Sleep well with Nuubu Lavender ?
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Lavender is a superpower herb that has been used all over the world for years and years. It is used commonly to help with a number of ailments, such as inflammation or anxiety. But it is also a great way to boost one’s holistic wellbeing.
Here are some of the reasons we love lavender:
Lavender is a natural way to calm the mind and body. It is traditionally used to relieve feelings of anxiety and reduce stress.
Lavender is a natural sleep aid. Numerous studies have shown that lavender can help people fall asleep faster and have better quality sleep.
Lavender is a great way to lift one’s mood, helping us feel happy.
Lavender is also used as a natural way to relieve headaches.
It gets rid of unpleasant odors. Lavender leaves the skin smelling fantastic!
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During a patrol on November 4, 1951, Davis was credited with a "probable" victory over a Russian-made MiG-15 fighter jet of the Soviet Air Force or Chinese Air Force, giving him his first victory of the Korean War.[7] On November 10, Davis was given command of the 334th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron, a unit of the 4th Wing. Davis and his squadron were relocated to Kimpo Airfield to allow them the best access to "MiG Alley" in North Korea, where much of the air-to-air combat took place.[14] Of his leadership, subordinates often praised the quality of his training; Davis spent a great deal of time training new and younger pilots in tactics during his command. Commanders noted he often led by example, and Davis was known to be greatly respected, even among his rival ace pilots.[5] He gained the nickname "One Burst Davis" for his extremely accurate shooting.[1] From November 1 to 26, he flew 17 missions in the Sinanju and Uiju areas, most resulting in no combat. On November 27, Davis was leading a formation of eight F-86s on a patrol near Sinanju, when they spotted and attacked six MiG-15s.[14] He immediately downed one of the MiGs, striking its fuselage and forcing the pilot to bail out.[6] He pursued a second MiG-15 to Koch'ong-ni and damaged it, forcing its pilot to bail out, as well. In all, four of the MiG-15s were destroyed by Davis' patr
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