cardamom Archives – The Northwest School of Aromatic Medicine

January 3, 20250 Comments

8 Warming Aromatic Herbs for Winter Wellness + Fire Cider Recipe

As winter settles in, so do the challenges of staying warm, energized, and healthy. The cold weather can leave us feeling sluggish, prone to seasonal sniffles, and craving comfort. But

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Ayurveda

Herbal Medicine

December 3, 20240 Comments

Aromatic Herbs for Digestion

If you’ve ever had a stomachache, you know how much it can derail your day. Our digestive system is a cornerstone of our health and vitality, responsible for breaking down

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November 14, 20230 Comments

Fall Self-care Practices to Nourish Body, Mind & Soul

As the air turns crisp, leaves transform into a vibrant tapestry of warm hues and Earth’s critters prepare for the cold – the environment invites us to turn our awareness

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Aromatic Recipes

Ayurveda

Topical Medicine

August 16, 20220 Comments

Cooling Herbs for Summer

In the heat of summer, you can reach for an ice cream to help you cool off temporarily, but the beauty of plants is that they go beyond the gastrointestinal

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November 29, 20210 Comments

Holiday Spices: Warming, Uplifting Medicines for Cold Winter Months

Bring Warmth To Your Holiday Season With Aromatic Kitchen Spices Fall and winter are the time to get cozy, nourish yourself with warmth, and support your body through the changing seasons. Warming

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Aromatherapy

Aromatic History & Lore

December 20, 20200Comments

Holiday Smells: Aromatic Traditions from Winters Past

Fresh cut Pine and Spruce trees, Cedar boughs, pots of evergreen needles steaming on the wood stove. Aromas of Cinnamon and Clove rising from the oven. Orange peel and Star

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Aromatherapy

Aromatic History & Lore

Plant Profiles

May 12, 20170 Comments

Cardamom And The Hunger For Life

For over 3,000 years, the fragrant seed pods of a tropical plant known as Cardamom have been cherished throughout the Eastern World. This exotic spice has been used in perfumery,

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