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Herb Notes: Which Part of Aloe Do You Use?
Most people are familiar with Aloe vera as an undemanding houseplant that can be called upon in times of sunburn.
And while it is true that the inner filet of the Aloe vera plant is one of our go-to plant allies for...
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Sajah Popham: How Astrology Can Help You Become a Better Herbalist
Chances are you've probably read your horoscope — and I bet sometimes that horoscope was uncannily spot on and sometimes it totally missed the mark. This is how most people encounter astrology and where most people's...
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Herb Notes: Garlic Is the Medicine of the People
Garlic is the medicine of the people.
From its pungent aroma that fills our kitchens to its centuries-old reputation as a medicinal wonder, garlic holds a special place in both culinary and herbalism traditions....
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Elise & Jeff Higley: From Home Garden to Major Herb Farm
Elise and Jeff Higley's herb farm was born out of a simple need: they wanted high quality herbs for the teas they loved to drink everyday. So, combining Elises's passion for herbalism and Jeff's passion for farming,...
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Herb Notes: Going Beyond the Sting of Nettles
With a name like "stinging nettle," you might think you want to avoid a nettles patch at all costs. Sure, the fresh leaves and stems of stinging nettle (Urtica dioica) can irritate the skin upon contact, but here's...
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Jason Knight: Survival Skills for Herbalists
Whether you're an adventurous wildcrafter or an herbalist who always sticks to the trail, knowing key survival skills is an essential part of your herbal toolkit.
Jason Knight is the co-founder of Alderleaf Wilderness...
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Herb Notes: The Resilient and Restorative Dandelion
Growing out of sidewalk cracks and wild meadows alike, dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) is a persistent plant that can teach us about resilience and adaptability. While it may be despised by lawn purists, herbalists...
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Chanchal Cabrera: On Holistic Cancer Care
It’s not everyday you meet a seasoned herbalist with over 35 years of clinical experience. And it’s even rarer to meet one who is an expert in holistic oncology.
Drawing on her decades of experience supporting people...
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Herb Notes: The Backyard Healing Secrets of Plantain
Chances are you've probably stepped on your fair share of the herb plantain (Plantago major, P. rugelii, and P. lanceolata). This abundant medicinal plant loves to grow within pathways and even the most well-manicured...
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Nadine Joseph: From Burnout to Herbal Adaptogen Entrepreneur
Nadine Joseph used to work as a chronically stressed neuroscience researcher. Faced with intense burnout, she turned to herbs and fell in love with adaptogens. After experiencing the transformative effects of calming...
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Herb Notes: 3 Healing Ways to Use Catnip
When most people think of catnip (Nepeta cataria), they think of it as that plant that makes our feline friends get very hyper. But here’s the thing,: catnip isn’t just for cats! Catnip tea and tincture too offers...
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Shereel Washington: On Black North American Herbalism Recipes & Story Medicine
Shereel Washington graduated from the California School of Herbal Studies Community Herbalist Program in Clinical Herbalism, and she has completed over 1200 hours of herbal craft making training. She is an instructor...
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