#bastte

I drew the Fantroll boys and now it’s time for the girls (and one Non-Binary bat. I guess you could say Echola is....Non-BATinary? Im funny I promise.) But I’m pretty pleased with the redesigns, a real glow up from the first drawings YEARS ago like in 2016.

SFW manniquin versions below

I spent all day on these lil' bitches. It started out as one, but I just went ahead and did all 17.

You wanna see two individuals have utter and total mental breakdowns and identity crisises?

davinciDeviant began pestering fairyFarmer

DD: MINA ARE YOU OKAY?

DD: MINA, ALIENS ARE APPARENTLY REAL AND THEY SAY THEY'RE GONNA HELP US BUT THEY'RE KINDA WEIRD DONT BE SCARED MINA, THEY SAY ONE IS ON THEIR WAY TO GUIDE YOU THRU YOUR ASPECT OR SOMETHING.

DD: I mean my guide is kinda hitting on me I think, I'm not to sure-they are wearing some TINY hotpants or something and keep talking about frogs and fashion-

DD: MINA ANSWER YOUR PHONE, MINA ARE YOU OKAY?

FF: Faries are real and they have a nose ring and punched the tar out of a greater imp.

Barley tea is gaining in popularity, and for a good reason. It is full of healthy benefits, such as cancer prevention, heart disease, and stroke. It can even be beneficial to your unborn child. However, do you know that pregnant women should only drink this herbal tea? Find out why here!

Best barley tea pregnancy

When you think about the barley tea pregnancy benefits, the first thing that probably comes to mind is a great way to get healthy and fit. However, did you also know that it can help with lactation and milk production? That’s right. Yes, drinking the infusion several times each day can help increase milk production and help with lactation. The added benefit for lactating mothers and all women who are going through a period in their life where they may be experiencing some lactation-related problems is that the infusion can also help prevent premature labor.

Next, consider how the infusion is made. Typically, it is made from either black or green raspberries, roasted, and then mixed with honey and water. After this mixture is ready, it goes through several different steps to ensure it is completely smooth. The first step is to eliminate the skins and seeds of the berries. Next, the liquid is infused by adding honey and water into the center of the infusion and slowly cooling while it is still hot.

Many people believe that pregnant women should not drink barley tea because of its caffeine content, but that is simply not true. Caffeine is present but in tiny amounts. For pregnant women who need extra help with blood circulation, the tea bags may be beneficial since it helps to open the blood vessels. However, in general, pregnant women are not recommended to drink tea bags because it can cause stomach upset.

There are several other wellness benefits to drinking barley tea during pregnancy. The mineral content in the tea is excellent, so drinking two cups a day will not cause any problems. Pregnant women have been known to drink two cups a day and found no ill effects on their unborn children. The minerals found in the tea help keep the mother’s skin and nails healthy and strengthen her immune system. Any of the vitamins and minerals found in barley tea contain high quantities of Vitamin B, which is essential for good health.

There are also a variety of other health tips that can be derived from drinking barley tea. For example, pregnant women should know that they should never take Vitamin C supplements during pregnancy because it has been shown that the body doesn’t absorb Vitamin C well. Drinking tea bags instead of vitamin tablets can ensure you get all the vitamin C you need to stay healthy. Other health tips include exercising more, eating more fiber, drinking more water, and getting more sleep.