The Ginkgo Myth
Ginkgo is famous for its ability to boost your memory, focus, and concentration . . . but if that's true, why didn't I feel any of these results when taking some Ginkgo tincture? The truth is, ther...
29 Jul 33min
The Danger of Herbal Fads
If you walk into a hip smoothie shop or health food store, you'll undoubtedly be flooded with the newest "superfoods" and cure-all herbs. Like so many things in our modern culture, herbal medicine als...
22 Jul 34min
Beginning Tongue Diagnosis for Herbalists
Tongue diagnosis is one of the most practical assessment tools available to herbalists — and one of the most overlooked. In this video, Sajah Popham from the School of Evolutionary Herbalism explores ...
18 Jul 51min
Comfrey Benefits: Traditional Uses & Safety for Herbalists
Current herbal advice says you should never take Comfrey internally, but how did people traditionally use this plant? In this post, we're talking about Comfrey (Achillea millefolium), which is usua...
15 Jul 32min
Mugwort: The Herb for Dreams
Mugwort is the herb for dreams, but its medicine doesn't stop there. With a distinct effect on the nervous, digestive, hepatobiliary, and reproductive systems, Mugwort navigates, regulates, and balanc...
8 Jul 31min
A Journey Through the Water Element Signs and Herbs
All of life is born from water: from the mythological primordial ocean to the evolutionary-biology view that life originated in the waters, to the cosmological perspective of God separating the waters...
1 Jul 1h
The Book Every Herbal Practitioner Should Own
Most herbal books teach you about herbs, but very few teach you how to become a skilled practitioner. Sajah Popham from the School of Evolutionary Herbalism reviews one of the most comprehensive resou...
24 Jun 25min
Why Herbs Don't Always Work (+ 5 Things to Look For)
Sajah Popham from The School of Evolutionary Herbalism explains why herbal remedies sometimes fail. The issue is rarely the herbs themselves. Instead, it's the intake process that misses critical deta...
10 Jun 44min
