Hear from Howie Brounstein on Real Herbalism Radio and on Let’s Talk with the Herbal Nerd Society. Here’s a list of the shows where she’s featured and more info on her. Real Herbalism Radio is an Herbal podcast of The Practical Herbalist. Let’s Talk is a podcast for the Herbal Nerd Society of The Practical Herbalist.
Christina Sanchez, founder of Every Leaf Speaks and Howie Brounstein of Columbine School of Botanical Studies talk about wildcrafting in many environments properly.
Herbalist Howie Brounstein discusses the changing view of asthma over the last couple of centuries. He refers to the description of the disease by early teachers of from the Eclectic School from 1800s.
In today’s fast-paced world, many of us rely on herbs to regain balance. Herbal Nervines offer herbalists a natural path to just that. Today we’re talking with Howie Brounstein of Columbines school if Botanical Studies about herbs for the nervous system.
The field of herbalism has changed considerably over the past thirty years. Once, aspiring herbalists had few mentors and essentially had to create the path into the herbal lifestyle on their own.
In truth, herbalists love to discuss digestive health. From what goes in to what comes out, we’re interested , observant, and talkative. Today, we’re talking with Howie Brounstein, an expert Western Herbalist, and Zoe Fallian, a Practitioner of East Asian Medicine, about one of our favorite topics–Poo.
Wood Betony was once a favored herbal remedy for just about everything that could ail you. Although we not longer think of it as a panacea, Wood Betony is making a comeback…one that’s timely indeed! These curated resources fous on the medicinal, magical, and healing properties of Wood Betony and how to grow, harvest, and make medicine from it.
Mullein’s soft leaves and strong, tall second-year stalks have forever
Skullcap is a relaxing nervine without sedation. The Eclectics used Skullcap as a nerve tonic for conditions brought on by nervousness and stress, i.e., asthma, rashes, eczema, and headaches. Skullcap is trophorestorative (nourishing tonic) for the nervous system in low doses long-term to improve and restore nervous system function.
From wildcrafting oyster mushrooms to birch branches to lemon balm leaves, the earth has renewable medicine waiting just outside your door.
Sue and Candace dig in deep after talking with Nicole Telkes about training/licensing clinical herbalism.
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