Blue Vervain, Verbena Hastata Energetics
Modern herbalists herald Blue Vervain, aka Verbena hastata or American Vervain, for it’s ability to ease the tension and stress that’s so rampant in our culture today. Centuries ago, Blue Vervain was considered a pretty good troporestorative as well as a febrifuge and an antispasmodic, using it to ease a variety of pains associated with […]
Blue Vervain Energetics for Anxiety and Relaxation
Herbal Nerd Society Exclusive Article Modern herbalists herald Blue Vervain, aka Verbena hastata or American Vervain, for its ability to ease the tension and stress that’s so rampant in our culture today. Centuries ago, Blue Vervain was considered a pretty good troporestorative as well as a febrifuge and an antispasmodic, using it to ease a […]
161.Herb Lab – The Changing Face of Herbalism
After talking with Thomas Easley, founder of Functional Herbalism, Sue and Candace evaluate how herbalism itself has changed over the last few years.
Iridoid Glycosides in Blue Vervain – How It Works
Blue Vervain (Verbena hastata) is a nervine, anti-inflammation agent, analgesic and a sedative. It largely has iridoid glycosides to thank for its effect on the nervous system.
160.Thomas Easley – What is Functional Herbalism?
Today, we’re talking with Thomas Easley, Director of the Eclectic School Herbal Medicine and founder of Functional Herbalism about how herbalists are changing the world and our field.
Verbena Hastata, Blue Vervain Plant ID and Intro
HERBAL NERD SOCIETY EXCLUSIVE: Blue Vervain is an often overlooked yet beloved North American wetlands herb. It’s European cousin, Verbena officinalis, has enjoyed a place in Traditional Western Herbalism as a nervine and neuro trophorestorative occasionally used to treat gallbladder and liver dysfunction as well as the early stages of fever.
Let’s Talk Series: Amanda Dilday – Blue Vervain – Postpartum Depression
HERBAL NERD SOCIETY EXCLUSIVE: Herbalist and author of Flowers for a Girl, Amanda Dilday, gives the insider information on using Blue Vervain (Verbena hastata) for helping control postpartum depression.
159.Herb Lab – Medicinal Mushroom Tincture Making
Sue and Candace were inspired to make their own medicinal mushroom tinctures after their talk with Jeff Chilton and they share how they did it.
How to Make an Herbal Liniment
This procedure is very basic and can be used for many types of herbal liniments. Liniments are topical use only. They are primarily for relieving sore muscles or ligaments, reducing bruises or other skin conditions.
Blue Vervain – Western Clinical Formulas
In the post-industrial world we live in, a reliable nervine like blue vervain is just what the herbalist ordered.
158.Secrets of the Mushroom Industry Revealed – Jeff Chilton
Today, we’re talking with Jeff Chilton about the secrets the mushroom growing industry have kept under wraps which will change the way you shop for medicinal mushroom remedies.
Herbal First Aid for Dogs and Cats – Calendula
Herbal First Aid Advice from Animal Expert Jacqueline Zakharia Calendula officialis (Calendula or pot marigold) has been a popular herbal remedy at the Livestock Guardian Dog Rescue in Australia. I have dealt with many rescue animals over the years and particularly dogs that have come from pounds or less than ideal situations I have made […]