Explore the foundations of herbalism, its history, key concepts, and the role medicinal plants have played in human health and culture throughout history.
Prepare for intermediate herbal studies by exploring formulation basics, study methods, journaling, and continued herbal education.
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Module 11: Advanced Herbal Actions
Explore a wider range of herbal actions and learn how herbalists use these classifications to understand medicinal plants and formulate herbal combinations.
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Module 12: Digestive System Herbalism
Study the digestive system and examine the traditional use of medicinal plants that have been associated with digestive health and comfort.
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Module 13: Respiratory System Herbalism
Learn about the respiratory system and the herbs traditionally used to support respiratory function and seasonal wellness.
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Module 14: Nervous System Herbalism
Explore the relationship between medicinal plants and the nervous system, including herbs traditionally used for relaxation, resilience, and sleep.
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Module 15: Circulatory System Herbalism
Examine the circulatory and lymphatic systems and study herbs historically associated with cardiovascular and circulatory support.
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Module 16: Skin Herbalism
Discover the structure and function of the skin and learn about medicinal plants traditionally used in topical herbal preparations.
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Module 17: Materia Medica I
Build your herbal knowledge through detailed studies of fifty important medicinal plants and their historical, traditional, and botanical significance.
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Module 18: Cultivation and Harvesting
Learn advanced cultivation techniques, harvesting practices, drying methods, and sustainable approaches to growing medicinal plants.
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Module 19: Formulation Basics
Explore the principles of herbal formulation and learn how herbalists combine plants to create balanced and purposeful preparations.
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Module 20: Intermediate Research and Traditional Systems
Develop research skills while exploring traditional herbal systems, phytochemistry, herbal literature, and the foundations of evidence-based herbal study.
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