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How to Increase Appetite With Herbs, Diet, and Lifestyle

Herbs known as aperitifs have been used for centuries to awaken the digestive system and encourage hunger. Here are a few effective options: Gentian Root (Gentiana lutea)A bitter herb that stimulates digestive enzymes and bile. Best taken 15–30 minutes before meals as a tincture or tea. Dandelion Root (Taraxacum officinale)Another bitter that supports liver health and gently boosts appetite. Also helps with sluggish digestion. Angelica Root (Angelica archangelica)Traditionally used to stimulate digestion and warm the gut. It has a slightly sweet, aromatic bitterness. Fennel Seeds (Foeniculum vulgare)Carminative and gently stimulating, fennel is great as a tea or chewed after meals to reduce bloating and subtly spark hunger. Cardamom & GingerWarming and aromatic, these kitchen staples can enhance circulation to the...

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🌿 Best Summer Herbs to Keep You Cool, Hydrated, and Energized

Summer heat can leave you feeling drained, dehydrated, and sluggish—but nature offers powerful herbal allies to help you thrive through the season. Whether you're looking to cool down, improve digestion, support your skin, or boost your energy, these herbs are perfect for bringing balance and vitality during the warmest months of the year.

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Materia Medica// Chamomile

Chamomile: Nature’s Golden Remedy for Health and Wellness Chamomile, often called “nature’s wonder flower,” has been cherished for centuries for its calming and healing properties. With its daisy-like appearance and soothing floral aroma, chamomile continues to be a staple in teas, skincare products, and herbal remedies. Origins and Varieties Chamomile belongs to the Asteraceae family and comes in two primary types: German Chamomile (Matricaria recutita): Widely used in herbal remedies for its potent medicinal properties. Roman Chamomile (Chamaemelum nobile): Known for its stronger fragrance and slightly milder medicinal benefits. Health Benefits of Chamomile Promotes Better Sleep: Chamomile’s natural sedative effects make it a popular remedy for insomnia and restless nights. Relieves Anxiety and Stress: Drinking chamomile tea can help reduce...

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Winter Wisdom from an Appalachian Folk Herbalist

Winter invites you to slow down, care for your body, and nurture your soul. Embrace this season as a time to rest, dream, and reconnect with your inner warmth. If you are looking to grab a winter warming latte that just needs water (or milk), check out our Golden Immunity or Chill Chai. 

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