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Why buy expensive formulas when you can use individual herbs to produce the desired effects at a fraction of the cost. You can improve many areas of your life through the correct use of a specific herb or herbal remedy.
You may notice that many herbs have more than one popular use. This is because plant remedies tend to stimulate the whole system as well as having a primary effect on particular area(s). Plants and humans have evolved together over millions of years so it should come as no surprise that plant should have such a potent effect on us.
Using herbs for personal enhancement produces balanced, healthy results. It also helps us to feel we're getting back to Nature, which provides a huge boost in itself!
Many traditional cultures prefer to ingest herbs as a raw powder, which is basically herbs that have been ground. So no other process, such as extraction or evaporation is involved, so you can receive the full benefit of taking the complete herb.
Herbal powders should be fresh as possible, they are cost effective, and they're especially effective for treating many disorders.
For those of us interested in both herbal medicine and self-sufficiency, creating our own herbal health- and body-care products is appealing. After all, it can save money, improve our families’ health and control exactly what goes into our herbal products. But while making homemade herbal teas is easy enough, it can be intimidating to take it to the next level—we want to make sure we’re making safe and effective choices for ourselves and our families.
Fear not! Making useful tinctures, oils and salves with a mixture of herbal powders is easier than you might think and can quickly become part of your natural health repertoire. making basic herbal products, and you’ll be well on your way to becoming your family’s own home herbalist. Note: Always discuss herbal treatments with a qualified medical professional, particularly if using in combination with prescription medicines, if pregnant or nursing, or for children.
