Roots of Wellness: Healing Takes Time
In my experience as an herbalist, one of the most common mindsets that hinders healing is the expectation that it happens quickly. Sure, sometimes rapid healing does occur, but more often than not, true healing requires time and a well-thought-out approach....
OTHER WAYS TO ELDERBERRY – LET’S MAKE AN OXYMEL
Elderberry syrup is becoming more well known as a natural way to fight cold and flu, and for good reason! In our household, it’s a go-to throughout the winter. In fact, when my son was three, it was such a constant topic and request from him, our friends thought...
ROSEMARY – MORE THAN REMEMBRANCE
Rosemary was one of my gateways into herbalism. I adore her. We have a beautiful and robust rosemary plant right outside our back door, whom I call Mother Rosemary. She has been there as long as I have lived in this house and I’ve developed a lovely relationship...
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