It seems that we all want to live longer. We do everything we can to look better…exercise, eating right, even cosmetic surgery to turn back the clock. But what if your “pill” so-to-speak was growing in your garden? Check out these five herbs that can help!

Since the beginning of time, man has turned to nature for its healing and holistic properties. Check out what Ancient Egyptians used for herbal remedies that we are still using to this day!

Herbs have been smoked for centuries in rituals and simply for pleasure. The relaxing pipe of an herbal/tobacco mixture smoked in friendship on occasion has changed to smoking out of addiction and the inability to control the cravings. Smoking changed from relaxing to necessity.

With the warm season is upon us, everyone is eager to get outside planting their garden. But what if you are one of those who are limited for space or don’t have a back yard? The solution is quite simple, have an indoor garden where you can enjoy your herbs year round!

Herbs can be found in any active kitchen. Spaghetti sauce is just tomato sauce without the addition of herbs. A roast is just cooked meat without the flavor of herbs. The culinary uses of herbs will amaze you.

If you are feeling a bit on the stressed side, why not take some time to look at the different herbal solutions? From nerve tonics to sedatives and demulcents, herbs can not only aleviate your symptoms, they can put you back on the right path to health!

This is the season where we start planting our herb gardens. If you are a lover of hummingbirds, then this will be right up your alley. These wonderful little birds aren’t just a welcome addition to our yard for the summer; they also help keep the bug population down.

St. John's Wort - nature's remedy for depression and your alternative to that little blue pill, prozac. Read why this might be a great herb for you!

A companion article to Healing Herbal Teas; a few recipes you may find as useful as I have.

Have you ever wondered what herbs complement each other? Or most importantly, compliment the food you would like to serve for dinner? Here you will find a description of several different foods and what herbs to use with each one.