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Zinc is a very important mineral for our body that improves the immune system.It is essential for healing wounds and it helps to maintain a sense of taste and smell.Discover the benefits of zinc in this post. What is Zinc? Zinc is an essential mineral found in almost every cell of the body.It encourages the … Read more - Strawberry Matcha Swiss Roll
During the blooming warmth of June, take a cruise along the rural farmland roads of Oregon, and you’re bound to stumble across a local farm with a hand-painted “U-Pick Strawberries” sign proudly displayed out front. If you dream of strawberry season every year as I do, you will have your car parked with a bucket … Read more - Advice From The Herb Lady
This is what patience (and procrastination) looks like. Back in February, I decided to try growing ginger. I purchased a hand of ginger at Trader Joe’s so I could get an organic one. I made sure that it had eyes. Then I planted it in a deep pot so that it would be the required … Read more - Flora Forager Collins Spring Mocktail Recipe…
One of the best things about spring is watching the world come back to life around us. Flowers unfurl, pollinators buzz about, and we find ourselves craving fresh greens, berries, and lighter foods. This Flora Forager Collins spring mocktail recipe, shared with us by our friends at the Herbal Academy, is a celebration of the … Read more - My Shapiro MD Shampoo Reviews: Is…
I believe that shampoo is the most essential part of an effective hair care routine. This is the reason why I have always been on the lookout for brands that promise to make my crowning glory thicker, healthier, and fuller looking. In my quest, I stumbled upon Shapiro MD. Founded in January 2011, the hair … Read more - WeatT Grass , Why it’s So…
Today I separate the genuine study of wheat grass. So you stroll on into your neighborhood juice bar, and they let you know that their plate developed wheat grass is going to give you all the power that you have to begin feeling astounding and rid your assortment of free radicals. Alright, they’re mostly right. … Read more
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Benefits of Strength Training for Women Over 40: As women enter their 40s and beyond, many experience changes in their bodies, including slower metabolism, muscle loss, and a decline in bone density. However, there’s one powerful solution that can help counteract these changes: strength training. While many people associate strength training with bulking up, it’s … Read more - 30 Powerful Natural Remedies for Treating…
Natural remedies for Parkinson’s disease can offer a ray of hope in the daunting journey against this neurodegenerative disorder. For many, the path is often challenging and filled with uncertainty and fear. Imagine being diagnosed with Parkinson’s. You’re unexpectedly confronted with a condition that has the potential to modify your physical abilities, stability, and even verbal communication. No … Read more - At Home Dumbbell Workout Building Strength…
Staying fit doesn’t require a fancy gym membership or bulky workout machines. With just a pair of dumbbells, you can unlock a powerful and versatile fitness routine from the comfort of your home. Whether you’re aiming to build muscle, lose fat, or improve your overall fitness, at-home dumbbell workouts offer a practical solution for everyone—beginners … Read more - Willow, Wild Cherry, Sweet Birch, Sugar…
As Kerry Bone and Simon Mills explain in their book, The Essential Guide to Herbal Safety, “although hydrocyanic acid (cyanide) is a poison, oral intake of prunasin is not necessarily toxic, as hydrolysis in the digestive tract or by the liver leads to a slow release of very low levels of hydrocyanic acid, which can … Read more - Thriving In a Stressful World –…
Environmental Resilience Through Herbal Medicine You can learn a lot from the study of medicinal plants and mushrooms: how they carry their embodied selves, how they communicate, how they compete and (more often) support each other. It is also instructive to look at how plants, in a general sense, affect human beings: beyond affecting one … Read more
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Better Herb News: Sage – Power…
SAGE Tons of vitamins, Tons of Antioxidants. Sage packs 10% of your daily vitamin K needs. Sage also contains small amounts of magnesium, zinc, copper, vitamins A, C, and E. Sage has antimicrobial effects, which can neutralize microbes that promote dental plaque. E Sage Essential – oil was shown to kill and halt the spread of Candida albicans, a fungus that may
10 Last-Minute Natural Gift Ideas for…
With Christmas just around the corner, you may have someone on your list that you just cannot think of what to gift them. Or maybe you haven’t had TIME to think about it because this time of year is so busy!! Or maybe you’re like me and you’ve thought of someone in recent days that
Tips for crafting summertime herbal drinks…
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Front Raises To Build Stronger Shoulders
When it comes to building strong, well-defined shoulders, front raises are a cornerstone exercise that should not be overlooked. Whether you’re a seasoned gym-goer or just starting your fitness journey, incorporating front raises into your workout routine can help you achieve a balanced upper body and improve your overall strength. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll
Pine Pollen as Food and Medicine
Pine pollen is such an intimate part of my existence right at this moment in ways that are not entirely pleasant, and it felt like the perfect time to take a deep dive into this literal force of nature. Both to remind myself and to share about this incredible plant in a deeper way than
Desert Flowers – Desert Tortoise Botanicals
Chilopsis linearis – Desert Willow It is spring in the Sonoran desert. The cacti are blooming from the short, sprawling prickly pear to the majestic Saguaro reaching above all its (natural) surroundings. Our various Cholla cacti of red, yellow, orange, peach and maroon flowers are also beginning to bloom all around us. There is a
The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies…
I’ve been meaning to write my The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies review for some time. As someone who has an extensive collection of herbal remedy books, I wondered if it was worth picking up the viral “Lost Book of Herbal Remedies” that you see all over social media these days. As an avid watcher
Backyard Patch Herbal Blog: Aroma Balm…
This is a wonderful item to make for yourself or as a gift. The essential oils in the blend give an aroma that help with anxiety, stress, and tension. If you are making only a couple for yourself, cut the recipe down to ¼ the original size. For the full recipe, you need 12 to
Healing Benefits of Knotgrass | Australian…
What is knotgrass? In the past, knotgrass has been known as pigweed, swine’s grass, nine-joints, allseed and bird’s tongue. The plant is a member of the Polygonaceae family and its botanical name is Polyganum aviculare. Knotgrass is generally regarded as a useless weed – it grows in roadsides, ditches, waste lands and meadows, as well
Who Are the Lost Ladies of…
By Carol Michel The simple answer is they are the authors of old, often-forgotten gardening books and articles written mostly in the 19th and 20th centuries. I call them the Lost Ladies of Garden Writing because they are mostly lost to time. Though some are known by a few avid gardeners and herbalists, others have