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FAQ- Wildcrafted vs Organic Herbs: Which Is Better?(Post)
Q- What is the difference between "wild-crafted", organic, and certified organic herbs? A: Generally, wild-crafted herbs are grown and harvested in their natural habitat, while organic herbs a ...
FAQ- Immune Building(Post)Q- Which TriLight products can help build up your immune system? A- We have quite a few products that have a focus on the immune system. You can find them listed here. BactaMune- Combines organic m ...
Herb of the Day: Black Cohosh (Post)Black Cohosh is native to North America and has a long history of use among Indigenous peoples. Herbalists primarily use it for women's health issues, but it has many other uses as well. Herbalist Ma ...
Tri-Iron- May's Special of the Month(Post)In honor of Mother's Day, we thought we would focus this month on one of our most popular products for expecting mothers- Tri-Iron. We heard from countless mothers - and others - that finding an herb ...
Herbal Circulation Support(Post)Circulation issues can be uncomfortable, embarrassing, and even painful. Treatment options are often costly and may be risky. These often arise in pregnancy as the body works to cope with increased b ...
Herbal Colic Relief(Post)The word 'colic' is enough to make any parent tense up. The overwhelming majority of babies will have at least one minor bout with colic during their infancy. Colic results in a lot of crying from th ...
Doctrine of Signatures: How Plants Reveal Their Healing Uses(Post)As you've learned about herbs, you may have heard of a concept called "the Doctrine of Signatures." This phrase in and of itself can seem a bit confusing. Signatures? As in, what I sign my name with? ...
All About Propolis(Post)Many people are familiar with the benefits of raw, local honey. However, bees produce another substance called propolis. It is the resin gathered from plants such as poplars, pine, and birches. The b ...
Understanding Herbal Preparations: Infusion(Post)Virtually everyone is familiar with herbal tea. Millions of us drink it daily, and herbal tea shops are popping up everywhere. For most Americans, herbal tea is a tea bag filled with cut herbs. Tradi ...
15+ Easy DIY Herbal Projects for Last-Minute Gifts (Post)DIY herbal projects can be made quickly and cheaply. If you buy items in the store, they will cost big bucks. With a bit of time, creative packaging, and love, you can gift something that doesn't bre ...
Herb of the Day: Fennel(Post)Fennel is an old favorite used for culinary purposes and by herbalists. Typically, herbalists use the seed. The leaves and flowers are occasionally used by herbalists. The entire plant is used in cul ...
Herb of the Month: Myrrh(Post)Gold, frankincense, and myrrh. We are all familiar with the names of these three items this time of year. You know what gold is. You may even be aware of frankincese. But what is myrrh? This element ...
