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It’s super important for herbalists to consider all the properties of a plant and how they overlap and combine. It’s through this merging of a plant’s actions that we see its core medicinal essence. So take Chamomile for example, it’s a nervous system remedy that acts as a nervine sedative, a bitter tonic, and a carminative. This is clearly a prime herb for people with nervous digestion. This can be someone who experiences digestive distress, whether it be gas, diarrhea, or a change in appetite

Being an herbalist means hunting for patterns...because nature, health, and disease all exist in patterns. 🌿🌀🌿 In other words, a clinical pattern is the process of you looking for how signs and symptoms of disease interconnect to form a larger picture. You’re looking at how all the parts come together to form the picture of the whole. The irony, and complexity, of this, is that the parts cannot be fully understood until you grasp the whole, and the whole cannot be understood without the parts