Ready to learn more about herbs, your menstrual cycle, and ways to support yourself throughout each phase? Herbal Academy’s 28-Day Menstrual Cycle Workshop: Herbs for Your Moon Phases is an accessible, grounded, holistic workshop designed to help you explore herbs for cycle symptoms and vitality throughout the phases of your menstrual cycle. 🌿 🌸 What You’ll Learn The workshop guides you through the four phases of the menstrual cycle—menstrual, follicular, ovulation, and luteal—with bite-sized daily lessons.

Did you know that ginger can be a wonderful herb to turn to during the menstrual phase of your cycle? Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is traditionally valued for its warming qualities and can be especially comforting during menstruation. Its warming nature may help with more than cramps and body aches—it can also soothe digestive discomfort, low mood, or that run-down, achy feeling sometimes called “period flu.” 🌸

Chocolate is medicine for the soul (and hormones)! This Mood-Boosting Hot Chocolate combines the gently energizing support of maca with the calming and uplifting qualities of rose for a delicious treat for body, mind, and spirit. ✨ While this hot chocolate can be enjoyed throughout your cycle, it may be especially welcome during the luteal phase and menstruation, when energy levels may feel lower.

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Photo credits: jayeshpatil912 and Cody Hinchlif Cuatecomate with a spelling variant coatecomate (Crescentia alata) is in the same family as the jícara (Crescentia cujete), and in some areas, the term jícara is used for both plants. Cuatecomate produces much smaller fruits that are more appropriately sized for cups and maracas rather than bowls. Geographically, cuatecomate is more plentiful on the…

Top-ranked online herbalism courses with over 100,000 students – Beginners Herbalism, Clinical Herbalism, Business Herbalism Programs.

Top-ranked online herbalism courses with over 100,000 students – Beginners Herbalism, Clinical Herbalism, Business Herbalism Programs.

Top-ranked online herbalism courses with over 100,000 students – Beginners Herbalism, Clinical Herbalism, Business Herbalism Programs.

Photo credits: Timm Stolten / Daniel Di Palma Other names for jícara (Crescentia cujete) include totuma, güiro, luuch (Maya), maxat kgax (Totonaco), and guito-xiga (Zapoteco). In English, it’s most often known as the calabash tree. Botanical synonyms include Crescentia acuminata, Crescentia arborea, Crescentia cuneifolia, Crescentia angustifolia, and Crescentia fasciculata. Jícara is mostly found in the…

Checkout page for Herbalism Collective Bundle.

Checkout page for Herbalism Collective Bundle.

Checkout page for Herbalism Collective Bundle.

Checkout page for Herbalism Collective Bundle.

One of the biggest challenges of studying herbalism is figuring out where to begin. You discover a course on making herbal remedies. Then a workshop on women's wellness. Then a tea-blending class. Then a teacher whose work you admire. Then another fascinating herbal event. Sound familiar? Before long, your wish list has grown into hundreds—or even thousands—of dollars in courses and resources.

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The Herbalism Collective Bundle offers a unique opportunity to access over 50 courses and resources from esteemed herbal educators and authors, valued at over $2,887, for just $67 until July 28th. It covers diverse topics like herbal remedies, women's wellness, and more, including two free gifts with purchase.

In this live tea workshop series, you will join Herbal Academy and Traditional Medicinal teachers as you learn how to craft your own herbal tea creations.