Anarres Natural Health

09/03/2026

DOWN FROM 2500 SUBSCRIBERS A YEAR AGO. People do not like my Substack blog. I like my Substack. I think that the people who join from Substack have seen my comments on political matters and are disappointed that I'm writing about Anarres Natural Health matters and products I make. Meanwhile, the people who liked my long illustrated emailed newsletters are mystified by Substack and double-subscribe, ending up with every little post in their inbox, then unsubscribing entirely.
Regardless, I am utterly unwilling to go back to the paid subscription to Constant Contact, where writing the newsletter took days and involved creating layers of backlinks on a crumbling, glitchy template.
Oy vey! and oh well! Here is my Substack. It's not terrible. It's a good way to find out more about the things I make as I make them. It's a good place to learn about natural botanical ingredients and how they work on humans. I WELCOME comments. Please ask questions. I'll answer them. It's like free advice, because it is!

I am a Certified Natural Health Practitioner, and I offer handmade natural cosmetics, aromatherapy, and cosmetic-making supplies. Click to read Tracey TieF's Anarres Natural Health, a Substack publication with thousands of subscribers.

06/29/2026

Iran’s captain, Mehdi Taremi, is accusing FIFA and tournament organizers of putting his team at a major disadvantage during the 2026 World Cup.

From repeated immigration checks to exhausting same-day travel between Mexico and U.S. match venues, Iran says it has been forced to deal with obstacles no team should face at this stage of the competition.

Regardless of politics, every team deserves equal conditions on the biggest stage in the sport. If these claims are true, FIFA has serious questions to answer. A World Cup should be decided by what happens on the pitch—not by logistical obstacles that leave one team playing at a disadvantage before the match even begins. ⚽️🇮🇷🚨

CL

06/22/2026

Packed just today! Incense: at 100% . All .

11/27/2025

As a professional science communicator, I really hate it when scientists keep saying “we need to rebuild trust in science,” because it implies that scientists are to blame for the mistrust rather than the millions of dollars of dark money that have funded political attacks on science in order to advance a far right agenda.

While we should always be working to improve science communication, trust in science will increase when we stop all the money being used to fund anti-science political attacks and spread disinformation.

Case in point: https://kffhealthnews.org/news/article/brownstone-institute-vaccines-acip-cdc-jeffrey-tucker-bhattacharya-kulldorff/