In 1983, President Ronald Reagan appointed November as National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month. Today, we are still seeking ways to improve how to treat and prevent the disease from developing. Recent studies suggest…
You’ve most likely come across Turkey Tail (Trametes versicolor) if you’ve taken a walk in the woods recently. Ubiquitous in its native forests of North America, Europe, and Asia, Turkey Tail grows…
Where there is nature, there is bound to be medicine. Rainforests, and in particular the Amazon, are really no different. With the lush greenery, humid air, and vivacious fauna, rainforests offer a…
Witches have existed in secret for centuries at this point. Back in the day, witch hunts were the most dangerous predator for an actual practicing witch and any black sheep within the…
Type “how to quit” into Google, and you’ll get some expected auto-fills: “smoking,” “vaping,” even “your job.” These quittable activities have been around for a while, but Google reveals another, newer search…
An iconic symbol of autumn abundance, chrysanthemum flowers are emblematic of the seasonal shift from the warmth of summer to the chill of fall. Celebrated for centuries as an herbal ally, these…
Hematite is an iron-oxide mineral that is beneficial to the root chakra. It is a highly grounding stone that brings equilibrium to the physical body. It can be used to retain information…
Autumn is filled with intrigue and mystery. As the leaves begin their decay into orange splendor, the spirit of The Season of The Witch arrives. Magic reveals itself as we move closer…
Unwrapped candy may be a no-no for trick-or-treating kiddos, but the rules get a little laxer when it’s time for the grown-ups to treat themselves. These chocolate squares, inspired by the Almond…
Where there is water to push and pull, there is always treasure. Erosion is natural magic that softens the edges of sharp, dangerous things and turns them into gifts for wanting hands.…
As you may have noticed by now, the cannabis plant has been gaining a lot of positive attention. This is because many of the plant’s compounds provide an array of potential relief…
Though completely different species– The Artist’s Conk and Red Belted Conk do have some similarities. These polypore, wood-eating, fungi contain medicinal healing properties that have been used traditionally for centuries. Spanning across…
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