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Unleash the Power of Magnesium: Why This Spray Could Be Your New Wellness BFF Feeling achy after workouts? Tossing and turning all night? You might be deficient in magnesium, a mineral crucial for over 600 bodily functions. But forget chalky pills – magnesium oil spray offers a convenient, fast-absorbing solution to boost your magnesium levels and unlock a range of amazing benefits. Here's why you should consider incorporating Wild Herb magnesium oil spray into your routine: Soothe Sore Muscles and Prevent Cramps: Magnesium is a natural muscle relaxant, helping ease tension and discomfort after exercise. Spray it on after your...

There has been a lot of buzz lately about castor oil and it's tremendous benefits. Castor oil has been used for generations and we, for one, are extremely happy to hear this!  Let's explore castor oil benefits. . . .  Castor Oil: A Natural Remedy for Your Skin? Castor oil, a viscous oil derived from the castor bean plant, has been used for centuries for various medicinal and beauty purposes. While it's most commonly known as a laxative, castor oil's potential benefits extend to your skin. Let's explore how castor oil can be used topically and the science behind its...

Let’s talk about using a wild herb you can harvest yourself to infuse in a massage oil rub for sore achy muscles and joints.  Sure, you can use essential oils alone without dried herb or even buy an oil rub already made but making it yourself is so satisfying!  For this project, Wild Herb suggests using the wild herb, Arnica.  Arnica is widely known to provide pain relief when applied topically.  Whether it’s sore muscles, aching joints or a bruise, Arnica is your best bet.  Wild Herb’s second choice is a blend of rosemary and peppermint wild herbs.  These two...

A wide variety of many wild herbs have been used by humans for centuries for both food and medicinal purposes. Some of the most common uses of wild herb include: Food: Wild herbs can be eaten raw, cooked, or dried and used in a variety of dishes. Some common edible wild herbs include rosemary, oregano, thyme, and marjoram. Wild herbs can also be used to infuse in oils such as extra virgin olive oil.  If you are up for the challenge, you can even try distilling your own essential oil. Personal Health: Wild herbs have been used to treat a wide range of medical conditions for centuries, including coughs, colds, digestive problems, skin conditions, and...