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Today's Blog Carnival--Herbs for Healing
For today’s blog carnival on Natural Cures, Hartkeisonline.com blog reviews and rates our favorite herbs for healing websites.
- Health 911 My favorite folk remedy site. I have it listed under my Secret Web Weapons on this blog.
- Herb Reference Guide created by Mike Adams, who calls himself the Health Ranger, I guess that makes me the Health Rangerette! My husband likes his other site NaturalNews.com.
- 10 Best Healing Herbs according to Prevention Magazine.
- The Natural Path by Paul Blake who beat his cancer by following Thompsonian Naturopathic Medicine.
- Herbs Guide is a comprehensive directory of herbs and their healing properties.
- Wild Healing Herbs is a site by a school in the mountains of northeast Georgia, which teaches courses about Southern Appalachian medicinal herbs.
- Healing Herbs Database by FutureGarden a green business that sells hydroponics systems and supplies.
- Granny Medicine now that’s a great concept for a website! Our granny’s often used home remedies, because they are traditional wisdom. Here is a site thet seeks to reconnect us with our heritage.
- Ageless is an interesting South African website devoted to anti-aging herbs. Staying young with herbs sounds like a good program to me!
- Herbal Tea Bath Here is one for pure indulgence, a site that sells herbal tea bags for your bath. Oh, yummy! After doing all this internet research, I sure need to get in a soaking tub full of herbs!
See the Hartke is Online! resources page for good sources of herbs and herbal teas.
Now it’s your turn, please submit to the blog carnival your herbal stories, healing, growing, cooking with herbs, anything you like!
Send your entry to kim.hartke at gmail.com
Our first carnival contributor is Local Nourishment, about the wonderful weed, Mullein!
Mean Rooster Soup submits her Herbal First Aid Kit and A Dozen Medicinal Herbs to Grow.
You are next!
Thank you for your amazing work!!
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I found this new Genesis with Resveratrol, Pomagranite, Glutathione, SOD and 15 infused herbs. It has relieved my chronic muscle and joint pain, given me more energy and to sleep better. And it tastes really good. Thanks, Wendy
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I LOVE http://learningherbs.com – he has TWO free courses you get through email. One is about herbs and the others is about creating a medicine cabinet using your grocery store. He has a newsletter as well as a forum which is a WEALTH of info call Herb Mentor (http://herbmentor.com) – it is a paid forum, but the $10 I pay a month is TOTALLY worth it! I have learned SO MUCH! There is an herb of the month, teleconferences, videos (TONS of videos) and audio files (all of which can be downloaded to you iPod!), as well as a forum where you can ask questions and share your knowledge.
Thanks for the interesting links. I’m going to enjoy going through them. I’ve also found an interesting site http://www.thebotanicalsource.com which has South Africa herbs, tinctures, and seeds. Take care.
Please don’t forget “Wild Dagga”….been used for centuries by various desert tribes and as a base for many Asian medicines. Thanks for the site….great mass of info for all to easily understand. Thanks also for using the plugin…need more people to use them.
Just my $0.02
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Thank you for a REAL health site. With raw milk and butter!
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Thanks for posting links to my articles!
I have another one: Make Your Own Herbal Tinctures – http://www.meanroostersoup.com/2011/01/make-your-own-herbal-tinctures/ that people might also enjoy reading.
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