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Every HerbSip remedy, newest first. Each one has a clear recipe, an honest look at the evidence and safety notes.

A glass of pale marshmallow root infusion next to a bowl of dried cut root
Cold & Throat

Marshmallow Root Cold Infusion for a Dry Throat

Soaking dried marshmallow root in cool water makes a mild, silky drink that is traditionally used for an irritated throat and a dry, tickly cough.

A mug of valerian root tea next to a small dish of chopped dried valerian root
Sleep & Calm

Valerian Root for Sleep: What to Know First

Valerian is one of the best-known herbal sleep aids, but the research is mixed and it comes with real cautions. Here is a clear guide before you try it.

A glass mug of rosemary tea with a fresh rosemary sprig
Herb Guides

Fresh Rosemary Tea: What Is and Isn't Known

A sprig from the garden and a cup of hot water make a fragrant, piney tea. Here is an honest look at what rosemary tea can and cannot be expected to do.

A glass jug of water with cucumber slices and mint sprigs next to a full glass
Everyday Sips

Cucumber and Mint Water for Everyday Hydration

Plain water with a cool, fresh twist. No miracle claims, just an easy way to make the healthiest drink more appealing.

A cup of amber dandelion tea with dried dandelion root and fresh leaves
Herb Guides

Dandelion Leaf and Root Tea: A Careful Guide

Dandelion makes an earthy, slightly bitter tea. It is traditionally used for digestion and to make you pee more, and that second effect is exactly why it needs some care.

Bundles of fresh herbs hanging upside down to dry above jars of dried herbs
Herb Guides

How to Dry and Store Kitchen Herbs at Home

Drying your own mint, sage or lemon verbena is easy and keeps your tea jar full all winter. The key is getting herbs fully dry, fast, so mold never gets a chance.