Did Big Pharma Reformulate an Effective Uterine Tonic, and Smear the Founder who Invented It, to Protect the $560.9 Million Menstrual Pain Market and the $16.9 BILLION Menopause Market?
thank you so much for this. I have friends who are really struggling with irregular menstrual cycles and I’m hoping they will hear this. Naomi rocks!!!
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Naomi, I have an herb shop for the last 34 years Sage, consulting and apothecary women owned we manufacture our own formulas in our lab, we have a retail store mail order, we offer herbal classes seven months out of the year. I also offer private herbal consultations in our herbal clinic. I would love to talk to you about being a sponsor. If I could afford it, it would be a great fit. Following last year‘s surprise inspection by the fda, after posting alternatives to the Covid vaccine poison, it cost me $50,000 to do all of the ridiculous things that they wanted us to do which mostly involved piles of paperwork and testing testing testing. Which took away from the heart of our business which is helping people with their health concerns. My email is valerie@sagewomanherbs.com if you want to contact me.
It is interesting how sinister the web of big pharma is. In 1968 an English band called The Scaffold had a hit with a song called Lily the Pink. As a teenager I sang along with its catchy lyrics and tune only to discover recently it was a cynical take down of her remedies. Made me sick to have been conned
Another great piece Dr. Wolfe. Thank you! I just heard of this news source today, 1440. Have you heard of them? Are they really what they say they are? https://join1440.com/about-us
Can you please provide the names of the teas or seeds that you mentioned using for weight loss (I couldn’t make it out clearly) and how (combined, separately, quantity)?
FYI—False Unicorn is a threatened plant because of over harvesting. I refer you to unitedplantsavers.org, an organization founded by Rosemary Gladstar, one of the most renowned modern herbalists. Their website has several good articles about False Unicorn, in particular, “Saving a Sacred Feritility Herb,” which also mentions other herbs that can be used. Unfortunately, many herbs are becoming endangered because of over harvesting, and reputable herbal companies will no longer use them unless they find reliable sources of cultivated herbs. There usually are plenty of other herbs that can replace those at risk. It’s unethical to contribute to possible extinction of endangered plants by promoting them and selling them.
Seeds and plants are available from reputable seed & plant companies. Both True & False Unicorn roots were used as uterine tonics. It is possible both were used.
There is an article on United Plant Savers about cultivation, which is in an experimental stage right now with mixed success. It grows best in a wooded environment, and there isn’t a large market for it, so growers might not have the proper habitat and incentive. However, it said that there are about a dozen growers experimenting with the best ways to cultivate it. It will take time.
thank you so much for this. I have friends who are really struggling with irregular menstrual cycles and I’m hoping they will hear this. Naomi rocks!!!
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Naomi: You are a national treasure for sure!!
Much love and appreciation for you.
Naomi, I have an herb shop for the last 34 years Sage, consulting and apothecary women owned we manufacture our own formulas in our lab, we have a retail store mail order, we offer herbal classes seven months out of the year. I also offer private herbal consultations in our herbal clinic. I would love to talk to you about being a sponsor. If I could afford it, it would be a great fit. Following last year‘s surprise inspection by the fda, after posting alternatives to the Covid vaccine poison, it cost me $50,000 to do all of the ridiculous things that they wanted us to do which mostly involved piles of paperwork and testing testing testing. Which took away from the heart of our business which is helping people with their health concerns. My email is valerie@sagewomanherbs.com if you want to contact me.
Thank you Naomi! Again a wonderful report.
Thanks Naomi...looking forward to more broadcasts from above the Equator. From San Francisco Dave Pi
Thanks, Dr., for all your inspirational moments. Dave P
It is interesting how sinister the web of big pharma is. In 1968 an English band called The Scaffold had a hit with a song called Lily the Pink. As a teenager I sang along with its catchy lyrics and tune only to discover recently it was a cynical take down of her remedies. Made me sick to have been conned
Another great piece Dr. Wolfe. Thank you! I just heard of this news source today, 1440. Have you heard of them? Are they really what they say they are? https://join1440.com/about-us
Thanks Dr. Naomi. Warm wishes to you in this New Year of the Rabbit. Dave
Great report Dr Wolf.
Can you please provide the names of the teas or seeds that you mentioned using for weight loss (I couldn’t make it out clearly) and how (combined, separately, quantity)?
Thanks so much.
Blessings to you Donna.
Blessings to you Deborah.
All those who put Lydia Pinkham down need another 5 booster shots. It's as simple as that.
This was my first time hearing your natural remedy series. Wonderful!
FYI—False Unicorn is a threatened plant because of over harvesting. I refer you to unitedplantsavers.org, an organization founded by Rosemary Gladstar, one of the most renowned modern herbalists. Their website has several good articles about False Unicorn, in particular, “Saving a Sacred Feritility Herb,” which also mentions other herbs that can be used. Unfortunately, many herbs are becoming endangered because of over harvesting, and reputable herbal companies will no longer use them unless they find reliable sources of cultivated herbs. There usually are plenty of other herbs that can replace those at risk. It’s unethical to contribute to possible extinction of endangered plants by promoting them and selling them.
Seeds and plants are available from reputable seed & plant companies. Both True & False Unicorn roots were used as uterine tonics. It is possible both were used.
Why can it not be farmed?
There is an article on United Plant Savers about cultivation, which is in an experimental stage right now with mixed success. It grows best in a wooded environment, and there isn’t a large market for it, so growers might not have the proper habitat and incentive. However, it said that there are about a dozen growers experimenting with the best ways to cultivate it. It will take time.
Lots more detail on the formula here:
https://herbstory.info/169-2/
(There seems to be some controversy regarding which unicorn root she used.)