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Nikt.

Henriette's herbal blog: It's a fascinating powder.

Heh yes.

Henriette's herbal blog.

Pine tar toxicity.

Henriette's herbal blog: So there's this EU "scientific" committee opinion ... don't trust it.

Digging roots.

Henriette's herbal blog: The practical side of things.

Easter featherbushes.

Henriette's herbal blog. These only grow over easter, and in surprising spots at that.

Magnesium needs Vit. C.

Henriette's herbal blog: Do vitamin C with your magnesium.

Horsetail.

Henriette's herbal blog: for skin problems?

Name change

Henriette's herbal blog.

Soapnut update

Henriette's herbal blog.

The first flowers.

Henriette's herbal blog: ... no wild ones, sorry.

Bladderwrack and hypothyroid.

Henriette's herbal blog: You'll find that hypothyroidism is very very rarely caused by too little iodine.

"Opt in" email servers

Henriette's herbal blog.

Avoiding soy

Henriette's herbal blog.

Semantics.

Henriette's herbal blog: Herbalist vs. phytotherapist.

Comfrey again.

Henriette's herbal blog: The myth that comfrey is completely benign just won't die.

A few UK herb houses.

Henriette's herbal blog: If you're in the EU you want to buy from within the EU.

Growth hormone.

Henriette's herbal blog: It's very important to various parts of our body.

Honey pills again

Henriette's herbal blog.

Periodic table

Henriette's herbal blog.

Hare droppings ...

Henriette's herbal blog: Or ... are they?

A herbal journal.

Henriette's herbal blog.

Plant data

Henriette's herbal blog.

Cuticle inflammation

Henriette's herbal blog.

Starting a blog

Henriette's herbal blog.

Herbal blogs

Henriette's herbal blog.

Ice sculptures

Henriette's herbal blog.

Ice sculptures: the pics

Henriette's herbal blog.

Ech for earaches.

Henriette's herbal blog: Apply behind the ear ...

Mint edibility.

Henriette's herbal blog: Mints are edible, if you mean Mentha spp. And most all of them are edible, if you mean the mint family (Lamiaceae).

Zinc for acne

Henriette's herbal blog.