artichoke information
Artichoke is widely used in bitters formulas for poor appetite and weak digestion because of its aromatic and bitter qualities. It is indicated for gallstones because of its bile-moving and cholesterol-lowering properties. It may also be useful ...
Artichoke Leaf has long been recommended by herbalists for the treatment of high cholesterol, as a liver cleansing he...
Digestive stimulants and digestive enzymes can often relieve the problem. Carminatives can help relieve gas pain.
Because anger is an expression of fire, it is generally assumed that cooling liver herbs are most appropriate.
It is imperative to stop taking any liver irritants immediately, including alcohol in any form, spicy foods, and stim...
An herbal treatment program can include oils rich in essential fatty acids and monosaturated fatty acids, liver and b...
artichoke blogs
Spring is just around the corner and it’s almost time to stock up on the bounty of seasonal goodies on sale soon at your local farmers markets.
Here’s a quick refresher on what you should be l...
A spring planting guide while you’re planning what to plant
Gardeners have a big advantage during deep darkness of a northwest winter: We get to pore over garden books and catalogs th...
In Chinese Medicine each season has a flavor associated with it. For Spring the flavors are sour or acidic. Try this season's recipe: Artichoke and Lemon Pasta Salad 1/3 cup extra virgin...
Part of living in today’s environment includes consuming a diet consisting largely of highly processed foods that lacks nutrients inherent to even the healthiest choices. Fiber is a key component c...
You
don't have to have a big garden to grow your own fresh herbs. For those
who live in apartments, don't have a backyard, or only like to garden
small-scale, most herbs can be grown in ceramic ...