Herbal Medicine
Whatever the disease might be, there is plant, or blend of plants, to heal it.
Eastern Herbalism has a unique understanding how herbs in specific combination can be directed to different parts of the body. Herbal remedies should be customized to the individual to treat their ailment, while also enhancing their underlying constitution. Herbal remedies must be as dynamic as the person and their story. Our bodies change more quickly than the seasons, and we must reflect that in the medicine we take, the food we eat and the exercise we do. There is no “one-size-fits-all” approach to effective herbal remedies.
Chinese Herbal texts are the most comprehensive and sophisticated pharmacological medicine we have on this earth. The Materia Medica was created beginning around 206 BC and continues to develop knowledge to this day. This incredible text covers 365+ herbs, their chemical compositions, their interactions with one another to enhance effects, the optimal planting and harvesting techniques for peak medicinal effect, methodologies for decoctions, and thousands of applications for various ailments and disease. Whatever the disease might be, there is plant, or blend of plants, to heal it.
“Herbal medicine complements the physical components of Traditional Chinese Medicine including acupuncture, cupping, and auricular therapy. It is often essential to the healing process and optimizes your body’s response and recovery.”
MARGARET HAMPTON, DACM
Responsible Sources
Margaret takes great pride in sourcing the highest quality ingredients and formulations. She offers a variety of brands that are of the highest quality that can fit your budget. Imported herbs go through rigorous third party testing for contaminants such as pesticides, herbicides and heavy metals. As a rule, she never prescribes herbs that she wouldn’t take herself or give to her family.