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trusted by parents nationwide. Welcome to Tuesday's episode. I hope everybody had a lovely weekend and

you are in for a treat. This was a great conversation. Today I'm speaking with Caitlin Rivett

Karnak and she is part of the ownership family at St. Francis Herb Farm, which is a company that I am such a fan of. We have so many of their products. And you guys know the sign effect saves my life every single time I feel a science infection coming on. Anywho, so St. Francis Herb Farm is a family-run herbal company,

and the history of the company is the cutest thing in the world. I love the story of how it

began and where they are now. And I didn't realize they're located in Ontario, which is very exciting.

Obviously, some of the herbs are grown outside of Canada, which I'm

assuming is due to weather factors, seeing as it's minus 10 today and there's icicles hanging off

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