Jonathan Treasure's Herblog » MP3 http://www.herbological.com/herblog Tue, 18 Oct 2011 12:46:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 en Copyright © Jonathan TreasureJonathan Treasure, medical herbalist, herblog, blog, podcast, HerbalBookworm, Herbal Hypotheses, cancer, phytotherapy, herbal medicine, botanical medicine, nutrition and cancer, botanicals and cancer, herbs and cancer, chemotherapy, medicine, integratHealthScienceinfo@herbological.comJonathan TreasureJonathan TreasurenoJonathan Treasure, medical herbalist, herblog, blog, podcast, HerbalBookworm, Herbal Hypotheses, cancer, phytotherapy, herbal medicine, botanical medicine, nutrition and cancer, botanicals and cancer, herbs and cancer, chemotherapy, medicine, integratHERBLOG is maintained by Jonathan Treasure, a medical herbalist with professional qualifications in both conventional medical sciences and herbal medicine from the UK, now located in Southern Oregon, USA.HERBLOG is maintained by Jonathan Treasure, a medical herbalist with professional qualifications in both conventional medical sciences and herbal medicine from the UK, now located in Southern Oregon, USA.This is an XML content feed. It is intended to be viewed in a newsreader or syndicated to another site, subject to copyright and fair use. Edward Bach and The Discovery of The English Flower Essences Podcast http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/herblogMP3/~3/25D5G55rA1M/ http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=176#comments Mon, 02 Jul 2007 02:15:56 +0000 info@herbological.com (Jonathan Treasure) http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=176 Edward Bach is a compelling example of a physician/healer was far ahead of his time. This talk attempts to illuminate the biographical and psychoanalytic basis of Bach’s discoveries, using extensive quotations from Bach’s own texts, as well as autobiographical data from the presenter, a long time user of the English Flower Essences. This is transcript of a talk and slide show presented at AHG Symposium, Portland, 2006. The slides, helpful for listening to this talk, will be available at iPod resolution as a quicktime movie from herbological.com.

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Edward Bach and The Discovery of The English Flower Essences

]]> http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?feed=rss2&p=176 noEdward Bach is a compelling example of a physician/healer was far ahead of his time. This talk attempts to illuminate the biographical and psychoanalytic basis of Bach’s discoveries, using extensive quotations from Bach’s own texts, as well asJonathan TreasureEdward Bach is a compelling example of a physician/healer was far ahead of his time. This talk attempts to illuminate the biographical and psychoanalytic basis of Bach’s discoveries, using extensive quotations from Bach’s own texts, as well as autobiographical data from the presenter, a long time user of the English Flower Essences. This is transcript [...]Jonathan Treasure, medical herbalist, herblog, blog, podcast, HerbalBookworm, Herbal Hypotheses, cancer, phytotherapy, herbal medicine, botanical medicine, nutrition and cancer, botanicals and cancer, herbs and cancer, chemotherapy, medicine, integrathttp://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=176http://www.herbological.com/herblog/wp-content/uploads/mp3/Bach.mp3 Podcast:Food, Medicine, Poison: Pt 2 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/herblogMP3/~3/1ywo-DBvBgU/ http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=69#comments Sun, 14 May 2006 00:27:20 +0000 info@herbological.com (Jonathan Treasure) http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=69 Second part of a lecture at the AHG Symposium in Portland, Oregon, 2005, on Food Medicine and Poison. This is a general but practical discussion of the theory and philosphy of herbal practice, based on the author’s clinical experience with cancer: intended for practitioners and students of clinical herbalism. iTunes subscribers will get the podcast automatically when updating subscriptions. Newsreader subscribers and direct web browsing - download MP3 file from link below. 43.26 minutes duration, 9.9 megabytes.
Food, Medicine, Poison Part Two

]]> http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?feed=rss2&p=69 noSecond part of a lecture at the AHG Symposium in Portland, Oregon, 2005, on Food Medicine and Poison. This is a general but practical discussion of the theory and philosphy of herbal practice, based on the author’s clinical experience with cancer: iJonathan TreasureSecond part of a lecture at the AHG Symposium in Portland, Oregon, 2005, on Food Medicine and Poison. This is a general but practical discussion of the theory and philosphy of herbal practice, based on the author’s clinical experience with cancer: intended for practitioners and students of clinical herbalism. iTunes subscribers will get the [...]Jonathan Treasure, medical herbalist, herblog, blog, podcast, HerbalBookworm, Herbal Hypotheses, cancer, phytotherapy, herbal medicine, botanical medicine, nutrition and cancer, botanicals and cancer, herbs and cancer, chemotherapy, medicine, integrathttp://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=69http://www.herbological.com/herblog/wp-content/uploads/mp3/FMP_2.mp3 Podcast:Food, Medicine, Poison:Part One http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/herblogMP3/~3/LKsDEs1x_HU/ http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=62#comments Fri, 28 Apr 2006 20:01:32 +0000 info@herbological.com (Jonathan Treasure) http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=62 First part of a lecture at the AHG Symposium in Portland, Oregon, 2005, on Food Medicine and Poison. This is a general but practical discussion of the theory and philosphy of herbal practice, based on the author’s clinical experience with cancer: intended for practitioners and students of clinical herbalism. iTunes subscribers will get the podcast automatically when updating subscriptions. Newsreader subscribers and direct web browsing - download MP3 file from link below. 42 minutes duration, 10.3 megabytes.
Food, Medicine, Poison Part One

