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Five Cooling Herbs for Summer
Read more: Five Cooling Herbs for SummerHerbs that thrive in Summer weather and help you manage the heat.
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Lemongrass Herbal Bath Soak
Read more: Lemongrass Herbal Bath SoakLemongrass helps ease stress, support sleep, and promote relaxation. In baths, lemongrass can act as a powerful remedy for alleviating sore muscles.
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Lemon Balm Sun Tea
Read more: Lemon Balm Sun TeaLemon balm also has a calming effect on the nervous system. Sun tea is a great way to gently extract this herb ally’s beneficial compounds.
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Fermented Roselle Hibiscus Tea (Zobo Style)
Read more: Fermented Roselle Hibiscus Tea (Zobo Style)“Zobo” is the word in the Hausa language (spoken in Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, Benin, Togo, Niger, and Chad) for the edible plant Hibiscus sabdariffa, and the drink made from it.
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Roselle Hibiscus Iced Tea
Read more: Roselle Hibiscus Iced TeaHibiscus iced tea has a tart, fruity flavor similar to raspberry or cranberry. It is often sweetened with honey or another sweetener.
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Cooling Mint Salad
Read more: Cooling Mint SaladTake salad beyond lettuce. Try mint instead for a cool Summer meal.
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Mint Iced Tea
Read more: Mint Iced TeaIf you have a prolific plant, mint iced tea is a cool and refreshing drink that you can make all Summer long.
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Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)
Read more: Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)PCOS is the most common endocrine system disorder affecting menstruating individuals. This disorder is often associated with painful periods, fatigue, and weight gain but can present many other symptoms.
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Self-Led Plant ID Walk
Read more: Self-Led Plant ID WalkWeeds and Deeds offers the Tallahassee community this plant guide in recognition of the 10th anniversary of Latino/a/e/x Conservation Week (LCW).