A nice cup of thyme tea can help cure a wide variety of ailments because, among its many attributes, fresh thyme has one of the highest antioxidant levels among herbs as well as having powerful antiviral and antibacterial properties. Traditionally, thyme is also...

Originating in Persia, English walnuts were brought to Europe by the Romans. English walnuts grow from Greece to Persia, and all along the Hindu-Kush to the Himalayas. There are two types of commonly used walnut trees, The black walnut (J. nigra) and the English...

Calendula (Calendula officinalis) is often commonly called pot marigold or English marigold. The name refers to about 20 species of edible flowers from the daisy family. Only the common deep orange-flowered variety of calendula is considered to have medicinal value....

Osmanthus has been used for thousands of years as a culinary and medicinal herb. In the olive family, it is a shrub or tree that can grow to be 35 feet tall and flowers with a lovely peach or apricot scent. It is often used to help promote healthy vibrant skin, lower...

Parsley is one of the world’s great culinary herbs. But it is also a medicine. Here Are 4 Things To Know About Parsley: Parsley contains 154% of your daily recommended amount of vitamin K, an essential vitamin that supports bone health, skin, and heart health. Parsley...

Olives and olive oil are famous for being nutritious and heart and immune supporting. The leaves are also highly important as a medicine. Here are 3 facts to know about these powerful healing fruit (olive), oil, and leaves: Recent research suggests that olive leaves...