if u could use one thing

[ALF]

i dident no norman wisdom came frome wales ;D ;D ;D ;D

 

 

Mr Grimsdale ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

[OLDYELLOW]

a Jackpot winning lottery ticket be the one thing id like to always use  ;D ;D ;D :D :D

[adam owen]

i could have a loft like belgs then even move there to ;D

[Guest phillip]

All the above

[greenlands]

Patience.

[Guest mick bowler]

Good birds, without them you can give them what you want but they will still do nowt!

[blackdog]

Patience.

 

 

whats that lindsay ;D

 

[adam owen]

a card game aint it :P

[tommy.walsh]

any of yous ever try elderberrys boiled and added to there water???????

[john@formula 1 lofts]

I have only used it for a few weeks so time will tell but i like the look of Primlac.

 

But would have to agree if only one thing it would be Grit but it should be on the list along with Food and water as essentials

[Skull Lofts]

any of yous ever try elderberrys boiled and added to there water???????

 

Frosen is what works for me!

[Roland]

Wisdom is how to use knowledge wisely.

[Roland]

I use a garlic and cod liver oil every day on the corn,  so i guess that  

 

Its mix, so it is one thing  

 

So they won't overeat and that's for sure. Now I can go along quite happily with that.

Wonder whether IB has any thoughts / reason why one shouldn't mix the two?  :-/

[OLDYELLOW]

any of yous ever try elderberrys boiled and added to there water???????

 

Better juiced and made into ice cubes

[tommy.walsh]

 

Better juiced and made into ice cubes

dont get ya s lads what does elderberrys do for the birds and is it worth while giving it to ur birds????

 

 

[blaz]

the wife to clean the loft

[Guest blythy1]

gem-thepax for me mate.

[dudley]

honey and lemon,for old birds ,medication for young birds,ken

[OLDYELLOW]

well put the elderberrys into a fruit juicer and juice , then fill ice cube bags up with the juice then freeze then you have it all year round ,  heres some reasons :

 

In a placebo-controlled, double-blind study, elderberry was shown to be effective for treating Influenza B.[4] People using the elderberry extract recovered much faster than those only on a placebo. The study was published in the Journal of Alternative Complementary Medicine.

 

A small study published in 2004 showed that 93% of flu patients given extract were completely symptom-free within two days; those taking a placebo recovered in about six days. This current study shows that, indeed, it works for type A flu, reports lead researcher Erling Thom, with the University of Oslo in Norway.[5]

 

Thom's findings were presented at the 15th Annual Conference on Antiviral Research.

 

The study involved 60 patients who had been suffering with flu symptoms for 48 hours or less; 90% were infected with the A strain of the virus, 10% were infected with type B. Half the group took 15 milliliters of extract and the other group took a placebo four times a day for five days.

 

Patients in the extract group had "pronounced improvements" in flu symptoms after three days: nearly 90% of patients had complete cure within two to three days. Also, the extract group had no drowsiness, the downside of many flu treatments. The placebo group didn't recover until at least day six; they also took more painkillers and nasal sprays.

 

It's likely that antioxidants called flavonoids—which are contained in the extract—stimulate the immune system, writes Thom. Also, other compounds in elderberry, called anthocyanins, have an anti-inflammatory effect; this could explain the effect on aches, pains, and fever.

 

Elderberry extract could be an "efficient and safe treatment" for flu symptoms in otherwise healthy people and for those with compromised immune systems, such as the elderly, Thom adds.

 

Russell Greenfield, MD, a leading practitioner of integrative medicine and medical director of Carolinas Integrative Health, advocates treating flu with black elderberry, he says in a news release. "It can be given to children and adults, and with no known side effects or negative interactions," he says.

 

"But don't expect grandma's elderberry jam" to ease flu symptoms like body aches, cough, and fever, he warns. "Extract is the only black elderberry preparation shown effective in clinical studies."

 

[pigeonscout]

Results

[Guest]

rwb wallet

[OLDYELLOW]

rwb wallet

 

hope its got a winning lottery ticket in it lol  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

[NW USA]

A nice dry loft.

[ohiogsp]

The best pigeon in the race without that all that other stuff is worthless!!  8)

[Blue Chequer Pied]

Eye of the Tiger - if you get knocked down you get right back up again