Exmoor Health Store, Dulverton

14/11/2025

First inspection, passed with flying colours.

13/11/2025

That season is upon us for some. Speed up recovery with Echinaea

13/11/2025

12/11/2025

New website live 15 minutes ago. I've been working on it for months.

exmoorhealthstore.sumupstore.com

I'm working on the links as I speak.
I'm sure there will be teething problems but do have a look at what's available.

12/11/2025

News update. 🎉🤗
I have spent months working on a website.
IT HAS JUST THIS SECOND GONE LIVE.
I'm sure there will be teething problems but feel free to have a look around at what I do...

exmoorhealthstore.sumupstore.com

I'm working on links etc as we speak.

07/11/2025

Tea tree oil bracing, youthful and powerful. Restores optimism and renews energy. Mix tea tree, lemon and geranium in a carrier oil for problem skin. For colds, rub tea tree and peppermint and a carrier oil on your chest.

06/11/2025

Barley, believed to be the oldest cultivated grains. Mild, sweet and chewy flavour, can be added to stews, shops, bakes and old fashioned barley water. Containing fibre, calcium, iron, magnesium and B vitamins. Fibre content helps, bowel and heart health and could lower cholesterol.
Why not try making Barley water or adding to the slow cooker to make stews hearty.

05/11/2025

05/11/2025

Pumkpin seeds are richer in Iron than other seeds, excellent source of Zinc and make a great snack on there own. Can be used in salads, bread, flapjack to name a few. A power house of healthy oils, vitamins and minerals.

31/10/2025

May Chang, one of the lesser known oils. Bright, citrus zesty and sweet. May Chang helps negative thoughts, calms anxiety and improves concentration.

30/10/2025

I'm making apple sauce (we have a few spare apples!) but could do with more jam jars. I can collect if local. Thanks. Donna

30/10/2025

Quinoa is a complete protein. Containing all 8 essential amino acids. An excellent source of calcium, potassium and zinc, as well as iron. Magnesium and B vitamins. Gluten free is makes great stuffing and rice substitutes. Mild in flavour and cooks just like rice but a 'tail' pops when it's ready.