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Garden of Healing is a conscious wellness brand and online lifestyle magazine. Our editorial features the best of natural, holistic, and integrative medicine and topics in holistic nutrition.
Vitamins & Supplements, Botanicals & Herbs, Homeopathic Remedies, and Essential Oils. Doctor & Wellness Practitioner listings network spotlights natural and holistic medicine.
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Lavender Essential Oil Will Relax You and Offer a Good Night's Rest
Millions of olfactory receptors ping when you smell Lavender. This instantly sets off a chain reaction in the brain that lowers blood pressure and calms your nerves allowing for better sleep.
Culinary History: The Etymology of Garden Rocket, Rocket Salad, and Arugula
Arugula leads in quiet superiority as the best-tasting, most versatile, and most effortless to prepare of the common greens. In a nutshell - it makes things delicious.
Featured Holistic Doctor
Mary Simon is a Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine
Dr. Simon is equipped with a "toolbox" of healing modalities: Homeopathy, botanicals, nutrients, essential oils, nutrition, and supplement brands. Her focus is on the determinants of health - nutrition, hydration, gut health, sleep, and stress - to build a strong foundation for health to emerge.
Find her at Thrive Holistic Medicine, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Featured Professionals
Dr. Kristen Lindgren, Functional Medicine
Dr. Kristen Lindgren, MD, ABAARM, FAARFM, specializes in treating hormone imbalances, thyroid disorders, adrenal dysfunction, fatigue and pain syndromes, weight loss, and autoimmunity.
Dr. Sean C. Duffy, D.C., Chiropractor
Dr. Sean Duffy, D.C. performs a variety of chiropractic adjustment procedures. He provides management of neuromuscular conditions like back pain, neck pain, sciatica, and muscular pain. He offers clinical examinations and x-rays for diagnosis.
Megan Bartelt L.Ac., MSOM, Dipl. Ac.
Megan Bartelt's specialization, education, and experience deals with Women's Health, fertility, and issues relating to pregnancy. She also treats auto-immune disorders, addiction, stress, anxiety and depression, and neurodegenerative disorders.
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Real science from real food
Cerebelly unites neuroscience, nutrition, and organic, farm-fresh food to give your baby the very best from the very start!
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Recent Articles ~ Food as Medicine
Food is Morally Neutral: Disordered Eating & Intuitive Eating
When we intentionally or unintentionally categorize food as "good" or "bad," we assign moral value to it. No single food holds superior nutritional or moral value over another.
Elecampane Root works quickly on Chronic Congestion in the Cold of Winter
Elecampane root has a sharp and cooling aromatic scent sure to assault the nose. It is taken for its antiviral activity, bolstering the body against germs and inflammation.
Cactus Pear is used in Traditional Medicine to Combat Diabetes
The cactus plant contains bioactive molecules known for their health-related properties. Nutritionally rich prickly pears correlate to a reduced risk of diseases associated with diabetes, cancer, and even neurodegenerative diseases.
Grow Fresh Veggies Year-Round in Your House with OGarden Smart
Enjoy homegrown produce whenever you need it - sustainable indoor gardening at its finest from the comfort of your home.
Featured Recipes
Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Honey Glaze
This tasty, heart-healthy dish will delight your tastebuds. Roasted Brussels sprouts paired with red grapes and honey-balsamic sauce yields unique flavor and tanginess to this dish.
Homemade Applesauce with Elderberry Syrup
Homemade applesauce is delightful, and it tastes even better with Elderberry syrup. This simple recipe is a way to incorporate elderberries into everyday foods.
Red Rice Bowl with Fennel and Root Vegetables (Vegan)
Red rice is nutty and complex, making this a hearty dish served with roasted fennel and root vegetables. Use any root vegetable found in your refrigerator crisper.