Alphas Healing Vibes LLC

03/17/2026

Because supporting your body with what God gave us and natural remedies is so weird 😅

03/17/2026

Don't make putting up your dried herbs more complicated than it is 🫶

03/15/2026

03/15/2026

Something about a bottle calf

03/14/2026

Purple Dead Nettle for the win!

03/13/2026

Cleavers is a great herb for your lymphatic system! If you're pulling it you might as well go ahead and make you a drink out of it!

03/12/2026

Plants are medicine, foraging is homeschool 🫶

03/12/2026

An unexpected surprise in my forage this morning 😅

03/11/2026

🌼 Did you know… the common dandelion is one of the most medicinal plants growing in your yard?

For hundreds of years, herbalists have used dandelion to support the body in several ways.

• The leaves are rich in vitamins A, C, and K and are traditionally used to support kidney function and help the body release excess water.
• The root has long been used to support liver health and digestion by encouraging healthy bile flow. Many people even roast the root to make a natural coffee alternative.
• The flowers can be infused into oils for skin salves or used to make syrups, jellies, and herbal honey.

What many people call a w**d has actually been used as both food and medicine for generations.

Next time you see those bright yellow flowers in your yard…
you might be looking at free herbal medicine growing at your feet. 🌿

03/11/2026

Blue Heeler mom coffee vibes

03/10/2026

Calling all my fellow homeschooling mommas! 🫶
I got my shirt in! Go grab yours in your favorite color!

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03/10/2026

Most people see these and think w**d…
But herbalists know Dandelion is one of the most nutrient-dense wild plants God put in our fields. 🌼
For generations it’s been used to support the liver, digestion, and the body’s natural detox pathways. And the amazing part? The whole plant is useful — leaves, flowers, and roots.
Funny how the things people spray and mow down… are often the very things our bodies need.
🌿 Do you pull them… or harvest them?