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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.
Environmental wellness impacts personal health. Simple actions like recycling, composting, and reducing clutter help improve well-being and the planet’s health.
Learn how to create successful essential oil blends by following a systematic approach, considering therapeutic goals, safety, and client preferences for effective results.
man in a white tank top stretches his arms to his sides as he sits on a white bed in a white room, looking out a floor to ceiling window
Discover six strategies to help you recover faster from illness: sleep, hydration, nutrition, gargling, showers, and a positive mindset.
Explore how to become a holistic nutrition professional, including credentialing, job opportunities, and available courses to help you succeed in the field.
Prepare to ask the right questions in your job interview to ensure the role and company align with your values, work-life balance, and wellness needs.
curious school student reading a book in a library
Latin binomials accurately identify plant species, crucial for creating safe and effective holistic health products. Learn how to use them with helpful resources.
Boost your winter immunity with local raw honey, yogurt, and chia seeds—three pantry staples to support your health during the cold months.
a close up shot of a flower with pink petals
Rose essential oil, the flower of love, is prized for its deep, warm fragrance and fixative power, perfect for perfumes, cosmetics, and fresh breath.
Learn how to find credible CAM heart health resources using the CRAAP Method and trusted sites like Nutrition.gov, NCCIH, and PubMed for accurate information.

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