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Herbs for sleepValerian, lemon balm, lavender, lindenRead
Herbs for Stress and AnxietyLemon balm, lavender, valerian, lindenRead
Herbs for FatigueWhat Helps and When to See a DoctorRead
Herbs for HeadachesPeppermint Oil and Home RemediesRead
Herbs for Sore ThroatSage, chamomile, calendula, plantainRead
Herbs for CoughThyme, plantain, fennelRead
Herbs for ColdsLinden, elderberry, echinaceaRead
Herbs for Digestion and BloatingMint, chamomile, dill, gingerRead
Teas and infusionsHow to Brew, Blends, StorageRead
Growing herbs at homeWindowsill, balcony, harvesting and dryingRead
Herbs — 20 PlantsProperties According to EMA MonographsRead




How to Water Plants in Winter – A Practical Guide10.10.2026Read
How to Protect Plants from Frost and Wind in Winter07.10.2026Read
Balcony herbs from spring to autumn – a practical guide to cultivation and harvesting02.10.2026Read
A Dawn Stroll – How Morning Light Regulates Your Circadian Rhythm24.09.2026Read
Forest Bathing and Shinrin-Yoku: Documented Effects24.09.2026Read
Lemon Balm, Lavender, and Chamomile for Calm – What We Know24.09.2026ReadAffiliate link — by purchasing, you support the development of Ezostylia. The price for you remains unchanged.
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The Nature section explores plants, ecosystems, and ways to enjoy the outdoors — from what studies reveal about the forest's impact on stress, to growing herbs on your balcony, and observing wildlife and lunar phases. Six research articles include a 'What Science Says' section along with sources.
We distinguish observations and research from symbolic traditions: The Book of Herbs and granny's recipes describe the uses of plants, highlighting those with scientific validation.
Research (including Japanese studies on shinrin-yoku) indicates reduced cortisol and blood pressure after spending time in the forest; the effects are moderate and require regularity.
A free encyclopedia of plants that describes traditional uses and those backed by research, contraindications, and recipes.
We describe the lunar calendar as a tool for observation; symbolic interpretations can be found in the Esoterica section.
Choose one topic and compare the explanations with the provided sources. Use the guides gradually, considering your own situation and the limitations of the material.
The Nature section explores plants, ecosystems, and ways to enjoy the outdoors — from what studies reveal about the forest's impact on stress, to growing herbs on your balcony, and observing wildlife and lunar phases. Six research articles include a 'What Science Says' section along with sources.
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