Iwilla Remedy Herbalism & Spirituality Blog

Discover the real reasons your hair isn’t growing and how to fix it naturally with herbs that support scalp, hormone, and liver health from the inside out.

Acne isn’t just about clogged pores—it’s about what’s going on inside your body. Your skin is often the last place to show you that something is out of balance. 

Struggling with endometriosis? You’re not alone. Join this empowering workshop to learn holistic strategies that support your body, ease pain, and promote healing. Discover how to balance hormones, reduce inflammation, and use herbs, nutrition, and lifestyle practices to reclaim your quality of life. You’ll also gain tools for self-advocacy and navigating medical care. It’s time to work with your body—not against it.

Simple, stress-free financial systems to help you manage your bills, track cash flow, and take control of your herbal business—all for FREE!

The 2025 Virtual Herbalism Conference is happening February 16-21, and I’d love for you to join me! This event is entirely FREE and brings together 30+ of the world’s leading herbalists, educators, and visionaries to celebrate connections – connections to plants, to one another, and to the practices that nourish us all.

Starting an herbal business sounds exciting, but where do you actually begin? Do you need to register your LLC first? Should you perfect your website before launching? How do you even attract customers?

Struggling with red, burning, painful skin after stopping topical steroids? You’re not alone. Topical Steroid Withdrawal (TSW), also known as Red Skin Syndrome, occurs after prolonged steroid use and can lead to severe skin irritation, inflammation, and systemic issues. Here are 2 herbal formulas one topical, one internal—to soothe the skin and support the body from within. Learn how natural herbs like calendula, turmeric, and licorice root can help you find relief. Healing is possible!

This event is entirely FREE and brings together 30+ of the world’s leading herbalists, educators, and visionaries to celebrate connections – connections to plants, to one another, and to the practices that nourish us all.