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Tag: natural-remedies

  • Chamomile

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    It’s More Than a Cup of Tea Chamomile has been treasured for centuries as one of the world’s most beloved calming herbs. Known scientifically as Matricaria chamomilla, this cheerful member of the daisy family (Asteraceae) has been used in kitchens, herbal medicine cabinets, and gardens for generations. While most people recognize chamomile as a relaxing…

  • St. John’s Wort

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    It’s more than a wildflower For centuries, Saint John’s Wort has been valued for its powerful effects on emotional and physical well-being. Known scientifically as Hypericum perforatum, this bright yellow flowering plant belongs to the Hypericaceae family. Often found growing in sunny fields and along roadsides, it has earned a reputation as one of nature’s…

  • Tinctures & Infused Oils

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    I try to use as many of the herbs on the property as possible. Often, this can look like making tinctures and infused oils. Tinctures are shelf-stable herbal preparations that I make using alcohol. Infused oils are exactly what they sound like, I soak herbs in oil, typically olive oil but you can also use…