A Spiritual Magical History of Herbs.
From 15th and 16th Century herbalists to fairies,witches, gods and goddesses.
Our intrest in this subject began with genealogy and the discovery of some very early ancestors.
A hanged Salem witch, a Pendle witch, also a "Piskijker" a Dutch folk doctor of sorts.
One of our more famous or infamous was a physcian for an English King.
( Under his care the king died!) We quote herbalist John Gerard "Gerards Herbal" published 1597. Nicholas Culpeper, translated from latin and published
"London Pharmacopolia" in 1649 as "The Physical Directory.

Throughout the site you will find bits of their works in discribing the herbs we use in our products. Information is presented for educational purposes only and represents a diverse spectrum and free exchange of ideas pertaining to health and wellness. Under the current FDA law in the united States, it is illegal to make any medical claims for health supplements or other products. None of the information is
intended to make any medical claims, diagnose, treat, cure any physical or mental
condition, nor to prescribe any substance, or prevent any disease. Nor is it intended as a substitute for the advice and treatment by your health professional or other competent counsel.

Recipes using natural products are often mentioned and like any food source, some animals or people may have allergic reactions, or sensitivities of their use with pharmaceutical products. If you have any questions or concerns contact your professional of choice.

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