Herbal Dosages
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Get a dose of herbal wisdom!
Learn the nuances of dosing and gain the wisdom of these practitioners' distinctive backgrounds and experiences.
Join this enlightening discussion led by two seasoned herbal practitioners as they delve into the diverse dosing approaches prevalent in herbal medicine.
Phyllis D. Light brings her wealth of experience, having utilized a broad spectrum of preparations and dosages, ranging from tea to tincture to capsules. Her practice, situated in a "dry county," embraces the tradition of using herbs primarily in the form of teas.
In contrast, Matthew Wood offers insights into his extensive history of employing small or "drop" doses of tinctures AKA nudge-opathy. His approach harks back to the eclectic methodology, rooted in the nineteenth-century schools of botanical medicine.
Phyllis D. Light brings her wealth of experience, having utilized a broad spectrum of preparations and dosages, ranging from tea to tincture to capsules. Her practice, situated in a "dry county," embraces the tradition of using herbs primarily in the form of teas.
In contrast, Matthew Wood offers insights into his extensive history of employing small or "drop" doses of tinctures AKA nudge-opathy. His approach harks back to the eclectic methodology, rooted in the nineteenth-century schools of botanical medicine.
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Matthew Wood, MS
Matthew Wood has been a practicing herbalist for over forty years. He is an internationally known teacher and author with more than ten books to his credit. Matthew has an MSc in herbal medicine from the Scottish School of Herbal Medicine (accredited, U. of Wales). He lives in the Midwest.
Phyllis D. Light, MA
As 4th generation herbalist, Phyllis started with lessons from her grandmother who taught from her Creek/Cherokee heritage. Phyllis has studied and worked with herbs, foods, and other healing techniques for 30+ years. She is the author of Southern Folk Medicine and co-author of Traditional Western Herbalism Pulse Evaluation.
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Accreditation hours
This course is a total of 3.5 accredited hours- 1 hour History, Philosophy, and Therapeutic Paradigms and Applications (Including Energetics) of Various Systems of Herbal Medicine
- 2.5 hours Pharmacy, Pharmacognosy, and Dispensing
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Herbal Dosages
This is your opportunity to learn practical herbal dosing methodologies from teachers with decades of experience.
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