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Herb of the Month: Oregon Grape Root(Post)
Oregon Grape root is native to North America. It is frequently used as an alternative to the endangered- and often quite expensive- Goldenseal. There is documented use of this herb by Indigenous peop ...
Why Our Customers Love Female Formula(Post)For over 25 years, our customers have been using Female Formula. This formula goes back much farther than our history, though. It was one of the herbal formulas passed along to us by Native American ...
FAQ- When can children start taking our formulas?(Post)Q- At what age can your children's formulas be administered to children? We recommend 25 lbs. or more, which is usually a little after 1 years old. You need to be careful when it comes to infants, so ...
FAQ- Minerals from plants(Post)Q- Why do minerals from plants make a difference? For us here at Trilight Health we have to ask ourselves if historical safe usage is a bad thing as compared to a new product to the market that has ...
Herb of the Day: Cramp Bark(Post)Occasionally, we get lucky in our herbal studies, and the name of an herb helps indicate its common usage. Cramp bark is one of these herbs. Commonly used by herbalists to help relieve menstrual cram ...
Product Spotlight – Blue Green Minerals(Post)Today we're going to talk about our Blue Green Minerals with Calcium and Magnesium formula. This is a very popular product and our most comprehensive mineral formula. Blue Green Minerals contains her ...
FAQ: Why don't most American doctors recommend the use of herbs? (Post)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 U ...
Spring Must-Haves(Post)Today is the first day of Spring in the Northern Hemisphere. While parts of the U.S. will be digging out from snow for months to come, other areas are in full Spring mode. This is the time of year fo ...
FAQ: Why are some products not listed under the Children's category?(Post)Q: Why are some products not listed under the Children's category? A- This is a relatively simple answer. Children should not use a handful of herbs. For the most part, kids can use any herbs an adul ...
Herb Foraging 101(Post)Late Spring and early Summer are often when people start thinking about herb foraging. There are herbs growing all over this time of year! In fact, most of the plants growing in your yard that you wr ...
Herb of the Day: Lavender(Post)Few herbs are as well known or widely used as lavender. This distinctive purple flower shows up in toiletries, room sprays, baby products, relaxation items, and more. Scent is a powerful memory trigg ...
Tri-Iron FAQs(Post)Q- What herbs contain iron? A- Many herbs are sources of iron. These are all the herbs that have been found to contain some iron- : Alfalfa, burdock root, catnip, cayenne, chamomile, chickweed, ...
