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Research conducted at the allergy Clinic in Landquart, Switzerland , last year found that sage combined with echinacea was as effective as the painkiller lidocaine in relieving sore throat pain. plus, studies show that the herb’s bacteria-fighting heft makes it a potent breath fresher. To make sage mouthwash, steep 1 tablespoon sage leaves in [...]
Just for fun and to support “National Safety Month” :
Sign up and take a online safety class….
Inspect your car for safety issues
Just think about things before you jump in with both feet.
Plan you Work – and – Work your Plan
ECSI is your source for Boy Scouts of America Wilderness First Aid The Emergency Care and Safety Institute is pleased to announce a new venture with the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) to provide training based on BSA’s new Wilderness First Aid Curriculum and Doctrine Guidelines.
Based on BSA’s 16-hour Wilderness First Aid Curriculum, ECSI’s Wilderness [...]
WILDERNESS FIRST AID, (Starting July 7, 2010). Our standard course (16 – 20 Hours) covers a more in depth look into the following topics: Actions in an Emergency; Victim Assessment and Urgent Care; Care for Bleeding, Wounds, and Burns; Dressings and Bandages; Bone, Joint, and Muscle Injuries; Physical and Environmental Hazards; Poisons, Toxins and Poisonous [...]
Emergency Care and Safety Institute and the Boy Scouts of American just completed working together and have published a NEW Wilderness First Aid program that is approved for the Boy Scouts. We here at “The Safety Center” now offer this training. I don’t have the program up on my web page yet but will be [...]
So far The Safety Center Has made it to the last three annual meeting for the EWFAAA. They are a association to help the child care industry here in the Spokane area. They meet every month on the 3rd Monday. For more information call their President Dehorah Thurber @ 509-926-6144
The other week we were at the Big Horn Outdoor Adventure Show and had a great time. The show ran for four days and I got to talk to folks the whole time. I must have talker to a few hundred folks that did all kinds of different things (mainly, Outfitters and Search and Rescue). [...]
