Emily Rubeo

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Empower yourself, Empower your health. Stomach Acid and Enzymes part 1

Emily Rubeo By Emily Rubeo

Do you ever feel bloated and gassy after eating? Do you feel like your food just sits there like a rock? Do you get reflux...

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Herbal Profile Monograph

Herbal Monograph: Elder Flower

Emily Rubeo By Emily Rubeo

"Elder is shrub and tree, it is flexible and firm it is medicine and food and is both gentle and strong. This important native herb...

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Synergy: Passionflower and Saint John's Wort

By Ashley Hanna

Let's take a minute to define an important term used in herbal formulation. We'll discuss an example or two and a new formula change. Synergy....

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Defining the terms: Healthcare Systems & Botanical Modalities

Emily Rubeo By Emily Rubeo

Feedback from the blog on the difference between herbalism and homeopathy (here) had me thinking about the importance of knowing definitions of terms so often...

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Herbalism versus Homeopathy

Emily Rubeo By Emily Rubeo

Another #StudySunday. With increasing interest and movement toward ''alternative'' methods of healing and natural medicine, two of the most popular options are herbalism and homeopathy....

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Contamination and Substitution in Herbal Products

Emily Rubeo By Emily Rubeo

I'm going to try to start another new series here. I carve out a couple hours a few days a week to work on my...

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Skincare and Cosmetics Myth Busting: Preservatives are bad!

Emily Rubeo By Emily Rubeo

Let's start a new series here. Busting skincare and cosmetic myths. There are quite a few of these out there and I come across them...

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Our promise to you

Emily Rubeo By Emily Rubeo

Did you know?? 🐝 Everything I make is.. Soy FreeCorn FreeGluten FreePetroleum FreeMade by hand in small batches. 🐝 Everything contains NO ...Synthetic Fragrances (not...

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Herbal Monograph: Garlic

Emily Rubeo By Emily Rubeo

Garlic! Another great herb during cold and flu season (and all year round!). One I love to grow lots of every year in my garden....

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