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Maureen Murray
Happy Fourth of July! I have been planning to begin this course for awhile, and finally took the plunge today. I am from Oregon but currently living and working in Bujumbura, Burundi with my husband and two children. I have been taking courses in both homeopathy and now herbalism, as the medical care available here is very limited, to say the least! Though I suppose that even if the allopathic care here was “good,” I have come to trust the medical establishment far less in recent years. So I guess wherever you are in the world, knowledge of alternatives is extremely useful. I wish you all a lovely holiday and look forward to learning from you.
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Greg Boggs
Welcome Maureen! This will be an excellent course for you, being able to grow your own medicine is exceptionally helpful, especially when your alternatives are limited
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Dr. Patrick Jones
Wow. I think you’re our first Burundian (sp???). Even though you’re from Colorado, I’m still claiming the Burundi student thingy. LOL
I actually have a lot of students is South Africa.
Don't use herbs or combine herbs with medications or use them during lactation or pregnancy without talking with your healthcare provider.
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