by kristine brown | Aug 10, 2021 | Herbal Roots zine
rootslong, thicknourishing, toning, cleansingslow, steady, takes time.tonic Burdock is quite useful. His roots, also known as Gobo, are used as a vegetable. Is it any wonder since he contains Calcium, chromium, cobalt, inulin, iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus,...
by kristine brown | Aug 2, 2021 | Herbal Roots zine
The renowned EchinaceaWhen taken right awayStimulates immunityKeeps a cold at bayThis purple daisy flowerHas roots infused with graceSuch antiseptic powerIt’s coming in first place!Native to North AmericaThe Indians used this herbFor snake bites and rabid dogIts...
by kristine brown | Jul 26, 2021 | Herbal Roots zine
Marshmallow, MarshmallowLots of roots, useful rootsSoothes the inflammation,Since the ancient EgyptiansExpectorant, demulcent,Heals wounds, diuretic When you hear “marshmallow” you might possibly be envisioning that white fluffy treat that is often melted over a...
by kristine brown | Jul 19, 2021 | Herbal Roots zine
vibrant nodding heads calming sedating soothing happy relieved peaceful relaxed chamomile I’m sure you’ve heard of Chamomile! Peter Rabbit’s mom gave it to him after he got into Mr. McGregor’s garden, ate too much, and came home with a tummy ache! Chamomile is one...
by kristine brown | Oct 26, 2014 | Herbal Roots zine
Winter brings colder weather which can chill you to the bone. Warming herbs are a great way to beat the chill, keep your internal fire burning and your immune system healthy and fully functioning. Traditional chai recipes are full of warming herbs and spices: black...
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by kristine brown | Jul 5, 2014 | Herbal Roots zine
Many parents who are into herbalism want to naturally teach their kids to become herbal kids. While there are lots of adult resources available, there is not a lot for kids. This week I wanted to answer a question I get all the time: How can I get started in teaching...
