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After seeing Rising Appalachia the other night, Katja wanted to sing! She sang so much she gave herself a sore throat. So today she’ll tell…
Read MoreKatja shares her thoughts on herbal supports for those who are coping with eating disorders. Herbs can help reduce anxiety, center us in the body,…
Read MoreRyn describes a method you can use to expand your understanding of energetics by comparing ailment profiles and the herbs recommended for them in our…
Read MoreThis week Katja has some thoughts about the number of syllables in neuraminidase and what it means to be a woman in science. Ryn tries…
Read MoreOur first book is here! We’re so excited to present our first book, and appropriately for a first book, it starts at the beginning! Herbal Medicine for…
Read MoreTurmeric is a great herb and an effective anti-inflammatory, but it’s not the be-all end-all it’s sometimes made out to be, usually by folks who…
Read MoreThis week Katja talks about the herbs that defined taco seasoning in her Texas upbringing, and their qualities when as medicinal herbs. Along the way,…
Read MoreNo, that’s not an herbal tea pairing suggestion! This week, Katja sets off on a 100-day experiment with schisandra berries, and Ryn discusses the nuances…
Read MoreThis week Ryn walks you through a short movement sequence he finds helpful when his low back gets tense, and Katja shares (most of) a…
Read MoreThis week Katja shares some allies who’ve helped out with the (several!) kinds of pain which accompany her braces – gentle vulnerary astringents for the…
Read MoreKatja’s daughter Amber is about to turn 15 years old, so this week Katja reflects on her birth experience and offers up some herbs to…
Read MoreWe say it every week: we are not doctors, you are responsible for your own good health. This week, we wanted to expand on that…
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