News

  • How Skinny Mini Tea Helps You Lose Weight for Summer

    by Emily Sebring
    If you’re looking to lose weight for summer…a google search for solutions might come up with some weird things. Unhealthy things. Downright disgust...

  • Store front reopening!

    by Emily Sebring
    For those of you who’ve been with me these past 15 years, you’ve seen me grow in ways I never thought possible. From watching me study from the bev...

  • Maca Mystery & Magic

    by Emily Sebring
    Welcome to another Tea Time Tuesday post! Maca is today’s topic and perfect to cover this time of year. The Latin name for this amazing herb is Lep...
    Posted in Tea Time

  • Sexy Times & Damiana Herb

    by Emily Sebring
    Damiana, botanically referred to as Turnera aphrodisiaca, has a long and wonderful history that dates as far back as the Maya Indians, where they o...
    Posted in Tea Time

  • Ashwagandha & Anxiety

    by Emily Sebring
    Ashwagandha, botanically known as Withania somnifera, is wonderful herb for the whole body. I tend to use it more for the nervous system and immune...

  • Passion Flower & The "Over-Thinker"

    by Emily Sebring
    Passion flower, botanically known as Passiflora incarnata, has a lot of history around the world. In Italy is was used to treat hyperactive childre...
    Posted in Tea Time

  • Road rash, salves and a good looking Biker....

    by Emily Sebring
    If you enjoy stories, let me tell you about comfrey and the biker. If you've been on my Tea Time Tuesday's or following the Blog then you'll reme...
    Posted in Blog

  • "If anything is broken, use comfrey"

    by Emily Sebring
    Comfrey, also known as Symphytum officinale, is a wonderful herb for a variety of ailments and can be used both internally and externally. The part...
    Posted in Tea Time

  • Rose Hips & Vitamin C!

    by Emily Sebring
    Rosa Canina, commonly known as Rose Hips, is another amazing plant with a long history in our materia medica. Originally “Rosa” came from the Greek...
    Posted in Tea Time

  • Smores Anyone? Or Maybe Not...

    by Emily Sebring
    Marshmallow, botanically known as Althaea officinalis, or Althea for short, has a long history in our materia medica. The generic name “Althaea” co...

  • Oh Christmas Tree, Oh Christmas tree, or should I say Myrrh Tree!

    by Emily Sebring
    The Myrrh tree, botanically called Commiphora myrrha, is found primarily in Africa but also in other arid desserts. I’ve always wondered if it woul...
    Posted in Blog

  • Wild Cherry Bark & Coughing

    by Emily Sebring
    Coughing is probably one of the hardest things the body can do, expelling whatever it is that needs to go. Wild Cherry bark, commonly known as Chok...