Make Your Own Bee Bath! If you’re reading this, I am going to guess that you love bees just as much as I do. With all of the news about colony collapse, massive bee die-offs and habitat loss, I am always looking for ways to help our beautiful bee friends. A couple of years ago […]
Amanda Klenner
Owner and author at Natural Herbal Living
Meet Amanda Klenner
Amanda is a Clinical Herbalist, Holistic Nutritionist, and Health Coach located in Westminster, CO. She is also a mother, wife, and avid dog lover (cats are ok too). She has a passion for teaching people about the beautiful herbal medicines we can work with to maintain health, wellness, and joy. She is the publisher of Natural Herbal Living Magazine, works with people clinically to help them reach their health goals, and makes a line of organic, handmade herbal products. You can find out more here.
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Herbal & Natural Support for the 7 Stages of Grief
While self-isolating in my house with my husband and three cats, I have been drinking a lot of herbal tea, and thinking a lot about the 7 Stages of Grief. It feels as though, on an individual and a collective level, we are all working through these stages as we learn to navigate our “new […]
Mountain States Medicinal Plants Review and Give Away!
Mountain States Medicinal Plants Review and Give Away! I am so very lucky to be as young as I am, to have grown up without easy access to the internet, but having had unlimited access to it since college has been a very large part of my education. I often have had a hard time […]
A week of Giving Thanks, sales and giveaways!
Happy Thanksgiving! This week is a week of celebrating what we are thankful for. We gather with family and friends together and think about all we are thankful for over the last year. This last year has been hard for me personally. It started with my mothers diagnoses with breast cancer, and lead down a […]
Easy, Herbal, DIY Salad Dressing Recipes – Guest Post
Salad Dressing Recipes Salad dressing is one of the crucial elements to a good salad. I mean, sure… the lettuce is important (and we’ve all heard that the darker the leaf, the healthier it is), and adding in some extras like tomatoes, black olives, shredded carrots and green onions can certainly elevate the salad… but […]
Tummy Tamer Herbal Tea
I have Celiac disease and the gut damage that comes with years of it going undiagnosed. There is a very common set of symptoms ravaging the “industrialized” nations including nutritional deficiencies; chronic diarrhea or constipation; skin rashes like acne, eczema and psoriasis (this is the body’s way of trying to remove toxins any way possible because the […]
