Gut health seems to be a popular topic these days, which indicates that it’s also a common problem. And many people are seeking answers on how to improve their digestive system’s overall health. A healthy balance of microorganisms living in…
An increasing number of people around the world are switching to herbs and other natural remedies to manage their health. With this newfound global enthusiasm for natural remedies, we’ve seen them featured in movies and other popular media. Here are…
There are many different species of Agrimony, but the one grown and used most often for its health benefits is Agrimonia eupatoria or common agrimony. These plants bloom from June to September and both the leaves and flowers have been…
Disclaimer: This article is for information purposes only. It is not intended for diagnosis or to replace professional medical advice. Herbal medicines can produce adverse effects and are not suitable for all people. With the Center for Disease Control estimating…
Growing your own medicinal herbs does not require copious amounts of space. In fact, many of the most frequently grown natural remedies can be grown indoors year-round no matter where you live. Cultivating your own medicinal herbs enhances your survival…
High cholesterol and high blood pressure are damaging to your heart and arteries, and if you are affected by the silent health conditions, you're more at risk for health issues such as heart attack and stroke. While many physicians will…
Basil is a wonderful herb that can be a great accompaniment to your garden. Unfortunately, it doesn't survive the first frost of the season, and you might find yourself needing it throughout the year. The good news is that basil…
Both Poison Ivy (Toxicodendron radicans) and Poison Hemlock (Conium maculatum) are considered dangerous to humans, especially children. Therefore, it’s recommended to remove the poisonous pair. Of course, this is much easier said than done. So, as Sun Tzu said: “Know…
Luffa, also known as loofah, is best known as a kind of sponge. However, unlike true sponges, luffa does not come from the sea. They are a type of plant in the species Cucurbitaceae, the same family as cucumbers, squashes,…
You’ve probably heard of companion planting, but what about the opposite? Which herbs should be kept separated from each other, never to meet? You might be surprised to learn that some herbs just don’t get along at all and should…