Wild Jael’s

God’s green herbs for women tough as nails.

12/29/2025

Course done. Curiosity not even close. 🌿
Wrapped up the Mastering Herbal Formulation Course from Herbal Academy and staying planted in learning—because God’s herbs deserve respect, not shortcuts.

12/26/2025

Plantain shows up and does the work.
No fuss. No fanfare.

That kind of faithfulness feels intentional.
Very much like how God provides — quietly, constantly, right where we are.

12/25/2025

Plantain is one of those herbs that makes you exhale.

Gentle enough for kids.
Reliable enough for real-life injuries.
Forgiving for beginners and faithful for old hands.

It’s why it anchors formulas like Wound Warrior — the kind of plant you trust when it really matters.

12/24/2025

Plantain grows in the countryside and the cityscape.

Because we all get scraped.
We all get stung.
We all get congested.

God didn’t tuck this one away in rare forests.
He put it everywhere we’d need it.

12/23/2025

When things are stuck — chest, sinuses, lymph — Plantain doesn’t force. It frees.

It thins, opens, drains.
Quietly faithful.

That same steady action is why it belongs in Leaky Faucet — supporting flow where the body’s been holding on too tight.

12/22/2025

This week is all about the first herb I ever learned about: Plantain.

Plantain doesn’t panic. It pulls.

Splinters. Stingers. Swelling.
The stuff your body is trying to leave behind? Plantain helps your body finish the job.

That’s why it shows up in Wound Warrior and Drawing Salve — because when skin is angry or invaded, this leaf knows what to do.

Chew it. Crush it. Apply it.
Old wisdom. Still works.

12/20/2025

Congrats to Carol Joiner for winning this week’s giveaway!

12/19/2025

What keeps you calm? Comment to enter this week’s giveaway!

Herbalists have long turned to violets for their gentle, cooling presence—especially when the body feels overstimulated or emotionally tangled.

This is the kind of calm that steadies. It reminds your body it’s safe to settle.

12/18/2025

Wild Violet leaves and flowers have long been used in herbal skin care for their cooling and calming nature. They’re especially loved for skin that feels:
• Overworked
• Tight or dry
• Irritated by wind, sun, or everyday grit

In Herb Butter, violets work alongside nourishing oils and butters to support skin that’s doing hard things—hands that split wood, wash dishes, garden bare-handed, and keep showing up anyway.

This isn’t flashy skincare.
It’s quiet repair.
The kind that says, “You don’t have to be tough all the time.”

12/17/2025

Wild Violets don’t shout. They soothe.

As herbs, violets are cooling, moistening, and quietly supportive—especially when life (or weather, or stress) leaves you feeling rubbed raw.

12/16/2025

Wild Violets show up when the ground still remembers winter—tender, brave, and useful. Leaves for nourishment. Flowers for joy.

Spring violets remind us:
You don’t need perfect conditions to begin again. You just need roots willing to wake up.

12/15/2025

Exciting news! We’re going national.

“Continue with Basil”
AI is helping us wade through all the legal paperwork to submit for FDA approval.

This is one of the generated identifying illustrations.

I love ancient wisdom, but sometimes new tools are where it’s at!

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