The Wood Element in Spring: Herbs for the Liver and Gallbladder In the Traditional Chinese system of medicine (TCM) there are 5 elements, each of which
Raw honey is unprocessed honey straight from the beehive, and it is a nutritional wonder. Real raw honey is never heated, never
Stinging Nettles Can one herb really… Soften the skin Luxuriate and bring shine to hair Control allergies Cleanse the liver Aid in kidney function Help with arthritis and joint
We’ve had a few mild sunny days here in the Mid-Atlantic, and it’s easy to get over-excited about Spring gardening. But the final frost
Despite our best efforts, sometimes we end up getting sick. When this becomes our fate, we can shorten the duration and severity
Fish oil supplements have never been so popular as they are now. Many people have started taking supplements on a daily basis
You may know of hawthorn as the “heart herb”, and for good reason. It strengthens the heart muscle, regulates the heartbeat, and
Echinacea, a purplish flower, has long been adored for its ability to boost the immune system. Traditionally it’s been said that it
One of the first medicinal herbs many people encounter is German Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla syn. or Matricaria recutita). It is a ubiquitous
By: Yah-elle (Yaya) Many people become interested in herbalism because they want to have more power in regards to caring for their health.
