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by Emily Sebring
Did you know that fatigue, including chronic fatigue, is the first noticeable symptom in over 300,000 different illnesses? It is the number one exp...
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by Emily Sebring
Red Raspberry Leaf (Rubus idaeus), also known as American raspberry or wild red raspberry, is one of the most renowned herbal teas, and for good re...
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by Emily Sebring
Goldenrod (solidago canadensis) is a cheerful plant, with beautiful tall spires of golden yellow blooms that remind us we have long days and hot we...
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by Emily Sebring
Yarrow (Achillea millefolium), is commonly known as Bloodwort, Thousand-leaf, and Milefolia (in Spanish). Yarrow was made famous by Achilles himsel...
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by Emily Sebring
Hibiscus (Hibiscus sabdariffa), has a long history of use around the world, including various regions of India, northern Africa, and here in the We...
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by Emily Sebring
Hyssop (Hyssopus officinalis) is an amazing herb native to the Mediterranean region. It has a long and specific history, both in the Bible and acro...
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by Emily Sebring
Despite its bitter taste, Gentian, or Gentiana lutea, is a botanically amazing root plant. The benefits of gentian are extensive, and it has a long...
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by Emily Sebring
Corn silk, botanically known as Zea mays, is a rather interesting herb, or should I say “silk”? The silk refers to the soft, fine, yellow threads ...
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by Emily Sebring
Meet Elecampane, a soothing herb botanically known as Inula helenium, with a long history and even longer list of health benefits. This sunflower-l...
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by Emily Sebring
Lobelia inflata, a beautiful flowering plant, has an amazing story that intertwines centuries of herbal medicine with today’s modern medical world....
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by Emily Sebring
Elder is probably one of the most famous and popular herbs on the market today, as it’s grown successfully in a variety of habitats and soil types....
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by Emily Sebring
The Reishi mushroom, botanically known as Ganoderma lucidum, has long been heralded as the elixir of life, and for good reason! The benefits of Rei...
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