We want to remind you that full thrival can be easy, accessible, and fun! 

GOE founder and master of health @quinneaker is a shining example of human potential, and we want to inspire YOU to be your healthiest self too! 

There are sustainable options for achieving radiant health; nature's medicine chest absolutely overflows with abundance! We're curating the beautiful plants we have covered in our Wildcrafted Medicine blogs here as a convenient reference. Feel free to click each image for more info on the plant, including nutritional highlights, more of the ailments they can remedy, and how they grow! Please enjoy this gallery:

Dandelion can flush out your insides. 

Calendula encourages shining skin.

Lamb's quarter sucks contaminants out of the soil and cleanses the environment. 

Frequently overlooked henbit is actually edible, and it supports bone and joint health! 

Science shows this "weed" exhibits strong anti-hepatitis properties. 

The ol' magic of the mountain oregano can clear up chest infections. 

This plant cleanses the system. 

Lemon Thai basil is an adaptogen! 

Comfrey is amazing; it's alternate name of Knitbone illustrates its ability to heal broken bones and contusions.  

Increased mental function is but one benefit of rosemary! 

This variety of sage demonstrates anti cancer activity. 

Mint has long been esteemed as a tummy soother. 

Lavender's capabilities for calming the nervous system are truly incredible! 

Cilantro helps move toxins through and out of the body. 

These plants are super easy to cultivate. In fact, many of them pop up unbidden like "weeds", but to pass over them as if they are unwanted is blasphemous. They are packed full of incredible compounds that activate invincible health in the human body and deserve respect for their amazing properties.

We hope you're inspired by the potentials that plants hold! They are beautiful, many are delicious and smell good, and they grow right up out of the ground for free. Their healthful benefits have kept humanity in peak condition for millennia; we hope you are encouraged to return to your roots.  

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