Ralph Hartwig - artist, writer, photographer, web designer

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At 51, I felt like I was 100. I tried every vitamin and supplement available. No matter what I took or how long I took them, nothing happened. I ate well, got good rest, tried to keep stress down, but I was still falling apart.

I learned that to get well I had to be my own doctor and became a Master Herbalist studying at Dr. John Christopher’s School of Natural Healing and continued my studies under Dr. Richard Schulze and Dr. Bernard Jensen.

Learning that what was needed was good quality herbs, those you could count on doing something for you, I developed my own formulae and called it Herbs That Work! - because they really do. They’re not for sissies, they taste terrible because that’s the way nature is. But most of all, they work and that’s why we’re so successful.

My specialty is internal cleansing because I found that the secret to feeling really, really good is to get nutrition in by eating sensibly, and waste out through your elimination organs. That’s why NatureRich was such a natural for me and fit so well into our business. It helps you live in a toxic free home. Check it out here.

Also, I'm so fortunate to have connected up with my husband, Ralph because he offers so many talents. With the help of a small staff, we have built a national herbal business and have recently redesigned the web site that you're now visiting. People tells us it's a welcome change from the "me-too" sites that you see all over the web, because our focus is on people - people having fun!

Stop by often. It has two feature articles that change once a month, featuring just about anything people have fun doing - travel, recreation, where to find new things to do, hobbies that are fun and some that have grown into viable businesses.

And, through it all, you'll see a constant kaleidoscope of magnificent digital art, produced and copyrighted by my husband, Ralph.

As always, your support of Herbs That Work! products is what makes all this happen. Enjoy. Link to Catalog.

Flowers brighten the home - winter and summer and the alstromeria on the left is a good choice. They come in several colors - lemon, salmon and bicolor. Standing on tall stems they are an excellent choice for a tall clear glass vase and, best of all, they are very long lasting as cut flowers giving you a rewarding beauty for a week or more before fading. Another plus is a cost that won't wreck the budget - often less than $10 for a large bunch. Look for them in any super market where they sell flowers.