Mountain Rose Herbs Blog

This is a diverse and easy-to-read blog written by a number of contributors via the Herbal Academy, an online school of herbal medicine. A herbal remedy blog to facilitate good healthy living among individuals. Nigeria's No1 herbal blog that discusses herbal remedies, natural health care and promotes healthy lifestyle. I'm an herbalist who believes that there's nothing wrong with you. I'm interested in healing through unlearning the ways we've been taught that we're not ok. I explore this through the topics of herbalism, spiritual practice, nature connection, word medicine, health at every size, and parenting.

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Infusions are generally left to steep in water for 1 hour for flowers and leaves and 4 hours for roots and barks. Oftentimes we get asked, "How do I know I should see an herbalist instead of a doctor?" This is a very personal question and can only be answered by the person themselves. The following questions may help you gain some clarity that can lead you to your answer. Just like there are different kinds of herbalists, there are also various kinds of traditional herbal studies. Some of them include Traditional Chinese Medicine , Ayurveda, and Western Herbalism and Energetics.

This list of questions caused me to pause and access, which I believe was the whole purpose. I sometimes do not do that on a daily basis like I should and when I am coaxed to do so, I take it as a universal sign to get into alignment. The blog post was written by Alexis Cummingfolk and what I found Kräuter-Blog as I searched around the site was a folksy conversation about herbs that was refreshing to read and wonderfully informative. While many species and cultivars of scented geraniums are used in cooking, the three most common are peppermint, rose (P. graveolens or Old Fashioned Rose) and lemon.

Place all items in a tea ball or coffee filter tied closed and steep in a mug of boiling water for 3 to 5 minutes. Don't leave too long or the clove overpower everything else. To start here is a tea recipe using many different leaves to give a broad flavor. A selection of herbs to help you through the cold months of the year, including herbs to boost the immune system and to deal with pesky coughs.

One of our favorite herbal suppliers also has a wonderful blog—featuring medicine making and natural body care recipes, herb harvesting tips, plant profiles, DIY herbal projects, and so much more. Henriette Kress is an herbalist and writer who grew up in Germany and Swedish-speaking Finland and who now practices herbal medicine in Helsinki. Her blog is a wealth of brief but useful herbal monographs that include information on plant identification and medicinal use, plus occasional recipes.

I’m Meagan, a registered nurse turned herbalist, natural lifestyle blogger, homeschool mom to 4 boys, Southern Appalachian mountain dweller, Christ-follower, and seasonal living kind of girl. Botanica Medica is a traditional herbal apothecary providing professional herbal medicine individually tailored to your unique needs. We provide information on our herb walks and lovely herbal recipes to make at home and the latest scientific research into plant medicines. At Nectar Apothecary our Herbalists offer personalized herbal supplements and personal service. Our approach to health is informed by the long tradition of herbal medicine as well as the latest scientific research. A new blog by budding herbalist Holly Torgerson with posts about plants, herbalism, medicine making, food and wild things.

A weekly women’s health podcast hosted by Dr. Aviva Romm—an MD, herbalist, and midwife. Topics include children’s health, vaccines, stress, supplements, and sexuality—but the focus is on a wide range of women’s health issues and how to address them with natural therapies. Todd’s writings blend herbalism, Ayurveda, and nutrition for a big-picture look at how we can address health concerns. Todd is a medical herbalist, practitioner of Ayurveda, and Executive Director of the Dogwood School of Botanical Medicine.

Let's review some highlights on when to harvest and how to preserve their quality for the future. It is everything you need to know about herbs, home infusions and their application to all kinds of ailments. Herbs and plants used for NATURAL Healing (not alternative!) from common and uncommon diseases since the beginning of Time. Nature are always here and was given its helpful hand healing Generations of our Ancestors and so can do for us. Gina Webley is a qualified Medical Herbalist based in West Wickham serving Bromley, Beckenham and Hayes. Herbal medicine can benefit many conditions including eczema, IBS, menopause, premenstrual syndrome, hay fever, depression and osteoarthritis.

They also offer seasonal medicines, such as pollen, in the Spring. Pine can be made into teas, salves, vinegars, infused honey, tincture and much more. How to identify, harvest, and use invasive species for herbal medicine. More people are searching for natural ways to keep their family healthy; especially now as we seem to be navigating an endless variety of germs, ba...