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https://youtu.be/B_uDDXXN6yY Fever has gotten a bad rap in recent years.
https://youtu.be/-cFnqKIialc Preventing illness tends to rise to the surface our
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Many, if not all, Herbalists and Herbal Traditions recognize the
We learned how to make Kimchi from our friends Mum. She makes the best authentic Kimchi. It’s always a little different and always absolutely delishious. Our friend’s pretty talented with pickles, Kimchi, and similar ferments, too.
The good news is, Herbalists have a lot of tools that are pretty darn easy to use if you pay attention to what your digestive system is trying to tell you. Those tools can help you head off longer-term and bigger problems so you can enjoy your life and food now and in the future.
We can all use a little boost when it comes to Manifesting our Dreams. In this blend, Wood Betony pairs with three other partners to offer you the Magickal support needed to get your mind right, your energy focused, and clear the way for those dreams to begin shaping themselves in your life.
Pickles are foods, like cucumbers or red onions, that have been submerged in an acid solution, usually vinegar in Western tradition but in Ayurveda lemon and citrus are often as not key acidifiers. Pickling veggies helps begin the breaking-down of their chemical structures and encourages enzymatic activity.
Wood Betony was considered an almost magical cure for a long list of maladies, most notably those of women and the elderly. Then, you might have found stands of Wood Betony growing at the edges of farmer’s fields, the family homestead’s land, and even Church gardens, graveyards, and Moneastic and Abby gardens.
Candace and Patrick reflect on their conversation with Katja and Ryn from Common Wealth Center for Holistic Herbalism. They talk a lot about what it’s been like to be in business and to be partners in life, including the ups and downs they’ve seen on the road.
e idea of a Power Couple is really common in business and politics, but what does that look like in Herbalism?
It looks like a Plant-supported Marriage between Business and Herbs, with some truly inspired benefits.
Today, we’re talking with Katja and Ryn from Commonwealth Center for Holistic Herbalism about business, plant medicine, and the Herbal Life.
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