Please read this carefully before using anything you find on Herbcare.
This is not medical advice
Herbcare is a cultural and lifestyle publication. The writing here is not medical guidance, not a treatment plan, not a diagnosis, and not a substitute for professional care. We do not have clinicians on staff. Nothing on the site should be used as a basis for treating an illness, adjusting a medication, or delaying a visit to a qualified professional.
Herbs, teas, and traditions
When we write about a herbal drink, a traditional food, or a cultural practice, we are writing about a tradition. We are not saying it will fix anything. Plants can interact with prescription medication, allergies, pregnancy, and existing conditions. If you are unsure whether something you have read here is safe for you personally, please ask a qualified medical professional first.
If something feels wrong
If you are experiencing symptoms that worry you, please consult a doctor or a healthcare provider. The slow living traditions we write about are not a replacement for medical care. They were never meant to be.
Children and pregnancy
Nothing on Herbcare is written for children or for pregnant or nursing people. Both are situations that need specific guidance from a qualified professional, not lifestyle articles on the internet.
Affiliate links
Occasionally we link to books, teas, or other items we admire. Some of these links are affiliate links, which means we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. We disclose any affiliate relationships clearly and do not let them influence which traditions or products we cover.
Reader responsibility
By reading Herbcare you agree that you are responsible for your own choices. The publication, its writers, editors, and contributors are not liable for any outcome, harm, or loss arising from your use of the writing on this site.
If anything on this page is unclear, please write to [email protected] and we will gladly clarify.