Erin LaFaive shares some top advice she wishes she’d received when learning herbalism. This advice is a must learn for those starting herbalism or in the depths of herbal programs.
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I started with hiding in the trees and bushes as a child. In high school I sold vitamins and herbs with Nature’s Sunshine, Amway and went through the trainings for them. Over the years I have been exposed to Iridology, kinesiology, and yoga meditation and exercise, and have been cooking with different spices and what they can do for you. My husband became sick and I studied ways to help him heal. Now I am enjoying growing my own herbs and using essential oils for personal care and home cleaning products. I have enjoyed researching healthy homes, self sufficiency, permaculture and food forests.
Those teas sound great. I haven’t had coffee in years, but I always loved the taste and especially the smell. I’ve heard of different options to coffee, some of them being with mushrooms. That sounds like another tasty flavor. Thank you Erin. My Apothecary is getting bigger and I’m sitting here planning my garden while watching this video. Thank you for all that you have taught me. Since my yard is cleared out, now I can plan for something temporary until I’m in my own home. I have some of those fabric planters with the chute on the side for roots, potatoes, legumes.( I want to see if growing peanuts is possible. Haha) Blessings.