Lyme disease is an unsolved medical mystery that affects about 300,000 people, with approximately 30,000 new cases every year. Unfortunately, Lyme disease is often misdiagnosed and goes untreated, though what we do know, is how it makes those who … Read More...
Growing Microgreens is fun, low cost, and something amazing to do for a healthy treat! Microgreens are vegetables or herbs that are harvested prior to maturity. This is typically 7-14 days after germination. They can be eaten as a snack, … Read More...
Beets are a sweet, colorful garden vegetable that are easy to grow and packed full of many health benefits. If you are experiencing any of the health issues below, beets may be a great vegetable to add to your diet. … Read More...
Tickborne illnesses can be painful, exhausting, and debilitating. Are you suspicious that a tickborne illness may be affecting you or a loved one? Read our previous blog on signs and prevention.
Natural Remedies and Supplements used with Lyme and Other … Read More...
What is Lyme disease?
Lyme disease is caused by Borrelia Burgdorferi, a bacteria transmitted by deer ticks (also known as black-legged ticks) that carry the Borrelia bacteria. Deer ticks, as well as other ticks, can also spread infections such as … Read More...
Black Seed Oil comes from the black cumin seed which originated in Africa, the Mediterranean, and SW Asia. It is used as a spice in both food and beverages, and is also used … Read More...
Berberine is an alkaloid that originated from China and India. It is found in certain plants such as European barberry, Oregon grape, phellodendron, goldenseal, Chinese goldenthread, and tree turmeric.
Benefits of Berberine are some of the … Read More...
Looking for a healthier diet? If you are, chances are you’ve heard the words Keto, Paleo, and Whole30. But what exactly are these diets? What are the benefits of each? And how are they different?… Read More...
With so many different natural remedies out there, and with so many different uses that each one has, it can be challenging (and stressful) figuring out which are the best to have on hand. Once you have a solid base … Read More...
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