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Susan Wiggins
2 May, 2001 - 00:00

I got to your site from "emazing" Herbal Remedy of the Day. Her msg today was about your website. I was so excited to learn of this site. I have been interested in and raising herbs for years but recently I have wanted to learn more about the medicinal uses for herbs and I am hoping that your site will give me lots of information. I haven't had an opportunity to browse yet but I am very optimistic!

Janet Fisher
2 May, 2001 - 00:00

I hope you can help me. I would like to know exactly where I can find info on what herbs and in what quantity a person should take if they have Chronic Hepatitis B. I would appreciate whatever info you can supply me.

dorothy
2 May, 2001 - 00:00

just found your site it is exactley what i have been looking for yhank you.

bob
2 May, 2001 - 00:00

very nice site

JOHN HILL
2 May, 2001 - 00:00

Just logged in. Hope to return often. Jackdaw

Melba
2 May, 2001 - 00:00

Just dropped in to check out your pages. Hope keep returning to get more info for my library.

Eva M
2 May, 2001 - 00:00

very interesting-will visit again

kim turim
27 April, 2001 - 00:00

hi!!! i am very very impressed!!!
thank you!!! kim

cliff burke
24 April, 2001 - 00:00

Just starting to read thro' your articles, so unable to comment , but looks impressive! I've only recently become interested in herbalism so I find it difficult to know where to start, so I'll just skip about the pages.
Best Wishes
Cliff Burke.

Jasmine Briann
24 April, 2001 - 00:00

I've tried using the search engines to find a page likethis and it took me an hour to find it. Thanks for being here.

Marlene Hallikainen
24 April, 2001 - 00:00

Thank you Henriette. This is a very informative site. Just started reading it but hope to find some herbs that uniquely are used by the Suomalaiset - what helps one Finn - will help all Finns.

David Jones
23 April, 2001 - 00:00

I really liked your site. I enjoyed the information provided. I found it relevant and helpful.

Perry
5 April, 2001 - 00:00

You have a wonderful site and remarkable resources. My complement's for all the hard work you have put into gathering this much information at one site. WOW!!! I have taken the liberty of linking to you from my site,
Hope you dont mind.
Perry

Ann
5 April, 2001 - 00:00

What wonderful pictures -- I have finally found out what some of the plants are in my backyard. I am going to be spending a lot of hours wandering around this site.

Ian
1 April, 2001 - 00:00

Your site is a great resource. I have taken the liberty of placing a link to it on my own web site on the main Herbal page.
Thanks

Carla
28 March, 2001 - 00:00

I am not a professional, but I like your great pages and I am grateful for your great work. Your pages are an important reference for all nature lovers like myself. Thank you

Bonnie Parsons
21 March, 2001 - 01:00

So happy to have found this.......was just what I needed. Want to grow, dry and use herbs for cooking as well as medicinal uses. Don't know much about it and this looks like a great place to start learning! Thanks so much for the site.

Tina Beatty
20 March, 2001 - 01:00

I am so excited that I found your web page, I am very interested in growing my own herbs for cooking and medicinal. I am highly sensitive to most medications and have been successful with herbs, I was wondering if you could help me in where do I start. Thank you for your help.

Robert Stacey
12 March, 2001 - 01:00

In the early 1800's Dr. Silas Scruggs Stacey, my great, great-grandfather was born to a woman who was at least half Cherokee in blood named Rebecca Griffith.
In his later life he became a doctor of renown in Springfield Missouri and its environs, especially for his ways with herbs.
In an interview with Silas P. Turnbo, a wandering writer of the day who chronicled all sorts of details of local lives, Dr. Stacey referred to the Eclectic School of Medicine proffered by one Joseph M. Scudder,M.D..
At the time, around 1853, he regarded it as the coming wonder of the day. In a book entitled Let Us Build a City, by Donald Herington, the author tells that our Dr. Silas at one time had over 200 acres in plants and herbs which he used in his patented Tonic entitled Dr. S. S. Staceys Sulphur Mountain Bitters--the ingredients of which were known only to him.
You can imagine how overjoyed I was to find that you had taken the time and the interest to post the essence of Dr. Scudder's note

Anne
25 February, 2001 - 01:00

Dear Henriette
Your site is a great favorite with my students! I'm a belgian naturopath and I teach philosophy and folk remedies to Herbalists, Health counsellors and Naturopaths to be. As they all have to produce a paper as part of their graduation process, I frequently refer them to your page - in fact I put up a link to it, from mine!
I think it's a prime source of herbal information. May it continue to grow and flourish!
Keep well!
Anne