Trusted Resources for Your Herbal Journey
Curated collection of credible sources, educational materials, and professional organizations to deepen your knowledge of natural healing.
Credible Information Sources
Always verify herbal information with reputable, evidence-based sources. These organizations provide peer-reviewed research, safety data, and professional guidance.
National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH)
Official U.S. government resource for evidence-based information on complementary health approaches, herbs, and natural remedies.
Memorial Sloan Kettering - About Herbs
Comprehensive database of herbs, botanicals, and supplements with evidence-based information on uses, side effects, and interactions.
PubMed - National Library of Medicine
Search millions of peer-reviewed scientific studies and research papers on herbal medicine, natural remedies, and complementary therapies.
MedlinePlus Herbs and Supplements
Trusted health information from the National Library of Medicine covering safety, effectiveness, and interactions of herbs and supplements.
World Health Organization - Traditional Medicine
Global perspective on traditional and complementary medicine practices, safety standards, and regulatory information.
American Botanical Council
Leading nonprofit providing education and research on medicinal plants and herbal medicine through publications and databases.
Natural Medicines Database
Evidence-based clinical information on natural medicines, including effectiveness ratings and safety information.
European Medicines Agency - Herbal Medicines
EU regulatory information and scientific assessments of herbal medicinal products and traditional herbal medicines.
Learning Guides
Essential knowledge for safe and effective use of natural remedies.
Understanding Herbal Safety
Learn how to research herbs safely, identify quality sources, understand dosing, and recognize potential interactions.
Evidence Levels Explained
Understand the difference between traditional use, preliminary studies, and strong clinical evidence when evaluating remedies.
Preparation Methods Guide
Master the basics of making teas, tinctures, infusions, decoctions, and topical preparations safely at home.
Sustainable & Ethical Sourcing
Support biodiversity and indigenous communities by learning about ethical wildcrafting, fair trade, and sustainable harvesting.
Recommended Reading
Deepen your understanding with these trusted books on herbal medicine and natural healing.
The Herbal Medicine-Maker's Handbook
by James Green
Comprehensive guide to preparing herbal medicines at home with traditional and modern methods.
Medical Herbalism
by David Hoffmann
Science-based reference on herbal therapeutics combining traditional wisdom with modern research.
The Complete Herbal Tutor
by Anne McIntyre
Accessible introduction to herbal medicine covering 150+ herbs with preparation methods and safety information.
Braiding Sweetgrass
by Robin Wall Kimmerer
Beautiful exploration of indigenous wisdom, plant knowledge, and our relationship with the natural world.
Professional Organizations
Connect with professional herbalists and support organizations dedicated to herbal medicine and plant conservation.
American Herbalists Guild
Professional association for clinical herbalists with educational standards and practitioner directory.
Visit WebsiteUnited Plant Savers
Nonprofit dedicated to protecting native medicinal plants and their habitats through conservation and education.
Visit WebsiteTraditional Medicinals Foundation
Supporting sustainable sourcing, botanical research, and traditional medicine preservation worldwide.
Visit WebsiteAlways Consult a Professional
The information provided on this website and through these resources is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before using any herbal remedy, especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medications, or have a medical condition.