Echinacea, distinguished by its large purple-rayed flowers, has traversed a remarkable journey through the ages, beginning its legacy in Lemuria and evolving through different civilizations. This journey highlights a transformative progression, not only in its medicinal uses but also in its spiritual and metaphysical significance.

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We delve into the fourth installment of our enlightening series on the body's intricate interstitium, where we blend the wisdom of traditional medicine with modern science. This edition focuses on the botanical powerhouses—Comfrey and Calendula—and their remarkable benefits for the interstitial health of the skin.

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The human body is a complex network of systems working in harmony to maintain health and function. Among these, the lymphatic system plays a pivotal role, especially in the digestion process. This article aims to elucidate the intricate workings of the lymphatic system in the digestion, absorption, and transportation of fats and fat-soluble vitamins.

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The interstitium claims its rightful place in the medical lexicon as a bona fide organ. This revelation has catalyzed a renewed interest in the enigmatic network of fluid-filled spaces fundamental to our well-being and our understanding of various diseases.

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The interstitium was traditionally viewed as merely the space between cells. However, recent research has highlighted its unique structure and vital role in the body's physiology. But how does this network connect with our skin and lymphatic health?

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The interstitium and the extracellular matrix (ECM) are components of the body's tissue architecture, but they serve distinct roles and have different compositions. Let's break down the differences.

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Rudolf Steiner's anthroposophical view of the human being delves into the spiritual significance of various physiological systems. While Steiner spoke extensively about the threefold nature of the human organism, he did not detail the lymphatic system as modern physiology does.

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The rose, often hailed as the "queen of flowers," has transcended mere botanical identity to embed itself deeply within the tapestry of human history, culture, and spirituality. Its timeless beauty and evocative fragrance have inspired poets, artists, and mystics across ages and civilizations.

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Known as the flower of knowledge, Jasmine Sambac has a permeating warmth and purity and is known as the harmonizer or mother in our In Fiore blends. It’s also known as a mood enhancer and antidepressant remedy. Here, we reveal Jasmine Sambac’s constituents and attributes that lend to its healing prowess.

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Aromatherapy is nothing new, of course; fragrance has been used in healing since the beginning of recorded history. But research and science around this topic have improved dramatically.

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Relaxation and magnesium absorption are just a few of the benefits of an Epsom salt detox bath. Here, Julie explains her evening bathing ritual to aid in detoxification.

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At In Fiore, we infuse our products with functional mushrooms, but before we assume the context of these mushrooms, let’s define what functional means.

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Not surprisingly, I'm ritualistic about flying. I am never without my skin care essentials and supplements. I have a few tried-and-true practices, which I believe contribute to the preservation of my skin and overall health. Here’s my routine…

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In our Lâche-Lymphe tincture, which supports healthy lymph function, we’ve infused the formula with Echinacea, an effective immunomodulator that deals with infections and clearing of the lymphatic system.

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We’re thrilled to launch the latest category in our ever-evolving exploration of plant potential: ingestible tinctures.

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