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How To Start Using Herbs

So you’d like to start using herbs, eh? I don’t blame you. Herbs are wonderful!

Not only are they created by God for us to use to keep our bodies healthy, but they also help our bodies heal when sickness comes our way.

Below you’ll find links to my “How To Start Using Herbs” blog series where I share in-depth information that you’ll need to know to get started using herbs in your daily life as well as herbal sources that I’ve personally used over the years in my own herbal education. Hopefully, these will help get you started on your journey to using herbs as it has me. 

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Where To Learn More About Herbs

The Herbal Academy

The Herbal Academy is an online herbal school that offers foundational herbal programs and path packages, short courses, and a variety of mini courses, workshops, and intensives. Their programs are thorough, detailed, and laid out in a way that is beautifully designed, organized, and easy to understand. I stressed about herbal schools for a long time when I first started learning, but as soon as I came across Herbal Academy, I knew it was perfect for me!

This school is great for all levels of herbalists — from someone who is just dabbling in the herbal world to someone who wants to learn about a specific topic to someone who wants to become a full-blown clinical-level herbalist. The Herbal Academy team is passing along herbal education from top-notch herbalists and medical experts, and these programs contain a great mix of traditional, folk, and modern scientific information.

Herb Folk

Herb Folk is a low-cost membership that provides exclusive monthly content centered around seasonal herbalism and lifestyle practices that educate and inspire others to slow down and let the cycles of nature guide their days. Inside you’ll find articles, videos, audio, recipes, and downloads all centered around seasonal herbalism and lifestyle. In addition to monthly seasonal herbal content, you will also find quarterly creative projects, and an exclusive community group where members can connect and learn from one another in real-time. Learn more about Herb Folk and become a member today!

Love and light,
Meagan

  1. Sara says:

    Love! Thank you!

  2. Jacquie says:

    Looks great! Can’t wait to check it out! Also, I enrolled in beginner course at HANE from your link!

    • Meagan says:

      Thanks Jacquie! I’m sure you’ll love it over at HANE. It’s so fun to use herbs and learn to make fun things with them!

  3. Lorraine says:

    How lovely to make teas. A long lost art and I’m ready to learn. Lovely photos! 🙂

  4. Amber says:

    Beautiful blog series Meagan! I’m looking forward to following these posts!

  5. Varah says:

    Hi Meagan, I’m fresh and new to this herb business and I just really want to dive in for general use like relaxation and medicine. What are some of the essential herbs I need to grow? And where do I begin? I feel so overwhelmed with all the things I can do with herbs!

    • Meagan says:

      If you’re brand new to using herbs, I would suggest buying herbs that are dried before trying to grow your own. Growing herbs is such a long process, and once they’re ready to harvest you have to learn how to prepare and store them. I wouldn’t go there at this point. I’d start with buying them and having them ready to use right away. That’s much easier. So what I did was I chose something basic and healthy that I could use daily at first. I think I got herbs for a relaxing tea at night as well as herbs to use as a daily tonic… just something really good and healthy for my body. I would suggest getting 3 of the herbs from this post on making a relaxing tea and trying those out to see how they work for you. You can use that tea at night or during stressful times in life. I’d also suggest getting the herbs for this multi-vitamin infusion as you can drink that add during the day or you can make it into a glycerite and take it a few times each day if you don’t want to drink a tea. I hope that gives you a great starting place!

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