Chapped skin, infected wounds, diaper rash, and eczema all relax under calendula’s care. Most herb lovers have made a simple salve or lotion with calendula in it. Both varicose veins and hemorrhoids do well with topical treatments of calendula.
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Herbal First Aid Advice from Animal Expert Jacqueline Zakharia Calendula officialis (Calendula or...
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Lip Balms are our most used first aid item. It is so common that most people don’t even...
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Calendula is full of healing flavonoids. Although this term is thrown around a lot in scientific...
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Modern herbalists of all sorts are often well aware of the gentle power of Calendula to help heal...
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Note: The Clinic Memoirs are based on real experiences from Occupy Medical clinic, a free,...
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The first fall I lived in Oregon, Heather sold me my first pound of calendula flowers. They were...
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Calendula has been a symbol of sunshine and fire for many centuries. In India, calendula flowers...
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While Calendula’s origins are somewhat disputed, there is no question as to how important...
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Hops have been the bittering herbs for beer for a few centuries now. In more recent years here in the Pacific Northwest, it’s as if brewers have gotten drunk off the bitter Hops brings to the feremeter- Extreme IPA has become the standard beer here, with extreme being the important element in that moniker. These beers are quite medicinal in strength. Between the higher alcohol levels that draw higher levels of medicinal constituents out of the hops and the sheer volume of hops brewers are using, Extreme IPA beers are starting to taste more like tinctures than like beers. If that’s your jam, great. But, if hops isn’t the best herb for you, it’ll come as a relief to know that there are a lot of other herbs you can try!
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