This Week in Botanical Medicine 9.21.26
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As usual, there is much going on in the world of Botanical Medicine. Recent research from the University of Louisville is showing that berries (not contaminated with various pathogens that is) walnuts and pomegranates may trigger natural protective mechanisms in the gut. Who Knew"? More on recent legislative and international cooperation for botanical medicine safety and production.
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