Most people know nettle by its lasting sting. One accidental brush against its bristly lines of hair causes burning, numbness and swelling for hours. The defending chemicals that cause the trouble are water soluble so nettle is safe to eat after drying, freezing or heating.
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Gotu Kola is one of those herbs that has made its way to Western Herbalism because it is regarded...
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Many modern herbalists who also practice magic recognize energetics as a half-way language that connects a plant’s healing properties with the more ephemeral realms, helping us describe the potential of a specific plant to help in certain situations that manifest beyond the human body.
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This week, we are sharing our own favorite herbs and formulas for lung support.
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Mullein, aka Verbascum thapsus, has long been a favorite respiratory remedy herb. This fuzzy...
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From wildcrafting oyster mushrooms to birch branches to lemon balm leaves, the earth has renewable medicine waiting just outside your door.
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Fields of hemp, rich with CBD are still being planted but it is the escalating levels of THC in marijuana that the public is pushing growers to breed. We discuss the ripple effect of this trend.
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Herbal First Aid Advice from Animal Expert Jacqueline Zakharia Calendula officialis (Calendula or...
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