Herbal medicine

And then she's the author of many books, including recent publications and one that is, I think, really important in this time and age, Holistic Cancer Care, An Herbal Approach to Preventing Cancer, Helping Patients Thrive During Treatment, and Minimizing the Risk of Reoccurrence.

And she held the faculty chair in botanical medicine at Boucher, hopefully I'm pronouncing that right, Institute of Naturopathic Medicine and New Westminster from 2004 to 2016.

And she publishes regularly in professional journals and lectures internationally on medical herbalism.

nutrition and health.

Welcome to the Frontline Herbalism podcast with your host Nicole Rose from the Solidarity Apothecary.

This is your place for all things plants and liberation.

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Hello, welcome back to the Frontline Herbalism podcast.

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It's just, it's just, I'm finding these driving logistics to and from the herb shed, to the nursery, to town, all the things too tricky.

Today, we are absolutely delighted to welcome Emma Dalton, a practitioner whose career beautifully reflects the power of bringing together different healing traditions in the service of patient care.

Emma is a qualified homeopath, herbal medicine practitioner, educator and lecturer with more than 20 years experience in complementary health care since qualifying in homeopathy in 2003.

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Ladies and gentlemen, we are very serious when it comes to it, but not at the moment.

Emma's journey has taken her from postgraduate studies with the renowned Dr. Yubrit Sharma to graduating with a first-class honours degree in herbal medicine from the University of Lincoln.

And more recently, she has actually completed a master's degree in sustainability, health and well-being, demonstrating her continuing passion for understanding health from both an individual and wider public health perspective.

Well, welcome to Deeply Rooted Botanical Medicine with me, Stephanie Georgoff.

I'm so pleased that you've decided to spend some of your valuable time with me.

And as you know, this is a regular feature of Deeply Rooted every Wednesday.

I do this week in botanical medicine and this week's edition is going to actually it is related it's it's related but it's sort of stretching the relationship But something I was made aware of recently was that author, activist, poet, essayist, novelist, his name was Wendell Berry, and he just passed away.

He passed away on August 31st, and unfortunately for the world, And I'm a consumer of media, as I'm sure you've noticed.

I did not know that had happened.

in developed countries is wonderful for things like bacteria, etc.

and parasites, but it doesn't get out things like radioactivity and also antibiotics or excess hormonal doses that are put into food and are excreted through waste.

My story tonight is concerned with the use of herbs in the treatment of human ills, together with the importance of fruits, vegetables, and natural foods in maintaining a healthy mind and body.

We can find recipes for herbal remedies in the folklore of almost every country in the world.

And this is especially true of Switzerland.

So it follows that possibly the most famous herbalist of them all was a Swiss named Johann Kunzel.

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A Guide to Herbal Remedies, published in 1687.

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She is the author of the book Aphrodisiac, also the creatrix of the Wildcraft board game, and the author of the Herb Fairies book series.

And she is the co-founder and now CEO of the incredible business Learning Herbs, which I am very excited and very honored to announce to y'all that Kimberly and I are offering a new course through Learning Herbs that is called Rhythms and Relationships, A Feminine Way into Herbalism.

And this is what...

Kimberly and I will be talking about in this episode today but this isn't just a like marketing here's our course come take our course kind of interview instead the way that we went about this was in service to the deeper goal that I have with this podcast which is to inspire you and me to continue to turn our lives in dreaming's direction and to weave our lives with and from dreaming's wisdom.