Bilberry: A True Blue Friend
Vaccinium mytillus and other species, a.k.a. Wineberry, Dyeberry and Whortleberry With diabetes...
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Vaccinium mytillus and other species, a.k.a. Wineberry, Dyeberry and Whortleberry With diabetes...
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Tulsi’s core energy is about creating balance and making space for balance. In general, longer use of Tulsi and Tulsi formulations have proven more effective than short durations in prevention of digestive and other complaints, making Tulsi a good daily choice for a lifetime but not a bad friend in a pinch.
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Galangin has proven its worth as a stout defense as a broad spectrum antibiotic.
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Cinnamon is used as a common cooking spice yet it is surprising to many people that it is a potent medicine.
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Although many use the Doctrine of Signatures primarily as a mnemonic device, it tells us a lot about cultural values and botanical connections that are shifting to fit our ever changing world.
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Herbs are concentrated forms of nutrition and phytochemicals. Black (Tart) Cherry is a well known as a gout reducer which is backed up in scientific study. It can be consumed in either pill, powder or juice form.
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Summer is here and the Practical Herbalist team is preparing for the berry harvest. Each fruit is a little bit different. The team shares its tips and tricks for freezing and preserving berries and other small fruits such as raspberries, strawberries, elderberries, blueberries, plums, and grapes.
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The Herbalist’s pantry is well stocked with bitter and astringent herbs with horrible tastes most of us truly don’t enjoy. Luckily, summer’s glorious warmth brings with it a basket full of sweet, sour and thoroughly enjoyable flavors we Practical Herbalists can tap into.
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Civilization has eliminated many of the adverse conditions our Ancestors had to face, making life easier for us… But is it?
Today, the subset of disease that makes up roughly 75 percent of modern ailments stems directing from the way we modern, civilized humans live our lives. Today, we’re talking with Jakob Sletteland, clinical nutritionist, and registered herbalist, about civilized disease patterns and the Vitalistic path to Health and Well-being.