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Camellia sinensis – Herb of the Month

June 7, 2021 The Herb Society of America

beverage, camellia, Camellia sinensis, China, Chinese tea, Herb of the Month, Herbs, History, India, India tea, tea

By Maryann Readal The tea plant contains over 500 compounds that contribute to its flavor and health benefits. Green tea’s...

8 Matcha Benefits That Will Make You a Tea Drinker

8 Matcha Benefits That Will Make You a Tea Drinker

May 14, 2021 Jackie Newgent

coffee, Healthy Eating, Matcha, tea

If you’ve recently scrolled through TikTok or Instagram, you’ve likely seen a green “cloud” latte or a whipped Dalgona latte....

Is Olive Leaf Tea The New Matcha? Everything You Need to Know

Is Olive Leaf Tea The New Matcha? Everything You Need to Know

March 31, 2021 Amy Gorin

Healthy Eating, olive oil, tea

Step aside, matcha. There’s a new drink in town: olive leaf tea.The tea is making a splash, but while it...

Nettle Leaf Nursing Tea with Oatstraw and Alfalfa

Nettle Leaf Nursing Tea with Oatstraw and Alfalfa

December 22, 2020 Angela Justis

Alfalfa, anise, beverages, breastfeeding, DIY, Herbal Recipes To Try, herbal tea, herbal teas, lactation tea, masrhmallow, nettle, nursing, nursing tea, oatstraw, tea

Nursing tea, sometimes referred to as lactation tea, is an herbal tea blend thought to promote milk supply in nursing...

Mom’s Raspberry Leaf Tea with Lady’s Mantle and Mint

Mom’s Raspberry Leaf Tea with Lady’s Mantle and Mint

December 10, 2020 Angela Justis

DIY, Herbal Recipes To Try, herbal tea, herbal teas, lady's mantle, maternity, Mint, Pregnancy, raspberry leaf, Rose, tea, women's tea

Raspberry (Rubus spp.) leaf mixed with members of the rose and mint families come together in this new mother’s tea...

French Apple Cinnamon Tea

French Apple Cinnamon Tea

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Not Just for Teatime: The Herbal Significance of Camellias

By Matt Millage It never ceases to amaze me how much tea is consumed daily. An estimated 2.16 billion cups...

Don’t Throw That Away!

August 31, 2020 The Herb Society of America

beverage, citrus, Crafts, culinary, food, Herb, Herbs, History, medicinal, research, seasonal, tea

By Angela Magnan A former roommate once picked on me because I saved the crumbs from the bottom of cracker,...

Bergamot Orange – March Herb of the Month

May 7, 2020 The Herb Society of America

Aromatherapy, beauty products, culinary, fragrance, Herb, Herb of the Month, Herb Society of America, Herbs, medicine, perfume, tea

By Maryann Readal What do Earl Gray tea, the confection Turkish Delight, the liqueur Bergamia, eau de cologne, and some...

Can Certain Teas Help You Lose Weight?

January 22, 2020 Jessica Migala

tea, Weight loss

Certian teas can help with weight loss Pouring hot water over tea leaves and allowing it to steep for a...

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The use of plants for healing purposes predates recorded history and forms the origin of much of modern medicine. Many conventional drugs originate from plant sources: a century ago, most of the few effective drugs were plant-based. Examples include aspirin (from willow bark), dioxin (from foxglove), quinine (from cinchona bark), and morphine (from the opium poppy). The development of drugs from plants continues, with drug companies engaged in large-scale pharmacologic screening of herbs.

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