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Through various types of detoxification, we can allow the body to heal itself, thus bringing it to a purer, healthier, and more vibrant place.

Lemon Balm, also known as Melissa officinalis, grows well in shade. It is a hardy perennial that can be used to make a calming tea or to add lemon flavor to desserts.

Here is an article describing and explaining the importance of cleaning out your colon.

Red Raspberry Leaf has a traditional role as a women's herb, due to specific properties regarding it's importance for female reproductive health.

Making your own herbal infusions from wild herbs is easy and fun. Even some plants that are commonly treated as pesky weeds can make delicious tea!

With literally hundreds of choices, tea can be intimidating and overwhelming, but once acclimated to the basic differences between teas a new world to explore is opened.

Growing herbs for tea is easy, fun and healthy. Home prepared herbal teas are a healthy alternative to caffeinated coffees and teas. They are fresher and better quality

As the second most common infectious disease in America, many people are seeking out home remedies to reverse periodontal disease.

Many perennial herbs and plants are known for being useful in homemade teas, giving gardeners the chance to enjoy plants and money-saving drink too!