This is an ancient Anglo-Saxon occupational surname for someone employed as a tanner of animal skins and hides, an important skill in medieval times when leather was used in the manufacture of everyday items such as buckets, shoes and clothes, and of course harness, saddlery and armour for the men at arms and knights.his is an ancient Anglo-Saxon occupational surname for someone employed as a tanner of animal skins and hides, an important skill in medieval times when leather was used in the manufacture of everyday items such as buckets, shoes and clothes, and of course harness, saddlery and armour for the men at arms and knights.
Nasal Mucus. Colds, allergies and sinus infections can lead to a stuffy nose and sinuses clogged with thick mucus. Tea with lemon, hot lemonade or honey and lemon are common home remedies that can help ease congestion. But their positive effect might derive from the liquids more than from the inclusion of lemon.
Lemon juice. The juice of half a lemon in hot water first thing in the morning is a time-honoured way to start the day, and is an excellent wake up call for the liver. The sourness of lemons triggers nerve and hormone activation to the liver and digestive system, which is very helpful for those who suffer from sluggish bowels. Brussels sprouts