Wildcrafted Medicine: The Incredible Healing Properties of Cilantro
Nature herself crafts the most primo medicine, and we want to remind you of these roots.
For thousands and thousands of years, humans have turned to plants to optimize wellness. There are many options for health that are accessible, easy, and cheap or even free; plants are one such options for activating a life of thrival.
Modern science confirms what indigenous traditions have known for millenia: that plants are brimming with powerful nutrients and compounds that hold keys to eradicating and protecting against disease.
Because every aspect of life is better when you're thriving, today we're returning to our Wildcrafted Medicine blogs to share the incredible healing properties of a hardy herb, CILANTRO:
Cilantro has a unique flavor that most people either really love or really don't. For fans, it lends a fresh pop to global cuisine from Mexico to Russia to Thailand. It is easy to grow and packed with super healthful compounds, so consider adding it to your herb garden and using liberally throughout your cooking!
We hope you're inspired to access your ultimate health!
Enjoy our previous Wildcrafted Medicine posts:
Dandelion / Calendula / Lamb's Quarter / Henbit / Carolina Geranium /Oregano / Yellow Dock / Lemon Thai Basil / Comfrey / Rosemary / Lyre Leaf Sage / Mint / Lavender / Moringa
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Still one of my very favorite herbs ever and definitely the best one I would suggest to expel heavy metals and most toxins. Thanks for another great post. All for one and one for all!!! Namaste :)
Super valuable to know plants that can expel toxins in this day and age. Thanks for your support, @eric-boucher!
As always a pleasure, all for one and one for all! Namaste :)
I absolutely love cilantro. I have considered it one of my favorite foods for years. But, over the years some people have told me how much they absolutely hated it. It's hard to believe but there is apparently some scientific basis for the I love/hate cilantro.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/14/dining/14curious.html
Thank for sharing @splits! We grow quite a lot of it, which is great because the Eden Knights are fans of it. It is interesting to take note of people's preferences...
I love to pile on cilantro into my sandwiches, salads and tacos.
It's super tasty! We add it to our food and activated water as well.
Yes! Spread the knowledge!!
In the UK this is called coriander. I'm happy to hear it is so good for you as I love it.
awwh now I know why the leaves look familiar, but the name didn't ring a bell.
It's called Coriander over in NZ also.