If you are craving a flavorful, warm, and cozy cup of tea, you can never go wrong with some freshly brewed chai. Chai spices are often associated with the colder months of the year, making this the perfect time to enjoy a steaming cup, but the drink is popular all year round. However, this tea is more than meets the eye. You may know chai is delicious, but what you may not know is how many health benefits come along with it!
Hormonal Changease is a well-loved formula in the Christopher line and was created to support the natural balance of hormones for individuals of all ages and genders. This formula features a synergistic blend of whole herbs to help the body effectively accept and utilize the necessary nutrients for natural hormone production.
Many of you may have noticed that Hormonal Changease has been hard to come by in recent months. This is because the Christopher family and Wholistic Botanicals, the products' manufacturer, have been working together to reformulate this popular blend! At last, the product is ready to go back on the shelves and assist you in your efforts to promote optimal hormone function and achieve overall health.
If you've dipped your toes into the world of natural health, you've no doubt seen a widely trending term, "adaptogenic," used to describe a variety of products, supplements, herbs, and mushrooms. What many of these advertisements fail to do is explain what an adaptogen truly is, and the effects they have on your body. Further, some companies claim their product is adaptogenic, when in reality, they are using ingredients that have not been researched enough to definitively qualify as adaptogens. All of this can be confusing, but that's where today's post comes in: Read on to learn about adaptogens, their history, their uses, and how to separate the trend from the truth.
Whether you’re new to herbal medicine or have studied it for years, the number of choices in herbal supplements can at times be overwhelming. Some...
Welcome to the wonderful world of herbs! Herbs have been used for centuries for their culinary, medicinal, and aromatic properties, and have a long tradition of supporting health and well-being.
Getting headaches? Having trouble falling asleep? Feeling nauseous or getting cramps? Chances are, you may need more magnesium
Lion’s mane mushroom is claimed to have been used by Buddist monks for thousands of years to enhance their focus and practice during meditation. It’s also said to have been a common ingredient in traditional Chinese medicine, added to tonics to increase longevity, overall wellness, and brain power. Lion’s Mane doesn’t look like your typical mushroom. It doesn’t have a stalk or cap. Instead, Lion’s mane is white with a shaggy texture. It has long hair like tendrils that hang down creating a look similar to, you might have guessed it, a lion’s mane.
Ever stood in the middle of the health food store, looked at the rows and rows of medicines and supplements, and wondered which one to choose? You’re not alone. It can be very confusing. There’s herbs in pill form and herbs in liquid form. How do you decide which one to buy?
Have you ever heard of the benefits of chlorophyll? This green super nutrient has gotten a lot of hype recently result...
