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It's High Time to Harness the Power of Passionflower

By Anika White
September 13, 2021

You may know it by one of its many names: maypop, maracuja, granadilla, Passiflora incarnata, or passionflower. Lush green vines covered with purple and white flowers climb the garden wall, like blooming tentacles grasping for higher heights. Some believe it’s a sign from the heavens, for others, it’s an earthly way to ease anxiety.

This "Weed" is Used for Dream Divination and Period Pain Relief

By Anika White
July 20, 2021

So what do you call a weed that’s been used as a medicinal plant, culinary herb, acupuncture aid, and spirit tool for centuries?

Don't Suffer in Silence: Endometriosis facts and support

By Lyssandra Guerra NC
March 26, 2021

Endometriosis is a condition that is too often understudied and overlooked, leading to March being named Endometriosis Awareness Month to...

Celebrating Black Lives

By Mennlay Aggrey
March 05, 2021

It’s already March and we’ve entered International Women’s History and Endometriosis Awareness month, but we believe every month should be...

5 Native African Herbs

By Mennlay
February 10, 2021

African herbalism is the oldest form of medicine known to humankind, a practice consisting of using the healing properties of...

Rose the Self-Love Herb

By Layla Fassa
February 03, 2021

Sappho, the Ancient Greek poet and timeless queer icon, is said to have written the poem, “The Song of the...

What is Vitalism?

By Jordann Funk
September 19, 2020

In our last post about our synergistic formulas, we talked about my herbal practice rooted in Vitalism. Today, I want...

Xula’s Herbs: The Synergistic Approach to Our Formula

By Jordann Funk
June 10, 2020

As Xula was being dreamed into being, Karina- the CEO-posed me an important question; one that most companies selling herbal products on a broad scale might not be taking into consideration.

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