Red clover benefits

Join Julie Polanco on this episode of Crunchy Christian Podcast as she discusses red clover uses and benefits.

Red clover is a very versatile herb with uses in blood health, hormone health, digestive health and even protecting against certain types of cancer.

Liz Parker loves plants, a good cup of tea, and the kind of story that sinks it hooks into you and refuses to let go (not necessarily in that order).

This red clover salve recipe is an easy salve to make from the red clover in your yard! Plus red clover is known to provide many benefits to the skin including anti-aging benefits.

Red Clover Tincture: Herbalism for Beginners - Foraging for red clover is easy and this herbal tincture recipe is a great way to use red clover flowers. By making a tincture, you'll have a potent and effective herbal remedy at your fingertips whenever you need it. Learn how to make red clover tincture with this simple herbalism recipe. Transform this beautiful edible plant into an effective and affordable herbal medicine.

Adrianne @ Hens and Grit on Instagram: "Red Clover is one of my favorite nutritive dense herbs. I always have a 5 pound bag of red clover seeds that I spread by the handful throughout the spring, summer and fall. If there is bare soil in my garden, I’ll spread some red clover seeds. I spread them along the rocky edges of my prepped garden beds and if I have a leaky faucet or irrigation hose, I’ll toss some red clover seeds where water flows. - I’m not interested in taking daily vitamins…

Red Clover (Trifolium pratense) is a darling little herb that grows in cultivated and wild fields throughout much of the world. Native to much of Europe and Asia, Red Clover has been naturalized globally. When cultivated, it is often used as a cover crop for its nitrogen fixing properties and the forage it provides for

Want to learn how to make red clover tea and how to use red clover tea for healing? Continue reading and find out.