In my journey with Lyme disease, I’ve discovered a ton of natural ways to treat Lyme, including by using herbs for Lyme disease! Herbs are a fantastic tool for wellness and recovery. They support the body’s natural processes instead of covering over symptoms, as many over-the-counter drugs do. They’re also gentle and generally can be used by anyone, even us
Echinacea is an herbaceous flowering plant that is more commonly known as the Coneflower. It’s a pretty plant to add to any landscape, but it’s far more useful than just being aesthetically pleasing! An echinacea tincture can be a gamechanger for colds and cases of flu- read on to find out how to make your own! This website contains affiliate
I used to loooove store-bought almond milk. So when I found out I had Lyme disease and was put on a diet that excluded cow milk I thought, hey, store-bought almond milk is great instead! Right? But soon I found out that store-bought nut milk is packed full of all sorts of nasties. It’s hardly made of almonds at all! The
There are lots of natural alternatives to coffee, but this one (the best one, IMO) is a delicious coffee substitute made from healthy and energizing root plants- you won’t miss the lack of coffee-ness! Root coffee is a natural coffee substitute that you can use to help get your sleep, energy, and even digestion back on track. It’s a delicious
Homemade applesauce is one of my favorite parts of fall. I love how it makes your whole house smell incredible while it’s cooking, and the health benefits are miraculous. Cozying up with a warm mug of homemade applesauce is something you don’t want to miss. Read on to find out how and why you should try making this homemade applesauce
Ahhh, fall. It’s a magical time of year. The air gets crisp, cute scarves and boots come back into vogue, and that rare, magical creature, the pumpkin spice latte, makes its first appearance. Pumpkin spice latte lovers of the world, rejoice! It smells so good you just want to rub your face in it! Oh wait, now you can? I
Summer is here, the sun is out, and our skin turns cherry-red as we bask in the first burn of the season. Yowch. Hindsight is 20/20, but what do you do for quick relief when you get a sunburn? And what do you do to keep your skin healthy as it heals? Read on for some easy-to-make, natural sunburn remedies.
Did you know that falling asleep quickly, sleeping well, and waking up feeling rested are things you can work on all day long to see immediate improvements? And nope, I’m not gonna sell you some miracle pill. You don’t need alcohol, drugs, or sleep aids to get better sleep. And even those don’t help you get better sleep- it might
Want to save money, rescue your skin from hundreds of toxins, and get dolled up? Well, look no further than this create-your-own DIY makeup routine with these natural makeup recipes! Admittedly, I’m super lazy when it comes to makeup. It was actually a huge step forward in my self-confidence to be able to leave the house without makeup. (Once in
Are they a weed or a flower? Or maybe a really really amazing herb? If you have a yard overrun with springtime dandelions, never fear! They aren’t a pest to eliminate, but a gift to use and benefit from! History of the dandelion The name dandelion comes from the English butchering “dent de lion” which means “lion’s tooth” in French,