Herb of the Day: Ground Ivy
…I take the picture and find it in various databases. The rest of the plants I may recognize by sight, but am not familiar with the medicinal uses. Ground Ivy…
…I take the picture and find it in various databases. The rest of the plants I may recognize by sight, but am not familiar with the medicinal uses. Ground Ivy…
…A study using a blend of Rose (Rose otto) and Lavender (Lavandula angustifolio) essential oil for the prevention of anxiety and depression in high-risk postpartum women yielded positive results. At…
(NaturalPath) According to a study out of Algeria, the essential oil rose geranium will be able to be used as the source to create new and safe anti-inflammatory drugs. The…
…going to create a happier society? In the next blog, I will review the second study and provide a more integrative viewpoint on assessing and addressing the many factors involved…
KASHAN, Iran – Using extracts of Damask rose is proving beneficial to cardiac patients who are having problems sleeping, according to a study. The research, published online in May, 2014,…
…in person and can be worn for a variety of occasions, from everyday to weddings or special events! Genuine Rose Quartz and Crystal Quartz Bracelet $15.00 Hand-beaded, rose quartz and…
…greatly improve indoor air quality. Several species have been shown to filter harmful chemicals like benzene, formaldehyde, trichloroethylene, xylene, and toluene. These include the snake plant,5 spider plant,5 English ivy,6…
…bottle. Yuck! Lastly, this herb looks a little bit like another plant I’ll be writing about, Ground ivy. Notice that the leaves for the mallow look like they have been…
…And its biggest treatment is poison ivy. Either the stem can be broken and the juice applied to the area, or the leaves can be chewed to make a poultice…
We breathe a lot of air every day. We breathe in oxygen and other gasses and exhale carbon dioxide. Fortunately, plants absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen as part of…