coffee for your liver health
I talk A LOT about herbal tea. And rightly so, its health benefits are far and wide, it’s easy to prepare and accessible (low cost, easy to find materials, etc.) Preparing and drinking tea always feels like its own medicine, as the ritual of it, the heat warming my body and the comfort it brings are all little pieces that make the whole experience of consuming it magical. BUT, if you’re not a tea drinker or like me you like both tea and coffee. You’re in luck.
herbal support for high cholesterol
Cholesterol isn’t all bad. But high LDL can lead to some serious health risks. In addition to dietary and lifestyle changes, here are a few herbal medicine remedies from a clinical herbalist to help keep your cholesterol in check.
effective holistic skincare
Herbal skincare doesn’t have to be intense, abrasive or hard on your skin to be effective. Let the plants work their magic and your complexion will never look better.
herbs for heart health
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and it has this herbalist thinking of matters of the heart. Learn how a clinical herbal practice (like at rebel + dart) can support the health of your physiological heart and your emotional heart.
about herbal consultations
Learn how herbal medicine offers a supportive yet effective approach to improving your health.
why not all herbs are for every body
Trends…Sometimes you follow them, sometimes they’re just not for you. But what happens when a plant becomes trendy? A few years ago, Maca root had its moment in the sun. Touted as a ‘fertility tonic’ and ‘libido booster’, why wouldn’t everyone want to use Maca powder in their coffee, bone broth or smoothie? Currently, the adaptogen Ashwagandha is having its heyday, but again, is it indicated or safe for everyone?
avena sativa - milky oats
It’s the tail-end of season in Florida and we’re all due for a break after the mad rush of quarter one. Networking, deadlines, events, and OMG the emails! If you’re feeling like you’ve been burning the candle at both ends, milky oats might be your new best friend.
the healing power of baths
Bathing is a self-care practice that is revered across centuries and cultures. In Ayurvedic practices, bathing is recognized as a practice to cleanse the body, and to bring your entire being into balance. Bathing can help maintain harmony between mind, body, spirit, and environment.
bakuchiol - what it is and what it does
Bakuchiol…have you heard of it? This little constituent is derived from the Psoralea corylifolia plant and is getting a lot of buzz lately as it’s purported to be a substitute for topical retinol. The same anti-aging benefits, without the potential for irritating the skin? Sign us up! But, does it live up to the hype?