Yucca Species. With over 50 identified species, this tall and imposing member of the agave family is often grown for its dramatic effect in a garden, giving big impact with minimal effort. Native to the dry lands of south western Canada to Panama, it was highly valued by indigenous... read more →
Jul
28
Jun
22
This talk is Co-Sponsored by Natural Habitat Evanston and Edible Evanston, both of which are programs of Climate Action Evanston. Wild Weeds in the Apothecary and the Kitchen - from chickweed pesto to chickweed ointment, explore nature's abundant harvest for food and medicine. So many of the plants you... read more →
Nov
11
Join Chanchal Cabrera in this episode covering Organic Farming and Specialized Herbal Oncology, Collaborative Medicine, her sister's Radical Remission with Herbal Support & much more! The Radical Remission Project "Stories That Heal" Podcast brings you the true stories and experiences from radical remission survivors and the healers and doctors who... read more →
Mar
03
The world of cancer is a scary one. Even though 50–70 percent of us can expect to get this diagnosis in our lifetime, it still comes as a shock when the reality of the situation must be faced. When a cancer diagnosis is received, the ensuing stress and adrenaline impair... read more →
Jan
27
So much fun to have this Healthy Conversation with an old friend and colleague - Steven Horne. We cover a wide range of topics related to toxic (low-dose) herbs and safety. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxTsLVVQtoM
Aug
29
This public presentation by Chanchal Cabrera, MSc., FNIMH, RH(AHG), author of Holistic Cancer Care"was recorded on August 6th, 2024. Click here to view on Youtube. The original event description is as follows: Want to learn ways to resist cancer, manage side effects of cancer treatment, and enhance wellness? Medical herbalist... read more →
Jul
07
You might have heard that skin cancer diagnoses have been increasing over the last 50 years or so, but did you know it’s possible that sunscreen and sun avoidance may be making the problem worse? Vitamin D (which is made when our skin is exposed to sunlight) is critical for... read more →
Jun
20
Rose Medicine -By Alina Baker, RHT, R.Ac Summer in the Comox valley is welcomed by the sweet smell of Rosa nutkana (Nootka rose). Blossoming late May to early July, its unmistakable pink flowers and delicate aroma greet you nearly everywhere you go. Roses are often celebrated for their beauty and... read more →
May
10
- By Alina Baker, RH, R.Ac With a nod of respect and gratitude to the traditional wisdom carriers, the scientists, and the plants themselves that bring us this knowledge - it is our pleasure to introduce to you the newest members of our ever-growing medicinal garden at Innisfree Farm &... read more →
Apr
24
In my day-to-day clinical herbal work, I find myself often as much a researcher as a practitioner. I am constantly reading and seeking out information and trying to join the dots what I'm learning to better understand the lived experience of my patience. I subscribe to several medical news feeds... read more →