Seeds of Knowledge: Gaia Herbs®

I regretted not taking in Linda's talk on death and dying on Friday. There were glowing reports passed around about all the talks, as well as the fire led by Erica Jo on Friday night. Several attendees went out on French Creek in kayaks Saturday morning and arrived back in camp refreshed. Learning the plants that are native to the US and have been used by indigenous peoples. The lovely and strange passionflower has many benefits to share with us. If working with Phenonip, heat water phase to approximately 150°F, and add the preservative to the water phase instead adding it during the cool down phase.

After trying your hand at this easy natural cleaning recipe, it will surely become a staple in your natural cleaning supply closet. One of my favorite Kräuter-Blog ways to use hibiscus (oh, count the ways!) is in fire cider. Fire cider is basically a spicy herbal vinegar, often sweetened with a little honey.

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.

The shop consists of all natural, handmade family care such as salves, creams, potions and lotions. Find events organized chronologically by state, read beautiful and in-depth monographs, search online schools or find a local apprenticeship near you. Recipes, Preparations, and Health Topic Information from herbalist Nicole Telkes of Wild Spirit Botanicals and the Wildflower School. Sharing the compassionate wisdom of the plants and connecting people with the ancient tradition of nourishing wholeness. Welcome to Botaniscape―Nature’s Answer for Nurture™, where a budding Herbalist celebrates her journey in the beauty, peace and healing of Herbalism in a community of care. Chia seed pudding is a perfect vehicle for herbal powders, so you can customize the flavor and the herbal support in a delicious snack or breakfast bowl.

Join our email list to learn about medicinal herbs, find out about upcoming classes, workshops & events. Water can extract nutrients and properties from plants that are not oil or alcohol soluble. For example, calcium found in plants can be better extracted in water than in alcohol. Herbal teas calm and relax the mind, relieving stress and anxiety. Since it calms the mind, drinking herbal tea before going to sleep also helps people who suffer from insomnia. Combine together and store in a jar with a tight-fitting lid, use 1 to 2 tsp per cup of hot water.

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced herb gardener, you're in the right place. Learn about alernative healing methods with Dr. Sharol Tilgner. Information to inspire, empower, and support radiant health.

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.

Musing Herbs and WellnessNew Mexico herbalist, Kristi Beguin, muses topics pertaining to herbal medicine, women's health, and random moments in life. Florida herbalist Natalie Vickery shares her herbal experiences and common sense approach to health, nutrition and natural living. Plants, children and healthy, inspired living are my passion. Mama Rosemary is a place for sharing all the great things I have learned along the way on the path of Motherhood and beyond. I am honored for this opportunity to share herbal ideas, tips and information for Mamas and their families, as well as fun herbal, craft and science ideas for working with children.