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Herbs for Stress-Induced Heartburn in Teens


Episode 68


I don’t know if you’re aware of this, but it’s stressful to be a teen! Sometimes, that stress shows up as heartburn. As herbalists, we can help out! Here’s a discussion of some of our favorite herbs for stress-induced heartburn in teens. Some are for directly addressing the burning pain and discomfort; others are for reducing the stress itself, because it really does trigger the reflux events. Changing your relationship to stressors makes a big difference, and herbs can help you do that. All this is part of a holistic framework including simple changes to diet, sleep habits, and alignment / movement patterns – that makes the herbs much more effective! (But don’t worry, our number one remedy will work even if you can’t convince your teen to do the whole protocol.)

Mentioned in this podcast:

  • Mega-Mag, our favorite magnesium supplement
  • Concentrace,a multimineral supplement from the same producer
  • Daylio, a mood/health-tracking app we’ve been playing with lately
  • Clue, a menstrual cycle tracker app

Herbs discussed include marshmallow, tulsi, betony, goldenrod, linden, hawthorn, and peppermint.

How many of those herbs are you familiar with? Well, almost every one has a detailed profile in our Holistic Herbalism Materia Medica course. Get to know the herbs on their own terms, as complex and unique as they are: what their qualities and actions are, how to make them into effective remedies, everything you need to know to work with them safely and effectively. This course has 89 herbs so far, and when you buy it, you get lifetime access. When we add more herbal content in the future, it’s automatically added to your course, forever. You can try it out for 14 days, with our zero-risk return policy!

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Published on 5 years, 11 months ago






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