Herbs Q thru Z

A branch with three green leaves against a cloudy sky. Slippery elm

Slippery Elm: Remedy for Sore Throat, Digestion, and More

Slippery elm, derived from the inner bark of the Ulmus ...

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A Senna plant with yellow flowers and green leaves

Senna: Improve Your Constipation & Digestive Health Now!

Cassia Acutifolia Senna is a member of the pea family ...

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A bunch of red berries on a branch with green leaves

Sarsaparilla: Antioxidants, Anti-Inflammatory, And More

Smilax ornata Sarsaparilla has been used for centuries by the ...

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Saint John’s Wort: An Effective Remedy for Depression

Saint John’s Wort, scientifically known as Hypericum perforatum, is a ...

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A photo of a rosemary plant with green leaves and blue flowers.

Rosemary: The Love Herb with Culinary and Medicinal Uses

Rosemary, scientifically known as Rosmarinus officinalis, is a fragrant herb ...

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A close-up photo of a bunch of red and green rhubarb stalks.

Rhubarb: A Sour Vegetable with Sweet Benefits

A.K.A. Chinese Rhubarb, Da Huang, Turkey Rhubarb Originating from northwest ...

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A close-up photo of three red raspberries on a dark grey background.

Red Raspberry: A Nutritional Powerhouse for Health

Red raspberries are more than just a tasty snack; they’re ...

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A red clover flower with green leaves on a black background.

Red Clover: A Natural Solution for Hormonal Balance

Red clover has a rich history spanning at least 400 ...

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Three green heart-shaped leaves on thin stems

Wild Yam: The Vine That Can Treat Arthritis and Diabetes!

Dioscorea Villosa Wild Yam has a long history of usage ...

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Several trays of wheatgrass on a metal rack

Wheatgrass: The Green Powerhouse That Will Power You!

Triticum aestivum One of the Superfoods that, when used with a cleansing ...

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