Get a piece of white cloth. None of that made-from-plastic junk. And, thank the Goddess, you don't have to iron it, so make it cotton. Then cut it into a seven inch square. Yes, seven. Numbers are important to magic. ... Read more of AN HERBAL PROTECTION SPELL at White Magic.ca

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A Mistaken Idea

The old adage. Feed a cold and starve a fever. is characterized by the
Journal of Health as very silly advice. If anything, the reverse would
be nearer right. When a person has a severe cold it is best for him to
eat very lightly, especially during the first few days of the attack.

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