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Use This Flower To Calm Your Nerves
Many people are not aware that magnolia flowers are neurotropic, meaning they target the nervous system. They contain powerful compounds that help calm the nervous system and fight depression. Magnolia flowers have been used for centuries in Traditional Chinese...
[VIDEO] An Often Forgotten Healing Attribute of Magnolia…
Botanical Name: Western – Magnoliaceae acuminata, M. virginiana, M. grandiflora. Eastern – M. officinalis, M. liliiflora, M. denudata.Check out WRI's Herb Health Session all about Magnolia Flower (Hou Po Hua, Xin Yi). Want access to ALL of WRI's Herb Health Sessions,...
Mild Euphoric States
Medicinally, Lion’s tail has been used to treat colds, fevers, tuberculosis, jaundice, high blood pressure, diabetes, and snake bites. South Africans, where the plant is native, also use the fresh juice of the stem as an infusion to purify the blood. The dried leaves...
[VIDEO] Don’t Confuse Lion’s Tail with…
Botanical Name: Leonotis leonurusLion’s tail is known for its medicinal and mild psychoactive properties. It has traditionally been used to treat tuberculosis, jaundice, high blood pressure, diabetes, and as a compress to treat snake bites. South Africans, where the...
The Heart Loves Chocolate!
There’s a reason chocolate is associated with Valentine’s Day (or rather Valentine’s Day is associated with chocolate!) Chocolate is made of cacao, and raw cacao is known for its bitter flavor. In Traditional Chinese Medicine bitter is the flavor associated with the...
[VIDEO] A Short History of Cacao
Botanical Name: Theobroma cacaoCacao is best known for its lovely flavor and for being a superfood. Highly nutritious it contains a wide variety of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, polyphenols, flavonoids, and flavanols. Collectively these nutrients support heart and...
