This is the place where the product description will appear if a product has one.
The older I get the more I love the adventure of traveling, and as opportunities continually come up, it gets harder and harder to stay put.
Most herbalists know of the nutritive value of nettles.We harvest them in spring and early summer, cook them in soup, or dry them to make...
If you ask an herbalist, they will be sure to tell you that what you put into your body matters, and that digestion is the root of great health.
Malaria is a deadly disease. Because of its reliance on tropical mosquitos for transmission, it disproportionately affects people living...
Herbalists, though we’ve been known to use isolated constituents from plants, often prefer traditional, whole-plant preparations like teas, tinctures, or powders. These “crude” extracts...
Capsicum annuum is the plant that produces the spicy fruit commonly known as Cayenne Pepper or Chili. It has been used by native cultures...
As traditional winter wellness practices for our sinus, herbal steams are also appropriate for welcoming spring, as they are a powerful herbal tool for clearing out stagnation and supportive to moving lymph.
An abundance of tea herbs, honey and lemon, fresh herbs like ginger, turmeric, cayenne and garlic are all great to have on hand throughout the winter...
Echinacea is one of the most well-known herbal medicines today. Its characteristic cone-like flower has graced gardens and medicine cabinets for centuries...
Around this time in Vermont is when one of our most prized, delicious and medicinal plants finally fruits: Sambucus canadensis, the Elderberry!
We have learned a lot about allergies and hypersensitivity over the last thirty years. In some cases, an allergy can be a life-threatening challenge...
I am writing from rural Tanzania, on the edge of the Serengeti, sitting at a small desk in a corner of the Wasso district hospital, surrounded by roots, powders...