Category: herbal medicine

HHS announces the redesigned inverted food pyramid
Explore the new Dietary Guidelines for Americans, featuring an inverted food pyramid that prioritizes whole foods and limits processed foods.
Amanda Lattin, Erin Stewart, and David Tircuit
Amanda Lattin & two others share reflections from the Free Herbalism Project, highlighting plant medicine & herbal education.
Clockwise from top left: The ACHS campus building, Susan Leopold, PhD, Executive Director of United Plant Savers (left) and Judith Thompson, ND, ACHS Dean of Herbal Medicine (right), David Winston, RH (AHG), (left) and Christopher Hobbs, PhD., organic herbs from the ACHS Apothecary Shoppe.
Dean Judith Thompson reflects on ACHS Herbal Medicine’s 2025 milestones and shares exciting growth and opportunities for 2026.
A woman smelling essential oil
Explore holistic tools for emotional well-being with ACHS’s self-paced certificate in aromatherapy, herbal medicine, and nutrition.
A woman putting an herbal face mask on
Bring the spa home with DIY herbal face masks! Use natural ingredients like chamomile, lavender, and calendula to calm and nourish skin.
A woman meditating and images of Holy Basil, Schisandra, and Ashwagandha
Adaptogens like ashwagandha, holy basil, licorice, astragalus, & schisandra may help your body adapt, balance energy, & support well-being.
Two people working in a community garden
Natural remedies nurture health and connection, transforming kitchen wisdom into community wellness and shared resilience.
pink backpack, school supplies, essential oils, and granola
Keep your family healthy and calm this school year with a DIY wellness kit featuring herbal teas, kid-safe aromatherapy, and stress support tools.
Jars of dried herbs and a green bottle on an outdoor table
Boost your wellness skills with ACHS’s Nature’s Remedies Certificate—learn herbs, oils, and nutrition flexibly, affordably, and practically.
chamomile, peppermint, lavender, ginger, and rosemary
Chamomile for sleep, peppermint for digestion, lavender for calm, ginger for comfort, and rosemary for focus—simple herbs for daily wellness.
A woman walks through a forest on a path in autumn
Forest bathing is a mindful nature walk that boosts mood and supports overall wellness. Enhance the experience with herbs & essential oils.
Blue Chamomile and Roman Chamomile
Learn key differences between Blue and Roman chamomile, from their calming benefits to how they’re used in teas, skincare, and essential oils.

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