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Natural Healing
This blog focuses on natural healing, information on different herbs and recipes to make your own herbal remedies.


Myth, magic and manipulation!
Over recent days, I have had conversations with so many people about the potential benefits of including herbal preparations in their daily life, but the sad reality is that more than half of them were either skeptical or downright scared to try them. Why? Because they had either read some mis-information on the internet (myth), had tried some herbs from high street retailers before and not got the results they wanted (magic) or, even worse, had been told by a medical profess
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The Healing Power of Rose (Rosa)
When most people think of roses, they imagine romance, beauty, and fragrance. Rose - A Gentle Herbal Ally Beyond their ornamental charm,...
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How healthy is your gut?
Gut health is so important because it isn’t just about digestion – it plays a huge role in your overall well-being. Gut Health Here are...
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Top 10 herbal tea recipes
Here are our top 10 herbal tea recipes - each designed for different moods and health boosts. They are simple, delicious, and easy to...
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Common herb energetic profiles
Here's a beginner-friendly list of common herbs  with their energetic profiles  and practical uses . This can serve as a quick reference when building your home apothecary or herbal routine. 1. Ginger (Zingiber officinale) Energetics:  Warming, stimulating and slightly drying Practical uses: Cold digestion (bloating, gas) Poor circulation (cold hands/feet) Nausea (including motion sickness) Onset of colds and flus (stimulates sweat) 2. Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla) E
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Herbal Energetics
When people first start working with herbs, they often focus on the names and uses of the individual herbs. For example, peppermint is...
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The Healing Power of Plantain
When we hear the word Plantain , many of us immediately think of the starchy banana-like fruit used in cooking across the tropics. But...
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Fireweed: nature's pink healer
Today I was foraging for Nature’s Pink Healer to make tinctures and glycerites. Fireweed (Chamaenerion angustifolium), with its striking...
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Grow your own herbs!
Knowing the source matters! Have you ever stopped to think about where your herbs are coming from? That jar of dried basil or packet of...
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Are you eating your greens?
Try microgreens! Microgreens are young, edible seedlings of vegetables and herbs harvested just after the cotyledon leaves have...
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Introducing Self-Heal: Nature’s Tiny Powerhouse
If you haven’t heard of Self-Heal ( Prunella vulgaris ), it’s time to put this humble herb on your radar. Sometimes called "Heal-All,"...
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Lavender is not just for the bees!
The Health Benefits of Lavender: A Review of Scientific Evidence Lavender ( Lavandula angustifolia ) is a widely used aromatic herb known...
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Cleavers: Nature's secret ally for wound healing
When it comes to natural remedies, few herbs are as underrated as cleavers  ( Galium aparine ). Known for their sticky stems and tendency...
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Kick start your gut health with kombucha
Kombucha, a fizzy, fermented tea with ancient origins, has surged in popularity in recent years and for good reason. This tangy beverage,...
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Self-care starts with you!
All self-care starts by taking ownership and responsibility for your own health and wellbeing. Self-care is a lifestyle choice that...
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Have you tried Golden Milk?
Golden milk is a warm, comforting beverage with roots in Ayurvedic tradition. Celebrated for its vibrant golden hue and a rich blend of...
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Harnessing Nature's Intelligence
The connection between plants and human health has been established for thousands of years. Herbal remedies have deep historical roots...
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