10 Favorite Natural Health Resources From Top-Notch Natural Living Bloggers

Do you read a lot of blogs? I do.

What kinds of blogs do you read most? I’m guessing you prefer natural living blogs that teach you how to live naturally. Am I right?

And what are you looking for when you read the posts your favorite bloggers share? Probably well-written natural health information that you can connect with, learn from, implement in your own life, and preferably has some evidence backing it up. Does that sound about right?

Okay, great. I’m right there with you sister! 

Well, today, I want to tell you about some of my favorite natural health resources from some of the best natural living bloggers on the web. I know you’re going to like these resources as much as I do because you and I… we get each other. Right mama?

10 Favorite Natural Health Resources From Top-Notch Natural Living Bloggers

So, you know that I’m really into herbs, right? And, you also know that I really like essential oils too, don’t you. So, I’ve decided to break up these 10 natural health resources into two categories… herbs and essential oils. That way, if you’re like me and you really wanna learn how to use herbs, you can go right into the herb section, but if you’re into essential oils more than herbs, then you can skip on down to those resources and save yourself some time. 

Sound good?

Favorite Herbal Resources

1. Handbook of Home Remedies

How many times have you wondered what herbal remedy you should use for a sore throat, or a bruise, or a cough, or an itchy rash? Let me guess… you run to the computer, Google to find a remedy, end up with 15 possible options, and then feel overwhelmed because you’re not sure which one to use. Just stop it already! Katie Spears of the blog Wellness Mama has written an ebook cataloging all the herbal remedies she’s used and tested over the past 10 years for herself and her family. I guarantee that this ebook will help you learn to use herbs with less stress and get you started stocking your natural remedy medicine cabinet quickly and easily!

2. 5 Multi-Use Herbs (And What To Do With Them)

If you’ve ever wished you could learn how to use a handful of herbs really well, this is the resource for you! Sarah Josey of Golden Poppy Apothecary has created a 5-video e-course that will teach you about 5 common, multi-use herbs along with a variety of ways to use each herb for your and your family’s health. Not only is this information easy to understand, but what you learn will stick with you  for years to come and the best part is you will feel confident using these 5 herbs in all sorts of ways to keep your family healthy! 

 

 

3. The Beginner’s Guide To Adaptogens: Herbs for Energy, Stress Relief & Immune Support

Mama, let’s be honest with ourselves and admit that there are times we could use a little help. I have four young children, and I’m busy. At times I lack energy, my patience runs low, and I feel worn down and weak. Thankfully, herbal adaptogens can come to my aid and help my body through strenuous times such as these. Heather Dessinger of the blog Mommypotamus has written an ebook that not only explains what herbal adaptogens are, but she walks you through some of the best ones available so you not only know what they can be used for but how to use them in delicious tasting remedies and food recipes!

 

4. Herbs & Oils: Beyond The Basics

If you’ve been using herbs for a while now and you’ve mastered all the basics, it’s time to dig a little deeper, don’t you think? If so, then don’t miss this Vintage Remedies e-course by Jessie Hawkins. Not only will you learn something from these short lessons, but you’ll put what you learn to use with hands-on activities that won’t cost you a fortune or take to much of your time to make. And if that’s not convincing enough, everything in this course is backed with safe, scientifically sound information so you can feel good about implementing what you learn in your family.

 

5. Common Sense Home Remedies: Skin Troubles

I get a lot of emails every day, many of which are mamas like you who have a question and want to know if I have an answer. One of the most common questions I get asked is about herbal remedies for skin ailments. Seriously! Skin issues can be such a complex matter that it’s hard to give someone a simple answer or a go-to remedy through an email, but Laurie Neverman of the blog Common Sense Homesteading has all of that great information and explanation wrapped up in a pretty ebook. If you suffer from common skin ailments or you know someone who does, this book may have some helpful answers in it for you!

