Adrian Vinson, CH
Passiflora incarnata (Passion Flower) is a flowering vine with a long history of medicinal and entheogenic use. Its name is derived from concepts of Christian theology, related to Jesus and his crucifixion. It is well known for its use in conditions of the nervous system, particularly depression, insomnia and anxiety disorders. Passiflora is also indicated for heart palpitations and epilepsy, usually in combination with other herbs.
By Jessica Arconti, CH Used for thousands of years in Chinese medicine, Astragalus membranaceus has only recently gained popularity in America in the past few
by Colleen Keane Brewing your own soda is simple. All it takes is good bacteria, a food source to make them happy, and delicious
In the early 16th century, it is believed that Spanish and Portuguese explorers brought tomato, cayenne and the potato back from the Americas or the
Elderberries contain high levels of vitamins C, B-complex, flavonoids, and other antioxidants. They have a strong antiviral effect and immunomodulating properties, making them great for the common cold and flu.
When used correctly, aromatherapy can be an incredible ally in supporting your horse’s health. Essential oils are effective for both physical and emotional health. Although essential oils can’t replace things like quality nutrition or a healthy living environment, they are potent natural remedies, and a valuable addition for the horse owner’s toolbox.
