REASON – they work better. Last year I was forcibly reminded of the benefits of making fresh plant preparations. I was treating a patient with acute bronchitis resistant to all my medicines. My bronchitis medicines are based on Coltsfoot syrup (Tussilago farfara) and I hadn’t picked any Coltsfoot for a couple of years. I bought [...]
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Rutland Biodynamics was chosen in 2008 to be one of six partners involved in a major EU study to reduce the use of pesticides in the environment. Research is showing that some herbal extracts are useful synergists that may help in the global preservation of wood. The Spanish Institute, Tecnalia, through its Construction Unit, is [...]
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A two day intensive course for practitioners looking at ways to design individualized, rational and effective holistic treatment plans. This is a unique opportunity to hear two speakers who have between them over 30 years of experience in working with cancer. Click here for full details
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Last updated on 10th July 2011 Rutland Biodynamics does not given legal advice and therefore what follows here is a personal opinion and only sets out to explain the company’s understanding at the time at which it was written. Law is made by Governments and by Courts, enforced by Governments but, finally only the Courts [...]
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Few places are richer in botanical life than our oldest cities and possibly none more so than London, one of the oldest trading capitals in the world. Christopher Hedley and Non Shaw are conducting a series of herb walks in London throughout this summer. Click here for full details, contact information and how to book: [...]
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Pink as far as you can see on mid-summer’s day. Half a million Damascene rose buds open in front of the more than two thousand organic Paeonia lactiflora, with a backdrop Rosa canina, cascading over hedges up to ten feet tall. The aroma is indescribably heavenly – as only English grown roses are. The aroma [...]
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This year’s theme, which Christopher is leading, is how to improve the robustness of herbal medicine in this country, by reducing dependence on international trade and by working with Nature on our doorsteps. The 19th September is a Sunday. Entry is by ticket only (£10 paid before 1st September, £20 after 1st September, £30 on [...]
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In September we were delighted to announce that our new sales office had finally opened on the farm. This is to allow us to re-focus on our core interests – professional service and quality. You can now email Alan Johnston at sales@rutlandbio.com, fax 01572 770808 or telephone 01572 757440 Terrific discounts – plus free carriage [...]
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ADEQUATE STOCKS OF ANTI-VIRAL (ANTI-INFLUENZA) HERBAL MEDICINE HELD (Please add your comments below) The World Health Organisation (Geneva, 29th May 09) has called for drug companies to make available increased stocks of anti-virals, at a cost that can be afforded by the world’s populations. Although we are not one of those drug companies, Rutland Biodynamics [...]
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This year’s theme, which Christopher is leading, is how to improve the robustness of herbal medicine in this country, by reducing dependance on international trade and by working with Nature on our doorsteps. September 19th Rutland Biodynamics Open Day. ‘Working with Nature’ with Christopher Hedley The 19th September is a Sunday. Entry is by ticket [...]
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