[Herb-students] (no subject)

[Al Stone]

Personally, I like to see that my students have at least read The Web
That Has No Weaver by Ted Kaptchuk.  It will give you a great basis in
TCM theory which is what everything else sits on.

-al.

Cam McLauchlin wrote:
> 
> Hey Al,
> 
> I am not yet a student, but plan on it this coming fall.  My question
> is, what is the most efficient way to spend my time introducing myself
> to herbal studies?  I have started by studying basic plants like
> mugwort, ginseng,........What should I pay most attention to in the
> beginning of herbology?
> 
> Thanks, Cam
> 
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Al Stone L.Ac.
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