Dark and Stormy Mushroom Bitters Recipe
Posted on24 Mar 2020
There are plenty of ways that mushrooms can be used to support digestive health and vitality. One such way is through their... Read More
Safety Discussion: Elderberry and Immune Stimulation Concerns
Posted on19 Mar 2020
There has been a great deal of discussion here and elsewhere on whether or not elderberry should be used during the current... Read More
5 Essential Mushrooms for Your Home Apothecary
Posted on17 Mar 2020
Mushrooms: they are as fascinating as they are mysterious. It seems as soon as you dive into the world of mycology, there... Read More
Herbal Terminology: Actions, Categories, Energetics, Flavors, and Properties—Oh, My!
Posted on13 Mar 2020
The study of herbalism isn’t for the lazy! There are a plethora of plants to learn about, not to mention herbal history,... Read More
Milk Thistle: A Spring Herb Your Liver Will Love
Posted on11 Mar 2020
A number of herbal allies are especially well-suited for spring, such as alterative, bitter, and hepatic herbs. These categories of herbs are... Read More
5 Tips to Help Ward Off and Manage a Viral Illness With Herbs
Posted on07 Feb 2020
Post Updated 3/18/2020 When viral illnesses are running rampant, here are 5 tips to help you ward off and manage viral illness... Read More
An Irresistible Herbal Aphrodisiac Recipe for Valentine’s Day: Cleopatra’s Love Bites
Posted on31 Jan 2020
With Valentine’s Day quickly approaching, you may be scrolling page after page on Pinterest for date night dinner menus, gift ideas for... Read More
Herbal Support for Wildfire Crisis
Posted on27 Jan 2020
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Our hearts are saddened by the great pain and loss caused by the wildfires that have caused fatalities, wide-spread destruction of property... Read More
Ask An Herbalist: Herbal Tonics 101
Posted on22 Jan 2020
Herbal tonics, while seemingly simple on the surface, are a more nuanced topic than just “herbs for what ails you!”. In this... Read More
How to Ring in the New Year with Herbs
Posted on31 Dec 2019
Happy New Year! As we say goodbye to another decade, many of us have our eyes lifted toward the future with dreams... Read More
7 Gifts Ideas For The Herbalist Who Is Just Getting Started
Posted on12 Nov 2019
The holidays will be here before you know it, and soon you’ll be looking for the perfect gifts for friends and family.... Read More
3 New Goods Shop Products You’re Going To Love
Posted on05 Nov 2019
We are always busily creating new offerings behind the scenes here at the Herbal Academy, and today, we are so excited to... Read More
How To Use Herbs to Care for Pets
Posted on10 Oct 2019
Our pets, whether they’re domestic animals like cats and dogs, farm animals such as horses and chickens, or our reptile friends like... Read More
Video: DIY Cough-Ease Cough Drops for Dry, Scratchy Throats
Posted on04 Oct 2019
During the cooler months of the year, herbs have plenty of opportunity to shine and be of benefit to us, particularly during... Read More
DIY Ginger Juice Tea: A Potent Antiviral
Posted on01 Oct 2019
Have you ever heard of ginger juice? If not, listen up because we want to tell you about an herb that we... Read More
DIY Fever-Cooling Tea for Uncomfortably Hot Bodies
Posted on26 Sep 2019
When cold and flu season arrives, herbs can help to support the body in a number of ways. One way herbs offer... Read More
DIY Garlic Honey for Cold & Flu Season Preparation
Posted on21 Sep 2019
We all know cold and flu season is coming when the temperature begins to steadily decrease and we start to hear sniffly... Read More
An Aromatherapy Guide for Infants to Elders
Posted on09 Sep 2019
Aromatherapy is a topic that is easily romanticized and often lends itself to fluffy writing and dreamy concepts, such as “a drop... Read More
Our Favorite Herbs to Help You Get Your Study On (Plus, a DIY Memory Tonic Tea Recipe!)
It’s back to school season, and that means kids and adults are gearing up for another year of learning. Here at the... Read More
A Journey From Herbal Student To Business Owner: Heart Grown Wild
Posted on03 Sep 2019
The chance to guide so many committed and enthusiastic folks closer to their calling is an opportunity we here at the Herbal... Read More
Super Affordable Resources For Learning Herbs
Posted on26 Aug 2019
While there are many free resources one can use for learning about herbs, at some point, you may find that you are... Read More
The Best Places to Purchase Herbs and Supplies World-Wide
Posted on22 Aug 2019
Are you new to herbalism and wondering where to find the herbs you need to get going on your craft? Or perhaps... Read More
4 of the Best Herbs for Pink Eye
Posted on02 Aug 2019
When we think of common childhood ailments, pink eye ranks up there with winter colds and summer abrasions. I think back on... Read More
Free Registration To Our New Making Herbal Preparations 101 Mini Course!
The history of herbs is a fascinating one that goes back thousands of years and spans the globe! While there have certainly... Read More
Video: Rose Helichrysum Skin Serum
Posted on19 Jul 2019
Herbal serums are versatile skin care preparations that can be crafted for a variety of skin types and imbalances. They’re also really... Read More
A DIY Floral Delight Soap Recipe You’ll Love!
The craft of soapmaking is regaining popularity as people become more interested in learning more about traditional skills and homekeeping. While some... Read More
How To Make A Clarifying Facial Toner
Posted on01 Jul 2019
One of the first steps to achieve clear skin begins on the inside of the body by eating a healthy diet and... Read More
Your Favorite Botanical Skin Care Recipes—In Print!
Posted on28 Jun 2019
We all have to make good choices for our lives and our health, and we also want to do the very best... Read More
Video: Mediterranean Garden Lotion Bars
Posted on24 Jun 2019
Like body butters, lotion bars are incredibly quick and easy to make. Not only that, but they are easy to apply to... Read More
A DIY Herbal Electuary To Give Your Next Smoothie A Wellness Boost
Posted on20 Jun 2019
When I first started working with honey, it was merely a logical leap as a mother who happened to be an herb-grower... Read More
