Mother Earth has provided us with a remarkable variety of plant allies out on our doorstep to take care of our every day needs. She helps us to maintain our health and vitality in diverse ways.

Living in conjunction with nature and embracing the powers of healing plants has been done by all living beings since the beginning of time. Due to the course of historical events most of us have forgotten that nature is not only what happens out there, but “we are nature”, not just a part of it. We have an intimate connection not just with the world around us, but also internally between our body and mind.

Herbs are estimated to be the primary medicine for two-thirds of the planet`s population and they make the main compound of many pills prescribed by the General Practitioner.

Through herbal remedies we can aid our physical, mental and spiritual health. The herbs are so diverse and giving, one cannot pin them down to “just one action”. We are complex people with complex issues. And also the herbs are complex and versatile beings. Especially in the treatment of chronic, long-lasting illnesses herbal medicine is a good way to re-balance the bodily functions with its holistic approach alongside with naturopathic lifestyle adjustments.

Naturopathy is defined as a system of complementary medicine based on the theory that diseases can be successfully treated or prevented without the use of drugs, by techniques such as control of diet, exercise, and massage. Applied here is the hollistic approach, meaning the whole person is taken into consideration.

The treatments in general are less invasive in comparison to allopathic medicine. They can complement traditional treatments for a faster recuperation.Even if one is on “traditional”/allopathic medication, the herbs can still provide additional support in a natural way. Herbs and other types of medication do not exclude one another. They work alongside each other.