Guest guest Posted April 20, 2010 Report Posted April 20, 2010 well that well maybe what it is then. Particularly if that is what the author says it is lol, I thought i saw it in another post as well today, though, therefore i thought maybe it was one of those things, and in that case i did not know what it meant. Maybe i am just very tired too, that is even more very likely nova Not sure what J means, maybe it was a typo? what does J mean ? as i have never seen that before the last couple post Quote
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2010 Report Posted April 21, 2010 Kathi, I don't know that it is really 'controversial'; I think its just that there is alot to know and you can't really get all that information in one spot. Personally, I think anyone who deals in the 'health fields' such as herbology should have a good understanding of anatomy & physiology and take a college level class in that. Most herb programs dance around any science and think its unimportant. Sure, I'm biased, but I'd suggest a good class in A & P. Some colleges are starting to offer programs in holistic health. I know in Colorado there are community colleges that have classes and Metro State College also does. Then look at some of the programs; I think Michael Moore has a pretty intensive program at least from what I've seen. Although he died a year ago I think his program is still going on. Rosemary Gladstar has a reputable program. Here is a list of some programs: http://www.herbnet.com/university_p2.htm It also depends upon what kind of program you are interested in; to practice just on your family, or what level of knowledge you want. Join some organizations that deal with herbs: American Herbalist Guild is one, International Herb Association . . . . . . I am self taught. I bought a course once and was astonished at the low level of information that was in there. I don't like paying someone money for information that I can find better and for less price. Find some good books on herbalism; David Hoffman, Rosemary Gladstar, . . . There are many, just depends upon what areas of herbalism you are interested in. Its an ongoing process. cindy jones http://www.sagescript.com Cindy Jones BS - bull shit MS more of the same Ph.D. piled higher and deeper , " Kirschner, Kathi [TIBUS] " <KKirsch1 wrote: > > Thanks, Tina! I did hear about the same from a few. I'm glad somebody > spoke up since I had no idea it was so controversial. > > I will continue to search until something " feels " right! > > Regards, > > Kathi > > > Kathi Kirschner > Site Services Leader > 1125 Trenton-Harbourton Rd > Titusville, NJ > Desk: 609-730-7519 > Cell: 267-994-4945 > Fax: 609-730-8523 > kkirsch1 > http://www.tibotec.com > Quote
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