 

Favorite Essential Oil Resources

1. Essential Oils Planner Printable

If you love essential oils, but you can’t seem to keep everything straight in your head (don’t worry… I have that problem too) then this printable essential oil planner may be just the thing you need to make your life a bit easier! Amy Balis has created a set of guides, charts, forms, and other essential oil must-haves for keeping track of your oils and how you use them and bundled it all together in a nice, neat package of printables. Simply download, pick and choose the printables you need, print and hole-punch them, and place them in a notebook. This is a great resource for all essential oil users.

 

2. 101 Essential Oil Blends for Aromatic & Topical Use

One of the first ways I started using essential oils was to make my home and my DIY  body care products smell good. At first, I only used one oil at a time, but after a while, I got tired of that and wanted to learn how to make my own essential oil blends. So, I studied, and I figured out how to do it myself… on a fairly basic level, of course. Oh, how I would have loved to have had a huge list of essential oil blends already laid out, tested, and written down for me. All that would be left for me to do would be to try each one and see if I liked it. Thankfully, this can be your reality as Rachel Zupke of Mason Jar Values has done the hard work for you and created an ebook featuring 101 essential oil blends that you can use for aromatic and topical uses! 

3. The Herbalist’s Toolkit: Essential Oils

I couldn’t decide which category to put this amazing resource in because it really fits into both. Marleen Alelmann of the Herbal Academy has written an ebook from an herbalist’s perspective on how to incorporate essential oils into herbal products. This ebook is not only full of great, safe information on mixing herbs and essential oils together, but it’s full of beautiful photos and tons of DIY recipes for you to try. Herbs and essential oils can exist very well together. This ebook can show you how to get them most out of both of these natural remedies!

 

4. Safe Essential Oil Labels

Have you ever looked at a bottle of essential oil and wondered if it was safe to use topically on your 3-year-old… or to diffuse in your home around your cat… or if it was still good? I have… more times than I can count. So what do you do? You put that bottle of oil down, you go to your computer or you grab an essential oil book, and you look it up. Well, let me save you some time, girlfriend! You need these essential oil safety labels from Lea Harris of the blog Using EOs Safely! Not only do they tell you how to best use the oil, but they tell you what ages the oil is safe for, the latin name of the oil, how to apply it, and how long it is shelf-stable for. These labels are downloadable so all you have to do is print them on sticker paper, cut them out, and put them on your EO bottles. Save yourself some time, mama. I know you have more dishes to wash. I know I sure do!

5. Essential Oils: Separating Truth From Myth

Now, I’ve never claimed to be an essential oils expert, but this is one of those areas I’ve done a lot of growing in over the last 2 years or so. Unfortunately, I’ve not always been safe with oils, but let me tell you, if I’d had this book when I first started dabbling in essential oils, I would not have made the mistakes I did. Kristen Smith of the blog Smithspirations, has written an ebook that dispells 25 of the most common essential oil myths with sound, research backed information. This book is a must read for everyone who uses, or wants to use, essential oils as part of a healthy lifestyle.

 

So there you have it, mama. 10 of my favorite natural health resources from some of the best healthy living bloggers on the web. Not only do I have all of these resources saved on my computer, but I use them in some form or fashion in my own family and you can too. 

Sure you can purchase each of these ebooks and e-courses individually, but that would cost you quite a bit of money. Instead, save your money for organic produce or grass-fed meats and get all 10 of these resources (+ 10 more) for less than $30 in the Herbs & Essential Oils Super Bundle that’s for sale until Monday, June 27th.

Not only will you get all 20 of these natural health resources, but you’ll get an extra bonus too. Sarah Josey of Golden Poppy Apothecary has included a 50% off coupon on all bulk herbs and essential oils in her shop. Now that is a seriously good deal. 50% is a huge discount on those types of products! I would know… I buy them a lot!

And, I even have a little something extra for you that you can’t get anywhere else except when you purchase your Herbs & Essential Oils Super Bundle using my link. When you click this link and purchase your bundle, simply forward me a copy of your bundle receipt, and I’ll give you one month of free access to my upcoming program, Herb Folk. You can get all the details about it right here. You’re gonna love it!

Learning and living,
Meagan

PS. Don’t leave without getting your bundle. These products will never be bundled together again for such a low price. I know you’ll be bummed you missed it!