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7.17.2009
Top 200 drugs in the US - 2008
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Jón T. Njarðarson 's team at the University of Cornell has put together an interesting poster listing the top 200 pharmaceuticals used l...
7.02.2009
Integrative mental health - an herbalist's ideas
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Just a quick note for those interested in the outline for some general approaches / suggestions for the herbalist seeking to provide support...
11.01.2008
Integrative student clinic at Johns Hopkins
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Allegra Hamman has just been hired as a clinical herbalist to complement the care provider team at Johns Hopkins' Student Health and We...
10.19.2008
The benefits of Nature for children with ADD / ADHD
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File this one under the "let's spend grant money to research the obvious" category: it seems that walking for about 20 minutes...
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5.14.2008
Bacterial resistance update
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Triclosan, a chlorinated polyphenolic compound found in a range of consumer products, has been touted as "antibacterial" and someh...
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5.12.2008
Spring in Italy - pt. 1
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We returned to Italy in the last two weeks in April (mud season up here in Vermont), and got an amazing jump on Spring. For me it was a chan...
Hawthorn for a failing heart
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Hawthorn (various Crategus species) received an endorsement in another Ernst-and-friends metareview . The review included 14 trials, and fo...
5.10.2008
Canadian herbal product regulation
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There's a somewhat alarming development afoot in Canada relating to the sale, use and dispensation of herbal medicines and "natural...
4.28.2008
Echinacea as a common cold preventative - again
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We've been over in Italy for the last few weeks, and updates here are difficult. I'll be posting some photos of wild springtime herb...
4.08.2008
Devil's Claw and rheumatic inflammation
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Devil's Claw ( Harpagophytum procumbens ) is native to South Africa, lives in dry soils, and produces large underground tubers that are ...
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3.28.2008
Late winter lichens
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Yes, the Equinox has passed, but here in the mountains of Vermont we still have two feet of snow in the fields. I've been jealous late...
3.24.2008
Sage improves memory and attention
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'He that would live for aye, Must eat Sage in May.' The old English proverb, quoted by venerable herbalists from Gerard to Maude Gri...
3.19.2008
Herbs regulated as drugs?
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Michael McGuffin, President of the American Herbal Products Association wrote an interesting counterpoint in response to an editorial in th...
3.11.2008
Michael Pollan and Real Food
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Food - our basic sustenance, one of our most primal interfaces with the natural world - plays a crucial role in the ongoing creation of ours...
3.10.2008
Pharmaceuticals in tap water
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An investigation by the Associated Press reveals some disturbing facts about the presence of a variety of medications in the public water s...
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Herbal Internet Resources
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Some links to excellent free online material for herbal research, historical exploration, or just hours of gazing at full-resolution botanic...
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3.08.2008
Plant People
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A new collection from photographer Hans Silvester documents the incredible plant-based ceremonial and celebratory outfits of he Surma and M...
3.07.2008
FDA supplement regulation update
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Ever since the Food and Drug Administration released its 'final rule' on the manufacture of dietary and herbal supplements, herbali...
2.28.2008
Large study finds association between headaches and digestive symptoms
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A large study conducted in Norway points at some definite links between headaches and GI tract complaints like acid reflux (see figure on t...
2.20.2008
HerbMed Pro
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Thank you to Larken for picking up on a new, free location for accessing HerbMed Pro. You can visit Gaia Herbs for the full list of over 20...
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