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Harvest Health Foods

Locations

1944 Eastern Ave

Grand Rapids, MI 49507

Mon-Sat: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

1 (616) 245-6268

6807 Cascade Road

Grand Rapids, MI 49546

Mon-Sat: 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM

1 (616) 975-7555

4150 32nd Ave

Hudsonville, MI 49426

Mon-Sat: 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM

1 (616) 896-6630

12675 Greenly St.

Holland, MI 49424

Mon-Sat: 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM

1 (616) 251-1123

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Supplements by Life Stage

As we go through life, we age and our bodies change, which means our supplement needs do, too.

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Signs and Symptoms of Lyme Disease

The disease can lead to physical, mental, and emotional changes.

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Natural Ways to Support Brain Heath as You Age

People of all ages want to keep their minds sharp. Learn how to slow cognitive decline.

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Natural Ways to Balance Hormones

Herbs and natural approaches can ease hormones back into balance, but be patient.

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Remedies for Sunburn

Consider an all-natural treatment for sunburns.

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Herbs for Sinus Relief

Herbs can help clear blocked nasal passages that trap mucus and lead to infection.

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Hard-Boiled Egg Diet for Weight Loss

It may help you lose weight, but it’s not for the long haul.

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Eco-Friendly Spring Cleaning

Mopping up mildew and scouring away grime doesn’t have to mean exposing your household to toxic cleaning solutions.

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Cleansing Herbs for a Fresh Start

Here are some natural ways you can cleanse and detox during the spring or any season!

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The History and Uses of Black Seed Oil

One active ingredient led a researcher to call black seed a “miracle herb.”

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