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Understanding Herbal Preparations- Tea(Post)
Herbal tea is perhaps the most common way herbs are consumed in the United States. Most likely, you've got at least a few types of herbal tea in your kitchen cupboard right now. Herbalist ...
Headaches & Herbs(Post)Millions of people suffer from headaches. For those with chronic headaches and migraines, life can be an unpredictable journey of “Am I going to be in too much pain to function today?” Ev ...
Understanding Herbal Preparations: Salve(Post)Warmer days and more time outside have arrived. This is a welcome change for most of us. It also means bug bites, sunburn, stings, cuts, etc. As we work together through our understanding of various ...
Why so many Immune Products?!(Post)Autumn is here! Which means Winter is near, and it is time to start bundling. Herbs naturally enhance our bodies' ability to develop a strong, healthy defense against illness. Childre ...
Understanding Herbal Preparations- Infused Oil (Post)Next up in our herbal preparations series is one that is not as well-known. The herb-infused oil is most commonly thought of as a culinary preparation. We've all seen infused and flavored olive ...
Understanding Herbal Preparations: Broth(Post)Colder days invite us to warm up with a mug of broth. A nice bowl of herbal broth is a great way to nurture yourself. It’s also a lovely way to get the healing properties of herbs in a meal. Th ...
FAQ- Why do you have so many cough formulas?(Post)Q-Why do you have so many cough formulas? A- Coughs are considered to be one of the most difficult acute conditions to find a remedy for. An entire family can have the same illness with slightly di ...
Herb of the Month: Rosemary(Post)I always find myself excited to introduce you to a new herb each month. Especially when it is a culinary herb that herbalists also use. Sometimes we receive questions from folks who read these posts ...
Herb of the Month: American Ginseng (Post)This month's herb has been getting a lot of attention lately. American ginseng or Panax quinquefolius is native to North America and its counterpart Panax ginseng is native to Asia. Ginseng ...
FAQ- What’s the difference between the cough formulas?(Post)Q- What’s the difference between our cough formulas? A- We have six cough formulas. Each contains a unique blend of herbs. One of the wonderful things about herbs is they each work on a differ ...
Understanding Herbal Preparations: Capsules(Post)There are times when it is inconvenient to take a liquid herbal formula. Other times an herb has an awful taste and it’s best to get it down any way possible! These are moments when an herbal c ...
Essential Oil of the Month: Lemon(Post)This month we're stepping away from Herb of the Month to learn about an essential oil. We use essential oils in a handful of our products- including this month's specials, Lympha Rub and ASMA. Lemon ...
