Malvaceae – Mallow Family
Although the Mallow family boasts 244 genera and 4225 species world-wide (with 27 genera occurring in North America alone), only […]
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Ranunculaceae – Buttercup Family
The Ranunculaceae are representative of early evolved flowering plants, much like Magnolias, and this can be understood when looking at
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5 Powerful Natural Anti Histamine Foods for Histamine Intolerance
Many of us experience seasonal allergies. Allergy symptoms result from histamine, a necessary chemical that signals potential bacteria and triggers
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What does sabra mean in Hebrew?
If you have ever heard the word ‘Sabra’ in a conversation about Israel or Israelis, you may wonder what it
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The Best Israeli TV Shows to Binge to
In times like these finding the little things that bring you comfort and make you smile might be the secret
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Lamiaceae – Mint
A large, cosmopolitan family, most Mints are perennial or annual herbs, although some woody species do occur (rosemary, lavender, sage,
Top 8 Hypothyroidism-Friendly Foods for you
The thyroid gland is small but plays a significant role. The thyroid gland controls metabolism, the health of the heart,
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Which fruits for thyroid function should you eat daily?
Seema used to wake up feeling tired and bloated every morning. Even making a cup of tea for herself felt
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Melanthiaceae – Death Camas
“Don’t eat white camas” is a common saying around the Willamette Valley. Referring not to a true member of the
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Hebrew Words and Slang You Should Know When Visiting Israel
Shalom from Israel! Whether you’re hanging out at a Tel Aviv club or sunning yourself on the beach in Eilat,
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