Creeping Yellow Woodsorrel – The Protector
This common “weed”, Oxalis corniculata, found in Arkansas, has important medicinal usage reported in the Indian pharmaceutical codex, the Chinese, […]
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American Alumroot for Wounds
American Alumroot, a wound healing plant, may be closer than you think! This native Arkansas plant is often grown as an ornamental.
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Bastard Toadflax – Comandra umbellata
Many useful medicinal and edible plants in Arkansas are underutilized or thought of as just useless weeds, Bastard Toadflax belongs in your kitchen and herbal kit.
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Herbal Roundtable in the Wilderness with D’Coda
Herbalists on a 2005 tour of D’Coda’s Ozark Wilderness garden.
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Lyme Solutions Pt 1 – Ticks!
Tips on avoiding ticks and the diseases they carry.
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Lyme Solutions Pt 2 – Diagnosis
A short video on symptoms and diagnositic options in Lyme disease.
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Lyme Solutions – Part Three – Diagnosis
Lyme is a clinical diagnosis. What does that mean? What should we look for? Is there always a Bull’s eye rash? Most importantly, what is a Lyme Literate Doctor and how to find one.
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Lyme Solutions Part Four – Treatment
What’s behind the controversy in treating Lyme? Can Lyme be cured? If so, how?
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Lyme Solutions – Part Five – Treatment continued
Coverage of treatment options for Lyme Disease continues with Immunonutrition and a look at proven Lyme protocols.
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Lyme Solutions – Part 6 – Co-infections
Chronic Lyme is often due to the common co-infections that accompany it. Learn what these are, what are the signs, how to test for Lyme co-infections and how to treat them.
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