Customer Testimonials
Creosote Balm,
I took a weight lifting class during summer school before I entered the 7th grade and have worked out ever since that time. In between I participated in as many sports activities as I could fit into my life. I have tried and found several balms for sore muscles. Many worked very well, but were discontinued, and some just burned my skin. Now with Baby-Bommer Syndrone, at 65, some part of my beat up body is always sore. But, rub some Creosote Balm from Native Herbs and Honey on my shoulders, obliques, or whatever happens to be aching that day, and voila, instantanious relief from aches and pains. Without a doubt, this is a product that I will use continuously for the rest of my baby-boomer lifestyle.
Barry GarrawayDear Native Herb & Honey Co.
I had really sore knees from a long bike ride yesterday (I have arthritis in at least the left one). I used some of your Super Green Balm on my knees last night and within at least an hour they felt much better. They had really been aching. I tried some more this morning. I am usually fairly aware of them (even when they are not that bad) but I have hardly noticed my knees all day. Thanks so much for this great product!
Good luck!
Meg Crockett
Hi
I have tried some of the
lip balm and seen the results of the green salve. Rusty (1 yr old) fell off a step yesterday and had a good scrape on his face. Lora put some of the green salve on his boo-boo and within an hour, it was half gone. She put more on when she put him to bed and this morning you could hardly see it. It's amazing!
Jakki
Hi,
Bay enjoyed wearing his necklace. Photo is attached. We think the bells on the necklace alerted a rattlesnake to our presence on the trail. We were riding yesterday on the north shore of Lake San Antonio. The rattler gave us plenty of warning so we were able to avoid him. Of course, it may have been the ground vibrations from two 1,000 lb equines that got him rattling but we will give credit to the magical bells! In anycase, Bay and I both felt very festive. He is my 27 year old Bay El Bey son.
Thanks,
Anne Harris
All Native All Natural
Native Herb & Honey Company would like to humbly thank all the wonderful Native American teachers, family and friends who made it possible for us to spread the benefit of herbal remedies. We are working hard to preserve knowledge of plants and animals passed down from our elders. We look forward to meeting like minded people.
New Customer Enjoying a Sage Honey Stick
News Media
Paso Robles’ Olive Festival Feeds the Community Spirit
Artisans, California, Featured, Paso Robles, Travel — By Jane Beckman on August 25, 2010 at 12:09 pm
Share Paso Robles’ Olive Festival Feeds the Community Spirit
California has often been said to have a “Mediterranean” climate, so olives are a natural. Back to the days of the Missions, olives have been a feature of California agriculture. Olive trees flourish in much the same climate as grapes, so it’s a natural that the wine regions around Paso Robles are at the heart of the California olive oil movement.
We picked up some tamales and, spotting a sign for “Chumash Fry Bread,” headed over to pick up some Chumash Indian Tacos, a heavenly dish of beans, lettuce, tomato, jalapeno, and (of course) olives, on a slightly sweet and puffy foundation of chewy fry bread.
Chumash Fry Bread Makers
The booth was run by ,Native Herb & Honey Co. and a friend Crystal Miller explained how she makes the fry bread, while dumping flour, sugar, baking powder, salt, and water into a large mixing bowl, measuring everything entirely by eyeballing the amounts. Originally, it was fried in canned lard, but now vegetable oil is used. Obviously Crystal knew what she was doing, as the fry bread turned out spectacularily.
A Chumash Taco on Fry Bread
As she did, she shared family history, of how her great-grandfather avoided being taken to a reservation when a Santa Barbara farmer claimed him as his son. They also deal in herbal products, often using ancestral recipes, for Native Herbs and Honey, available online. Native Herbs and Honey even has a swarm removal service, adding unwanted bees swarms to their apiary.
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