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Research & Opinion from Herbal Healing, shaped by its Natural & Holistic focus.

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The Spring Detox Trap: What Your Liver Actually Needs (Spoiler: Not Herbs)

The Spring Detox Trap: What Your Liver Actually Needs (Spoiler: Not Herbs)

Every March, the internet floods with "spring cleanse" recipes and $50–$200 detox blends that do nothing your liver isn't already doing—except sometimes cause real harm. Let's look at what your liver actually needs.

Sloane HawthorneSloane HawthorneMarch 6, 2026
Spring Transition Herbs: What Actually Helps When Your Body Shifts Seasons

Spring Transition Herbs: What Actually Helps When Your Body Shifts Seasons

Your sluggishness, mood dips, and digestive weirdness this time of year aren't in your head — they're biology. Here's what the research actually says about which herbs can help (and what's just March marketing).

Sloane HawthorneSloane HawthorneMarch 5, 2026
Building a Home Herbal Remedy Cabinet: A Research Librarian's No-BS Guide

Building a Home Herbal Remedy Cabinet: A Research Librarian's No-BS Guide

A practical, evidence-grounded guide to selecting 8–12 core herbs that actually do something measurable — with real storage chemistry, honest drug interaction warnings, and permission to call your doctor.

Sloane HawthorneSloane HawthorneMarch 5, 2026

International Women’s Day and Herbalism: 6 Women to Know

A safety-first International Women's Day guide to female herbalists who shaped modern herbalism, with practical ways to honor their work beyond performative posts.

Sloane HawthorneSloane HawthorneMarch 4, 2026

Spring Immunity Without the Guilt: Why Goldenseal Is Trending (And Why You Shouldn't Buy It)

Goldenseal is trending for spring immunity—but it's being harvested to extinction. Here's why Oregon Grape and other berberine-rich alternatives are the better choice, backed by science and ethics.

Sloane HawthorneSloane HawthorneFebruary 26, 2026