Tag: herbal remedies
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My To Read List
This list is endless, but in regards to the world of plants I have a few key books on the “To Read” list at the moment: Do you have any favourites you’d recommend?
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Solomon’s Seal: The King of Herbs for Connective Tissue Problems
Solomon’s Seal (Polygonatum spp.) is a plant native to the Americas that most people just plant as an ornamental in their garden is by far one of my favorite medicinal herbs. Its unique, bone-shaped roots strengthen bones, marrow, and especially tendons. Note: I am an Herbalist, not a doctor. This post is not intended as…
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Yarrow: The Woundwort of Warriors, Witches, and Wandering Souls
Yarrow is a resilient, multi-faceted plant bridging the physical and spiritual realms. Historically revered by warriors for wound healing, it also holds deep significance in divination, folklore, and ritual. From its medicinal properties to its role in magic and astral travel, yarrow remains a timeless symbol of protection and wisdom. Yarrow: The Woundwort of Warriors,…
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[Advanced Apocalypse Survival Handbook] Natural Medicine & Herbal Remedies — “Building a Backyard Apothecary”
This guide focuses on growing, identifying, and utilizing medicinal plants for health and survival in challenging conditions. It highlights essential herbs, preparation methods, safety rules, and community roles. Emphasizing herbal medicine’s importance for self-reliance, it also discusses the barter value of remedies and offers a low-budget starter toolkit. [Advanced Apocalypse Survival Handbook] Natural Medicine &…
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Herbs For Sleep!
I may be stalking The Minimalist Herbalist’s Substack page at the mo… They’ve got some really interesting reads, to be fair! This week I’m particularly interested in their post on herbs for sleep. I find I’m always tired and it never really goes away; I’m sluggish, with a lot of brain fog. If I drink…
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A Guide To Rose Water
https://substack.com/@technologiee/note/c-259011994?r=wmuan WordPress isn’t letting me embed this link for some reason, but ah well. I was scrolling through Substack and spotted this post on The Minimalist Herbalist’s page. They’ve got some interesting stuff – especially a lot on tea – but this post particularly caught my eye. My roses are near ready for picking so…
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Things To Forage In June
There are several key plants to look out for in the gorgeous June sun: I do love elderflowers, and try to make elderflower cordial whenever I can. It’s delicious, light, and makes a lovely refreshing drink without all the unknown additives you get in squash drinks! See my recipe below: Elderflower Cordial Many also make…
