CSA Workshop: Stinging Nettle Aromatherapy The term emerged in Japan

The term emerged in Japan in the 1980s as a physiological and psychological exercise called shinrin-yoku (“forest bathing” or “taking in the forest atmosphere”)

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CSA Workshop: Stinging Nettle Aromatherapy The term emerged in JapanMay 17th, from 10 1p Plants have grown alongside humans since the beginning, or rather vice verse. They have travelled across the world with us, and tend to show up in places we need them, and their medicine, most. This week, we're diving in with Stinging Nettle. Gaining popularity as a 'super food', there is so much more to learn about this sweet plant. All parts of Stinging Nettle can be worked with leaves, seeds, and roots. Throughout the day,