TLH Blog

Today we take a look at an herb that most folks are surprised to hear is used in herbal remedies. Parsley is one of the most widely used culinary herbs around. Most likely you have some in your fridge … read more

Juniper berries are not true berries- instead, their name is derived from their berry-like appearance. Their use dates back generations where Native American tribes are said to have used juniper … read more

Q: Are standardized herbs better than whole (non-standardized) herbs? A:There is no yes or no answer, and even herbalists are split on this subject. Standardization means that the active ingredient or … read more

Our customers have always been passionate about supporting a healthy immune system.  This year more than ever we're hearing from folks who want to educate themselves to do just this.  Herbs … read more

Q: Why don't most American doctors recommend the use of herbs? A: Unlike some European countries where doctors & pharmacists are trained in herbal medicine, doctors here in the Unit … read more

Close your eyes and imagine the sweet/spicy scent and flavor of ginger.  This herb is a favorite in the fall and winter season.  Known as a warming herb, there is a reason why ginger begins … read more

Q: Do I take herbs while I menstruate?A: Normally one would focus on using formulas for PMS or cramping during this time of the month. The Female Formula or Gastrocare are two … read more

This time of year often brings along coughs and respiratory issues. Herbalists love wild cherry bark as a favorite remedy for these illnesses.  It is harvested, dried and then used in teas, tinc … read more

For many families, the coming of fall also brings along coughs and illness. We know because we sell more of our cough formulas this time of year too!  While we can't make guarantees or specific p … read more