Jan 24, 2023 | Weekly Healing Herb
Turkey tail is best known for its immune-enhancing and powerful adaptogenic properties. Here are four insider tips you might not have known about turkey tail: Turkey tail helps to heal infections, including HPV (Human papillomavirus). Turkey tail contains a variety of...
Jan 3, 2023 | Weekly Healing Herb
Ginger is famous for easing nausea and vomiting. It is gentle but effective enough to treat even morning sickness, motion sickness, and even the upset stomach caused by food poisoning. But here are 3 things you might not know about ginger: Ginger is a sialogogue....
Dec 20, 2022 | Weekly Healing Herb
While chocolate can be full of sugar and creams that are calorie inhibiting or unhealthy for you, raw cacao, on the other hand, which is what chocolate is made from, is highly nutritive and contains important medicinal properties. Here are a five aspects of raw cacao...
Dec 6, 2022 | Weekly Healing Herb
A good, gentle, deep breath can: Stimulate brain function Counter the effects of stress Slow the heart rate Improve digestion Open the Mind for meditation and prayer Eucalyptus is used in inhalers, cough lozenges, chest balms, and massage oils to help open up the...
Nov 29, 2022 | Weekly Healing Herb
Echinacea is another example of a native North American medicinal plant that the Native American Indians shared with white settlers. There are nine species of echinacea all native to North America. They grow exceptionally well in the Midwest and Northeast regions of...
Nov 22, 2022 | Weekly Healing Herb
Many people wonder which cardamom is best, or what is the difference between green or black, also called brown cardamom. Green cardamom (Elettaria), also called true cardamom, has a very strong and intense aroma and flavor. Harvested by hand it is the more expensive...
