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Pyrrolizidine Alkaloids: What "Toxic" Means for Comfrey and Borage
Somewhere early in your herbal education, usually around the time you’re learning about topicals and comfrey, you get handed a huge, glaring red STOP SIGN about ever taking the plant internally, along with some vague hand-waving about pyrro...
Field Notes #10: Can Nettles Support Your Immunity?
a look at what the literature says about nettle (Urtica dioica) and the immune system
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Your Lymphatic System Has Been Running Your Immune Response This Whole Time
The lymphatic system has a branding problem, in my humble opinion.
Ask most people what it does and you’ll get something vague about drainage, maybe a comment about swollen lymph nodes during a cold, and then a trailing off. Which is fair,...
Is Aloe Vera Safe to Drink? A Look at the Toxicology Research
Last summer I spent an entire day at a horseshow with my shoulders out and didn’t reapply sunscreen once. By the time I got home my skin was screaming, so I did what most people would do and reached for a bottle of aloe vera gel sitting in...
Field Notes #09: Butyrate and the Gut-Immune Axis: What Herbalists Should Know
how short-chain fatty acids from your gut bacteria shape immune regulation from the colon to the brain
Back in the fibermaxxing series we spent a lot of time on what happens once soluble fiber finally makes its way down to the colon, where...
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Hi, I’m Agy! MD (Poland; non-practicing), MSc in Herbal Medicine, DSc candidate in Integrative Health. I teach physiology-first herbalism and write on integrative health: plant medicine understood through the biology of the human body.
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