THE HERB’N LIFESTYLE. HERBS ON THE GO!

The Other Side of Medicine

The Herb’n Lifestyle involves including herbs in various aspectsof daily life for health, wellness, and enjoyment. Join me tonight as I dive into my 50 years of experience using herbs for preparing delicious food, healing agents with miraculous properties or heavenly scents in aromatherapy.

Here's a brief overview of the Herb’n Lifestyle!

1. Herbal Medicine: Using herbs formedicinal purposes, either in the form of teas, tinctures, capsules, essentialoils or topical applications. This can involve traditional herbal remedies ormodern herbal medicine practices based on solid research.

2. Herbal Nutrition: Incorporating herbsinto your diet for their nutritional benefits and flavor. This includes usingfresh or dried herbs in cooking, or creating herbal-infused oils and vinegars.

3. Herbalism: Learning about theproperties and uses of different herbs for health and wellness. This mayinvolve studying herbal medicine systems like Traditional Chinese Medicine orAyurveda, as well as Western herbalism.

4. Herbal Skincare: Using herbs inskincare products or creating your own herbal skincare remedies. Many herbshave beneficial properties for the skin, such as soothing inflammation,balancing oil production, or promoting cell regeneration.

5. Herbal Gardening: Growing your ownherbs for culinary, medicinal, or aromatic purposes. This can be a rewardingway to connect with nature and ensure a fresh supply of herbs for your needs.

6. Herbal Tea Blending: Creating customherbal tea blends tailored to your tastes and wellness goals. This can involveexperimenting with different herbs, flowers, and spices to find combinationsthat suit your particular needs.

7. Herbal Aromatherapy: Using essential oilsextracted from herbs for aromatherapy purposes, such as relaxation, stressrelief, pain management or mood enhancement. This can involve diffusing oils,creating room sprays, or adding oils to bathwater.

8. Herbal Remedies for Home: Using herbs fornatural cleaning, pest control, or first aid around the home. For example,using citrus peels, herbal soaps, cleaning concentrates or other naturalcleaners, as well as making a poultice from herbs for injuries.

9. Herbal Community: Engaging with acommunity of like-minded individuals who share an interest in herbalism. Thiscan involve joining herbalism classes or workshops, participating in onlineforums, or attending herbal conferences and events.

The herbal lifestyle is diverse and can be tailored to individual preferences and needs. Whether you're interested in improving your health, enhancing your cooking, connecting with nature, herbs can play a role in enriching your daily life.