purse.  Keep the shielded side of the pouch next to your body.  Text and dial with the phone on top of the case, thereby protecting your hand!  Best of all, the pouch will remind you that your cell phone is not a "safe" accessory ... use it sparingly!