Category: Dr. Amanda P. Cartwright

Cinnamon is one of those spices that you either love or hate.  I personally like it.  Cinnamon rolls, cinnamon apple pie, cinnamon butter, as a […]

People mostly know mistletoe as a plant that is hung on doorways during Christmas time as an assurance of marriage and a prediction of long […]

This is another article/research I came across that I feel needs to be shared.  It is eye opening!  In my opinion, most medical doctors are […]

Ashwagandha is a powerful herb packed with a punch.  Ashwagandha is also sometimes known as winter cherry or Indian ginseng, although it does not belong […]

What is Borage? Borage (Borago officinalis), also known as starflower, is a hardy annual herb with vivid blue flowers and fuzzy leaves.  It is grown […]

I’m not going to lie, there is a lot of information here. It is a collection of studies on colonoscopies, alternatives, and cancer. To sum […]

After a long day of eating and drinking, your body, particularly your mouth, is acidic.  That acid pulls minerals out of the enamel and leaves […]

How did people five hundred years ago mend a broken bone? They didn’t have modern day casting material. They didn’t have xrays. They didn’t have […]

Self-heal, also known as Prunella vulgaris, is a good one to grow. It has beautiful purple-ish blue flowers and grows low to the ground. It […]

Calendula officinalis is an annual or shot-lived perennial herb in the daisy family.  It has been used for many centuries for a range of culinary and […]