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🗓️ 12 April 2021
⏱️ 35 minutes
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How can you begin foraging for your own food? Many resources are available to help you take the first step. Listen in to learn:
Herbalist and anthropologist, Dr. Nicole Apelian drops in shares her vast experience of living by foraging from the land all over the world.
Cultures globally have been using the land surrounding them as their grocery stores and pharmacies throughout history. Necessities and holistic remedies can be found in abundance in many biomes and landscapes.
By collecting information from herbalists, insights into health and the environment can be gained worldwide. Plant medicines may be able to give hope to people with ailments never previously thought to be treatable.
Visit nicoleapelian.com for more information.
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