]]> http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?feed=rss2&p=62 noFirst part of a lecture at the AHG Symposium in Portland, Oregon, 2005, on Food Medicine and Poison. This is a general but practical discussion of the theory and philosphy of herbal practice, based on the author’s clinical experience with cancer: inJonathan TreasureFirst part of a lecture at the AHG Symposium in Portland, Oregon, 2005, on Food Medicine and Poison. This is a general but practical discussion of the theory and philosphy of herbal practice, based on the author’s clinical experience with cancer: intended for practitioners and students of clinical herbalism. iTunes subscribers will get the podcast [...]Jonathan Treasure, medical herbalist, herblog, blog, podcast, HerbalBookworm, Herbal Hypotheses, cancer, phytotherapy, herbal medicine, botanical medicine, nutrition and cancer, botanicals and cancer, herbs and cancer, chemotherapy, medicine, integrathttp://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=62http://www.herbological.com/herblog/wp-content/uploads/mp3/FMP_Pt1.mp3 Podcast: Nontoxic Protocols for Advanced Cancer: 3 (Vitamin C+K3) http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/herblogMP3/~3/k5QMvt0D6aA/ http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=45#comments Wed, 29 Mar 2006 05:18:40 +0000 info@herbological.com (Jonathan Treasure) http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=45 Third and final segment of a talk given in 2005 at the SW College of Naturopathic Medicine on non-toxic protocols for advanced cancer. This 15 minute section (3.7MB) covers use of Vitamin C in combnation with Vitamin K3 as a novel therapeutic strategy. Subscribers to iTunes listing of HERBLOG podcasts will receive this segment automatically when updating, others can download the MP3 file at the link below.

Advanced Cancer:3 (Vitamin C+K3).mp3

]]> http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?feed=rss2&p=45 noThird and final segment of a talk given in 2005 at the SW College of Naturopathic Medicine on non-toxic protocols for advanced cancer. This 15 minute section (3.7MB) covers use of Vitamin C in combnation with Vitamin K3 as a novel therapeutic strategy. SuJonathan TreasureThird and final segment of a talk given in 2005 at the SW College of Naturopathic Medicine on non-toxic protocols for advanced cancer. This 15 minute section (3.7MB) covers use of Vitamin C in combnation with Vitamin K3 as a novel therapeutic strategy. Subscribers to iTunes listing of HERBLOG podcasts will receive this segment [...]Jonathan Treasure, medical herbalist, herblog, blog, podcast, HerbalBookworm, Herbal Hypotheses, cancer, phytotherapy, herbal medicine, botanical medicine, nutrition and cancer, botanicals and cancer, herbs and cancer, chemotherapy, medicine, integrathttp://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=45http://www.herbological.com/herblog/wp-content/uploads/mp3/Advanced_Cancer_3.mp3 Podcast:Non-toxic protocols for Advanced Cancer:2 (Artemisinin) http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/herblogMP3/~3/vhv3zWQf1ro/ http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=43#comments Sun, 26 Mar 2006 23:05:43 +0000 info@herbological.com (Jonathan Treasure) http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=43 Part 2 of a 3 part introductory talk on non-toxic protocols for advanced cancer from the SW College of Naturopathic Medicine Conference on Botanical Medicine 2005. This second part deals briefly with clinical protocols for using artemisinin, the sesquiterpene lactone from Artemisia annua. For listeners interested in more depth on artemsinin, a full length Podcast on the subject will be posted in June folowing our presentation at the Gaia Medicines from the Earth Conference in N Carolina, 2006.

