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Exploring Herbs and Energy
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Exploring Herbs and Energy

Agatha NoveilleFebruary 1, 2017November 13, 2019
Everyone's talking about adaptogens for energy, but they aren't the full story when it comes to herbs for energy! Several types of herbs support energy and keep fatigue at bay....
Exploring Herbs and Sleep
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Exploring Herbs and Sleep

Agatha NoveilleJanuary 31, 2017July 4, 2020
If you’re like me, stress can make you lose sleep. . . but if you’re not getting enough sleep you are probably feeling even more stressed! Here’s a little overview...
Common Questions and Answers About Adaptogens
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Common Questions and Answers About Adaptogens

Agatha NoveilleJanuary 23, 2017July 18, 2019
I love growing and using adaptogens, and write about them often. Actually, I even wrote an entire recipe book about them! These herbs open doors to a whole other way...
How to use vinegar like an herbalist
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How to use vinegar like an herbalist

Agatha NoveilleJanuary 19, 2017July 4, 2022
Vinegar is a kitchen staple that also deserves a place in the home herbalist's toolkit. Herbalists use vinegars for making extracts, oxymels, fire cider, and switchel. It's also a reliable...
Herbs and alcohol extracts, elixirs, and cordials explained
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Herbs and alcohol extracts, elixirs, and cordials explained

Agatha NoveilleJanuary 17, 2017March 7, 2022
There are several different types of herbal alcohol preparations, the most common of which are extracts, elixirs, and cordials. So what's the difference? When working with herbs and alcohol, the...
How to make herbal infusions with thyme
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How to make herbal infusions with thyme

Agatha NoveilleJanuary 16, 2017September 5, 2021
A simple brew of herbs and water is the most basic of herbal preparations. However, it's a staple for home herbalists for a reason! This effective style of preparing herbs...
How to store herbs and maximize shelf life 
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How to store herbs and maximize shelf life 

Agatha NoveilleJanuary 9, 2017March 7, 2022
Have lots of dried herbs on hand for your home apothecary? Here's a quick guide about how to store herbs and maximize their shelf life. Keeping dried herbs on hand...
Herbal Safety Basics for Home Herbalists
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Herbal Safety Basics for Home Herbalists

Agatha NoveilleJanuary 6, 2017July 2, 2020
There is a common misconception that herbs are natural, so they must be safe. The truth is more nuanced, so let’s look at five areas of herbal safety so you...
3 reasons to use dried herbs instead of fresh
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3 reasons to use dried herbs instead of fresh

Agatha NoveilleJune 27, 2016February 2, 2022
​Dried herbs are easier to obtain than fresh, but are you missing out by not having access to fresh herbs? Not at all! For several reasons, dried herbs are usually...
Alcohol vs glycerin extract for the best herbal tinctures
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Alcohol vs glycerin extract for the best herbal tinctures

Agatha NoveilleJune 3, 2016December 30, 2022
​​ Herbal extracts can be made with either alcohol or glycerin. Home herbalists often have lots of questions about the difference between these two types of herbal extracts. So what’s...

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About Me

Agatha Noveille is an author and herbalist based in Atlanta, Georgia. She founded Indie Herbalist in 2011.

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Agatha’s herbal recipe book, The Complete Guide to Adaptogens, is available online and wherever books are sold. (Learn More)

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