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Divine Farmer's Materia Medica:  Trees (Wood)

1/10/2017

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See the post in materia medica on the Upper Class of Tree Medicinals: link  The article was a little further along, until chrome failed, once again, on my old computer.  I will get back to it later.  See also below for an earlier post on the subject.
It is interesting that The Divine Farmer's Materia Medica considers trees a certain group of medicines.  Groupings used today are often based on chemical constituents or main (known) medicinal properties.  In my mind, trees have a distinct energy that is worth considering in the context of healing.  In other words, I think they should be in their own group.  This thinking is largely what inspired my Forest Blends, which have been very successful formulas.
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