File size 6.3 MB, duration 27′28″. You may subscribe directly to HERBLOG podcasts which are now officially listed on iTunes.
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]]> http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?feed=rss2&p=43 http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=43 Advanced Cancer Podcast:1 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/herblogMP3/~3/8bx4fUDgHSc/ http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=27#comments Sat, 18 Feb 2006 23:00:01 +0000 info@herbological.com (Jonathan Treasure) http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=27 Podcast in three parts of a 90 minute talk given by JT at the South West Conference on Botanical Medicine 2005 on treatment of advanced cancer. This is Part 1, which starts with a brief introduction/bio/context and covers copper reduction as an anti-angiogenic therapy. Parts 2 and 3 of this talk cover artemisinin and Vitamin C with Vitamin K3. (iTunes subscribers will receive directly when updating subscriptions… others can download from the link below.)

Advanced Cancer Podcast.mp3

File size 7.9 Mb. Duration 34 minutes. mp3 format.

]]> http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?feed=rss2&p=27 noPodcast in three parts of a 90 minute talk given by JT at the South West Conference on Botanical Medicine 2005 on treatment of advanced cancer. This is Part 1, which starts with a brief introduction/bio/context and covers copper reduction as an anti-angioJonathan TreasurePodcast in three parts of a 90 minute talk given by JT at the South West Conference on Botanical Medicine 2005 on treatment of advanced cancer. This is Part 1, which starts with a brief introduction/bio/context and covers copper reduction as an anti-angiogenic therapy. Parts 2 and 3 of this talk cover artemisinin [...]Jonathan Treasure, medical herbalist, herblog, blog, podcast, HerbalBookworm, Herbal Hypotheses, cancer, phytotherapy, herbal medicine, botanical medicine, nutrition and cancer, botanicals and cancer, herbs and cancer, chemotherapy, medicine, integrathttp://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=27http://www.herbological.com/herblog/wp-content/uploads/mp3/Advanced_Cancer_1.mp3 Physiology + Paradigm Part 2 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/herblogMP3/~3/11DlxSr4nzE/ http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=15#comments Wed, 25 Jan 2006 22:49:09 +0000 info@herbological.com (Jonathan Treasure) http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=15 Second part, completing podcast from AHG Symposium 2000 on cardiac herbs, chaos and physiology. (33.1 MB)
Physiology + paradigm part 2.MP3

]]> http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?feed=rss2&p=15 noSecond part, completing podcast from AHG Symposium 2000 on cardiac herbs, chaos and physiology. (33.1 MB) Physiology + paradigm part 2.MP3 Jonathan TreasureSecond part, completing podcast from AHG Symposium 2000 on cardiac herbs, chaos and physiology. (33.1 MB) Physiology + paradigm part 2.MP3 Jonathan Treasure, medical herbalist, herblog, blog, podcast, HerbalBookworm, Herbal Hypotheses, cancer, phytotherapy, herbal medicine, botanical medicine, nutrition and cancer, botanicals and cancer, herbs and cancer, chemotherapy, medicine, integrathttp://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=15http://www.herbological.com/herblog/wp-content/uploads/mp3/physiol_paradigm_part_2.mp3 Physiology + Paradigm Podcast http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/herblogMP3/~3/2gsq8vxQNTg/ http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=10#comments Fri, 20 Jan 2006 15:50:15 +0000 info@herbological.com (Jonathan Treasure) http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=10 Part 1 of a 90 minute talk about physiology as the scientific foundation of western herbal medicine: but mainstream physiology must first be exorcised of concepts and terms historically intended to eliminate vitalism - such as homeostasis - before herbalism can use physiology effectively. Chaos theory, non-linear dynamics are essential components of revisioning physiology for herbalism.

Physiology + Paradigm MP3

]]> http://www.herbological.com/herblog/?feed=rss2&p=10 noPart 1 of a 90 minute talk about physiology as the scientific foundation of western herbal medicine: but mainstream physiology must first be exorcised of concepts and terms historically intended to eliminate vitalism - such as homeostasis - before herbaliJonathan TreasurePart 1 of a 90 minute talk about physiology as the scientific foundation of western herbal medicine: but mainstream physiology must first be exorcised of concepts and terms historically intended to eliminate vitalism - such as homeostasis - before herbalism can use physiology effectively. Chaos theory, non-linear dynamics are essential components of revisioning physiology for [...]Jonathan Treasure, medical herbalist, herblog, blog, podcast, HerbalBookworm, Herbal Hypotheses, cancer, phytotherapy, herbal medicine, botanical medicine, nutrition and cancer, botanicals and cancer, herbs and cancer, chemotherapy, medicine, integrathttp://www.herbological.com/herblog/?p=10http://www.herbological.com/herblog/wp-content/uploads/mp3/physiology_paradigm_part_1.mp3 Copyright © Jonathan TreasureJonathan Treasurenonadult