Welcome back for another Herb Talk Tuesday, with me, Kerry Brock. Pour a cup of coffee or your favorite tea and let’s learn together about the Horse Chestnut tree! Where can you find Horse Chestnut? How can you identify it? Horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) is a native of south east Europe, but can be found …
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Pine, spruce, peppermint, citrus, cinnamon and spice, all these scents of the season echo memories of holiday parties, walks in the woods and hot cocoa and cookies by a fire.
Today, let’s chat about the plants I saw in Gulf Shores, Alabama! Grateful for the opportunity to explore the rugged beauty of this tropical place! It was lovely place, with lovely people and interesting plant and animal life!
Of all the 150+ plants I have researched, it’s HARD to narrow it down to just three favs. But for you, here is my top 3 herbs for general health.
Let’s talk about what your thyroid is for and how you can use natural herbs and oils as supplements to promote normal, healthy thyroid function.
Fresh, nostalgic, and instantly recognizable, Peppermint essential oil’s scent invigorates the mind and senses, while inspiring a sense of peace. Used topically, Peppermint oil creates a cool, tingling sensation on the skin, making it a favorite for sports massage and an important part of Young Living’s Raindrop Technique®. When your day is dragging—through a workout, …
I have many people ask me about natural products for headaches. Particularly, migraines. These are two different animals. Lets tackle the first one first (No one likes my suggestion for migraines anyways). To help support a healthy environment and discourage occasional headache, you need to first identify the most likely cause. You can treat the symptoms …
