Alphas Healing Vibes LLC

05/01/2026

Crimson clover isn’t just pretty in the pasture🌿

Crimson clover has been used to support the body in subtle but meaningful ways. It’s known for helping cleanse the blood, support skin health, and ease inflammation.

Traditionally, it’s also been used to encourage lymphatic flow and overall detox support—kind of like a soft reset from the inside out.

Often enjoyed as a tea or infusion ❤️

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04/30/2026

04/28/2026

Stinking chamomile (Anthemis cotula) doesn't have the same properties as regular chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla or Chamaemelum nobile) she’s one you respect and use as needed, not sip casually.

So how do you use her???
🌼Crushed into poultices for aches and swelling
🌼Infused oil for sore muscles
🌼Occasionally brewed as a very weak tea but that's not common due to bitterness. 🫶

04/25/2026

learning wild herbs doesn't need to be overwhelming! I've got you!

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04/23/2026

If my 3yr old can learn it, so can you!!!

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04/19/2026

Do you want to learn southern wild herbs but it feels overwhelming and you don't even know how to start?

Wouldn't it be amazing to walk out in your yard and grab the herb you need for what ailment you or someone in your family has?

Iv got you covered! That's why I wrote Rooted Homestead Remedies 🫶

It's a no fluff beginners guide to foraging and basic herbal preparations!

With pictures, identification, traditional uses, preparations, and southern foraging tips!

As a bonus I also added in the basic ways to make tinctures, savles, decoctions, infusion and more! So you can get to using the herbs today!

If my 3yr old can identify and use wild herbs I PROMISE you can too!!!

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04/19/2026

Bull Thistle! 🐂 She's looks scary but she's really isn't

Leaves & stems – can be used as a bitter tonic to support digestion and liver function
• Root – historically used as a mild diuretic and to support urinary health
• Flowers – attract pollinators and have been used in folk remedies for inflammation

04/17/2026

Pink evening primrose is more than just a pretty wildflower—it’s been traditionally used to support women’s health, especially for hormonal balance and menstrual discomfort. Its gentle anti-inflammatory properties also make it a favorite for soothing irritated skin and promoting overall wellness.