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NW Herb Fest 2008 (Progressive Organization)
NW Herb Fest 2008
—from Wise Acres Farm, www.herbaltransitions.com
A distinguished gathering of physicians and herbalists will lecture in Pleasant Hill, Oregon, 97455, 18 minutes from Eugene, at the NW Herb Fest 2008 to take place Saturday and Sunday, July 26-27 at Wise Acres Farm.
This 2-day weekend herb conference and festival will feature ten renowned experts leading 24 classes. The event will be an exciting, educational experience for everyone with healthy food, an herbal bazaar, beautiful natural surroundings, and other fun activities. Registration is $145.00 before May 1st.
Speakers at the symposium include Christopher Hobbs, Jill Stansbury, ND, Michael Tierra, Paul Bergner, Kathi Keville, Richo Cech, Julie Bailey, Wren Davidson, Glen Nagel ND, Sharol Tilgner, ND, and Robin Dipasquale, ND.
Lectures will include but are not limited to the following topics: Woman’s Herbs: Role of Phytohormones in Health, Essential Oils as Antimicrobials, Treatment of West Nile Fever, Making Herbal Sodas, & Beers, Tongue Diagnosis, Herbal Treatment of Pain, Neurotransmitter Herbs: Research, Folklore & Clinical Applications, Skin Herbs, Nutrients, Products & Recipes, Insulin Resistance: Pathophysiology & Natural Therapeutics, 4 Elements Theory, Re-establishing Balance in the Female Reproductive Cycle, Liliaceae Family: Plants that Effect Female Energy, The Divine in Nature. Guardians at the Gate, NW Ethnobotany, Abdominal Hara Massage and Palpatory Diagnosis and Treatment, Moxibustion and Artemis, Healing Smoke. Herb walks will be available throughout the weekend!
Separate intensives with Christopher Hobbs and Michael Tierra will be offered Sunday night addressing Chinese pulse diagnosis and its application to all systems of herbal medicine and Essential Oil Therapeutics.
To receive a detailed brochure or if you have questions call Sharol Tilgner at 541.736.0164, or send an e-mail to class@herbaltransitions.com. You can also view the schedule and get more information at www.herbaltransitions.com.
—from Wise Acres Farm, www.herbaltransitions.com
A distinguished gathering of physicians and herbalists will lecture in Pleasant Hill, Oregon, 97455, 18 minutes from Eugene, at the NW Herb Fest 2008 to take place Saturday and Sunday, July 26-27 at Wise Acres Farm.
This 2-day weekend herb conference and festival will feature ten renowned experts leading 24 classes. The event will be an exciting, educational experience for everyone with healthy food, an herbal bazaar, beautiful natural surroundings, and other fun activities. Registration is $145.00 before May 1st.
Speakers at the symposium include Christopher Hobbs, Jill Stansbury, ND, Michael Tierra, Paul Bergner, Kathi Keville, Richo Cech, Julie Bailey, Wren Davidson, Glen Nagel ND, Sharol Tilgner, ND, and Robin Dipasquale, ND.
Lectures will include but are not limited to the following topics: Woman’s Herbs: Role of Phytohormones in Health, Essential Oils as Antimicrobials, Treatment of West Nile Fever, Making Herbal Sodas, & Beers, Tongue Diagnosis, Herbal Treatment of Pain, Neurotransmitter Herbs: Research, Folklore & Clinical Applications, Skin Herbs, Nutrients, Products & Recipes, Insulin Resistance: Pathophysiology & Natural Therapeutics, 4 Elements Theory, Re-establishing Balance in the Female Reproductive Cycle, Liliaceae Family: Plants that Effect Female Energy, The Divine in Nature. Guardians at the Gate, NW Ethnobotany, Abdominal Hara Massage and Palpatory Diagnosis and Treatment, Moxibustion and Artemis, Healing Smoke. Herb walks will be available throughout the weekend!
Separate intensives with Christopher Hobbs and Michael Tierra will be offered Sunday night addressing Chinese pulse diagnosis and its application to all systems of herbal medicine and Essential Oil Therapeutics.
To receive a detailed brochure or if you have questions call Sharol Tilgner at 541.736.0164, or send an e-mail to class@herbaltransitions.com. You can also view the schedule and get more information at www.herbaltransitions.com.
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