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MWIH Herbal Medicine Blog

How to Become a Certified Herbalist

“Every action that everybody takes every day is a battleground in the great war between knownism and the unknown, predictability and magic.” - Matthew Wood, MA

Herbal Case Histories

Plant Monographs

Raspberry Leaf: A Quiet Powerhouse

Raspberry leaf is a quiet powerhouse herb used to support the uterus, menstrual cycles, digestion, and overall toning in traditional herbalism.

Plant Monographs

Cleavers: Nature’s Secret Language in Plant Form

Explore Cleavers through the Doctrine of Signatures—its form and function connect to lymphatic movement, nerve tension, and emotional clarity.

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Plant Monographs

Recipes

Wild Violets: Compilation of Wisdom, Recipes & Reflections

Violet greets us gently—arriving with the soft hum of spring, carpeting lawns like a gift from the fairies. Her tender leaves and purple blossoms hold stories of healing, nourishment, and emotional ease.

Herbal Case Histories

Plant Monographs

Pulsatilla Explained

Explore Pulsatilla, the windflower known for supporting emotional balance, nervous system tension, and hormonal shifts through traditional plant wisdom.

Recipes

Onion Poultice Practices

An onion poultice is a safe and affective poultice to use on children, adults and the elderly for chest colds and the like.

Plant Monographs

An Exploration of Red, Yellow, and Astringents

Discover the power of red, yellow, and astringent herbs in this insightful exploration of their uses, benefits, and connections to health and vitality.

Herbal Case Histories

Plant Monographs

What's Missing Is The Magic

“Every action that everybody takes every day is a battleground in the great war between knownism and the unknown, predictability and magic.” - Matthew Wood, MA

MWIH Herbal Medicine Blog

How to Become a Certified Herbalist

Raspberry Leaf: A Quiet Powerhouse

Cleavers: Nature’s Secret Language in Plant Form

Wild Violets: Compilation of Wisdom, Recipes & Reflections

Pulsatilla Explained

Onion Poultice Practices

An Exploration of Red, Yellow, and Astringents

What's Missing Is The Magic

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