Biblical Natural Health Coaching

Clearing the Air Around Modern Versus Historical Terms and References in Medicine

While I don’t throw modern science to the wind as badly as some people around the Internet, tossing terms and understandings aside because they first heard them from mainstream medical and adjacent sources, apparently I do call enough into question that I was recently seen as an unprofessional lunatic for …

Fir and Curly Dock Cupcakes

So when I’m not planning advanced foraging workshops or signing up for craft or wellness fairs, apparently I am baking! Ashley wanted to know what a lemon loaf might taste like if we used Douglas Fir instead of lemon. The recipe in the Good Housekeeping Cookbook calls for eggs, and …

Culinary Ash Biscuit Recipe (and Rant!)

Yes, this is another recipe blog post, but not before I rant a bit first! It’s said in various places online that you can make Lamb’s Quarters Salt simply by burning the dried leaves, but nowhere does anyone give any indication of how this is done or best practices involved. …

Dates Set and Registration Open for 2025 Advanced Foraging Workshops

Thanks to those of you who have shared that, in general, you are interested in these workshops. I’ve been looking at behind-the-scenes todo lists, and brainstorming ways to offer the advanced foraging workshops. Such brainstorming has led to something I am very excited about!!! The Field Kitchen!!! This weekend, I …

MORE Updates to Begin 2025!

We are on a roll!!! The latest round of updates include a new home page banner behind the free session and info tabs. There’s a new Food and Health in Scripture daily quote feature on the right side of most pages on the coaching website. A Tip Jar is now …

Curly Dock Chocolate Chip Cookies

Yes, I made chocolate chip cookies using curly dock seed flour! Of course there was more to it than that, when you learn to cook with wild provisions, there’s always more to it. The recipe I modified came from Detoxinista. I don’t have coconut sugar in the house, so I …

New Year, New Path to Natural Health!

Approaching a new year always means assessing what worked over the past year, noting what didn’t work, and seeing what can be improved upon. As with many practices in the world of alternative medicine, my client intake form is several pages long and takes roughly 15 minutes to fill out …

Top 20 Articles of 2024

It took some finagling on the back end of my website, but by the end of January 2024, I had a way to roughly track post views again, two ways to be exact. So we’ll take a look at two different perspectives of how many people visited my site for …

Rhubarb Leaf is Toxic! When Commonly Accepted Rumours Bump Up Against Properly Interpreted Sources

Sharing an article on Rhubarb leaf today, because I like how the guy thinks. Just because a claim is made means nothing if the research isn’t quoted with accessible sources, or understood in the balance of how the food might be eaten and in what quantities. When making claims ALWAYS …

Successful Winter Foraging Trail Tour! See Pics Inside

Today’s winter foraging run was a smashing success! In addition to being requested to do a winter foraging trail tour, we had to get a few things ourselves due to certain teas selling rather well over the fall craft/Christmas fair season. Those items were fir needles, lichen, and fir resin. …