An Herbal
Myth Challenged: Does Echinacea's immune system activity diminish
with continuous use? (Spring 2007)
An article by Ed Smith that was published in Herb Pharm's Pharmer's
Almanac.
Astragalus
(Summer 2006)
An article by Shayne Foley that was published in Herb Pharm's Pharmer's
Almanac.
Herbal
Alteratives & Depuratives:
Catabolic Detoxifiers and Metabolic Enhancers (May 2006)
An article by Ed Smith that was published in Herb Pharm's Pharmer's
Almanac.
Women's Urinary
Tract Infections:
Prevention and Treatment with Hrebal Extracts (May 2006)
An article by Julie Plunkett that was published in Herb Pharm's
Pharmer's Almanac.
Herbal
Pharmacology: Why we need it. Why we don't (January 2006)
An article by Shayne Foley that was published in Herb Pharm's Pharmer's
Almanac.
Ed
Smith’s response to the recent negative study on Echinacea
(August 2005)
Herbal
Myths & Misinformation (July 2005)
An article by Ed Smith that was published in Herb Pharm's Pharmer's
Almanac.
Liquid Extracts in Pediatric
Practice
(July 2005)
An article by Aviva Romm, RH(AHG), CPM that was published in Herb Pharm's
Clinical Extracts: Herbal Information for Health Practitioners.
Echinacea
Myths, Controversy and Facts (July 2005)
An article by David Bunting that was published in Herb Pharm's Pharmer's
Almanac.
Botanical
Approaches to Winter Respiratory Complaints (Jan. 2005)
An article by Jill Stansbury, N.D. that was published in Herb
Pharm's Clinical Extracts: Herbal Information for Health Practitioners.
What's
In A Cough? (Jan. 2005)
Shayne Foley introduces herbal expectorants from Herb Pharm's Pharmer's
Almanac.
“Maca
Root: Modern Rediscovery Of An Ancient Andean Fertility Food”
(Jan. 2004)
An article by Ed Smith published in the Journal of the American Herbalists
Guild. (Acrobat PDF)
Rhodiola:
Herbal Music to My Ears (July 2004)
Shayne Foley shares about chronic stress and how it
clearly plays a significant role in the cause of many of today’s
chronic degenerative diseases. As a result, much focus has naturally come
to rest on those herbs which modify or attenuate our response to stress.
American
Ginseng (July 2004)
For nearly 300 years, the small perennial known as
American Ginseng has been a healer, magic talisman, and major U.S. botanical
export. Hunted to the point of exhausting wild stands, it has become more
mystical as it has grown more elusive.
Menstrual Cramps: An Herbal
Approach (November, 2003)
Dr Tori Hudson, N.D. distills years of clinical experience specializing
in women’s health in this discussion of developing a herbal strategy
for treating menstrual cramps.
Herbal Alteratives: Removing
the Obstacles to Cure (November, 2003)
Shayne Foley introduces the concept of using alterative herbs to promote
removal of the body’s metabolic encumbrance and how such practice
works to enliven the body’s vital force to resist and overcome disease.
Herbal Remedies
for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (July, 2003)
Shayne Foley discusses some important components to consider with any
herbal treatment strategy for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
Premenstrual
Syndrome (July, 2003)
Dr. Tori Hudson, N.D. reviews several key herbs in her Naturopathic approach
to PMS.
Eleuthero
(July, 2003)
David Bunting explores the application of Eleuthero as an adaptogen (increases
resistance to stress).
The Safety
of Kava (September, 2002)
Ed Smith addresses the concerns about recent reports from Germany and
Switzerland that Kava products may have a toxic effect on the liver.
Relaxing
Sleep Tonic (March, 2002)
David Bunting writes about the uses of this herbal compound in the treatment
of nervous disorders.
Root Harvesting
(January, 2002)
Sara Katz writes about how to properly harvest plant roots.
Milk Thistle
Study (November, 2001)
Dr. Dean Gray writes about his research on the chemistry of Milk Thistle
seeds.
Plant
Harvest: Time is of the Essence (May, 2001)
Dr. Dean Gray writes about his research on optimal timing for the harvesting
of herbs.
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