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Is There A Difference Between Types of Pepper?
There is black pepper, green pepper, white pepper and even pink peppercorns. What’s the difference? Black pepper is only half-mature, about to turn red (ripe) and then dried into peppercorns Green pepper is from the same unripe berries White peppercorns are entirely...
[VIDEO] What the Compound Piperine, in Black Pepper, Can Do For You
Black pepper is a commonly used spice all over the world. But it is also a medicine. The compound piperine is the active compound in pepper. Find out more about what this compound and the spice black pepper can do for you medicinally from a Western and TCM...
[VIDEO] Can Pennyroyal Be Used Safely?
Pennyroyal can be a highly toxic herb. Used correctly it is an important medicine. Find out how pennyroyal is used by healthcare practitioners from a Western and Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective.Check out my Herb Health Session all about Pennyroyal (Bo He...
American or European Pennyroyal?
There are two types of pennyroyal: European: Mentha pulegium American: Hedeoma pulegioides The American variety is sometimes called false pennyroyal. Both plants can be used interchangeably. While the leaves and extracts made from the leaves are considered to be safe,...
[VIDEO] What is so special about cassia siamea?
Cassia siamea, aka Senna siamea or Cassod Tree, is often used in Thai cooking. What’s so special about this wonderful plant medicinally? Find out more about Cassia siamea from a Western and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) perspective.Check out my Herb Health...
Around the World with Cassia Siamea
Here’s a plant many of you may be more familiar with than you realize! It’s a key ingredient in many Thai curry dishes and is used in many parts of the world as an important medicine. Nutrient dense, Cassia siamea, also called Cassod tree and in Thailand, as Khilek,...