The Polypody Review
A journal of herbs, health, and healing for explorers of the green path. We share weekly articles on a range of topics in alternative health, herbalism, nature, and more, written by experts in their fields.
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Interview with a Herbalist: Lucy Jones
OR: Hi Lucy, great to have you on The Polypody Review!
LJ: Thank you for having me! It’s an absolute pleasure to get the chance to chat about herbs with you.
OR: We have a standard first question: when did you realise you were a plant per...
Summer in the Herb Garden
It has been a summer of extremes. In the UK, nearly three months of rolling heatwaves and very little rain have formed an unusual landscape of yellow-brown hills and fields, with dry and dusty plants adorning our hedges and gardens. As the...
Endobiogenic Medicine: A Brief Introduction
Endobiogenic Medicine was originated in the 1970s by two French hospital doctors and later general practitioners, Christian Duraffourd and Jean-Claude Lapraz. They had already collaborated with Dr Jean Valnet and Duraffourd’s pharmacist and...
A Walk in the Woodland
During summertime, life is full: harvesting herbs, picking and processing fruit; for me, taking herb workshops, watering thirsty plants, and caring for others. It is a welcome boost to physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being to take t...
On the Historical and Cultural Censorship of Cannabis Sativa
For all the scientific uncovering and culturally quaking information in my last book — Seven Plants to Save the World: The Rise of the Weeds and an End to the Diseases of Civilization — I’ve been given the chance, one year since publication...
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