Amazonian and Western Herbal Plants and Their Healing Properties
A Weekend with the Master Plants Cacao, Ayahuasca, Tobacco, Poke, Lily of the Valley and others
The primary focus of this workshop is preventive medicine, emphasizing the use of Amazonian plants to promote long-term health and resilience. In cases where conditions become adverse, more intensive treatments are used with species classified as polyvalent, meaning they possess versatile healing properties and can address multiple conditions within the human body.
The conditions chosen for discussion are particularly relevant to modern lifestyles, especially in so-called First World societies. Many of these ailments have become chronic concerns, necessitating natural and holistic approaches to treatment:
Diabetes – Regulation of blood sugar levels and metabolic support.
Circulatory Health – Enhancement of blood flow and cardiovascular function.
Inflammation – Reduction of chronic inflammatory responses.
Immune System Support – Strengthening the body's natural defenses.
Cancer Support – Exploration of traditional approaches to cellular health.
Infection Management – Natural antimicrobial and antiviral solutions.
Skin Problems – Addressing allergies, eczema, and other dermatological issues.
Emotional Fatigue – Alleviation of stress, anxiety, and mental exhaustion.
Senescence & Autophagy – Understanding aging processes and cellular renewal.
Glymphatic System – Exploring its role in brain detoxification and neurological health.This workshop is an invitation to explore the deep wisdom embedded in Amazonian and Western plant medicine. By understanding and integrating these powerful botanicals into our lives, we can foster greater physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Join us on this journey to reconnect with the healing gifts of the Amazon and the broader world of herbal medicine, embracing a holistic approach to health and vitality.
Date: Saturday, September 6 & Sunday, September 7
Time: Saturday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm; Sunday 10:00 am - 4:30 pm
Instructor: Michael Friedman and Rocio Alarcon
Fee: $300
Location: 168 Lincoln Rd, Lincoln, MA
A Weekend with the Master Plants Cacao, Ayahuasca, Tobacco, Poke, Lily of the Valley and others
The primary focus of this workshop is preventive medicine, emphasizing the use of Amazonian plants to promote long-term health and resilience. In cases where conditions become adverse, more intensive treatments are used with species classified as polyvalent, meaning they possess versatile healing properties and can address multiple conditions within the human body.
The conditions chosen for discussion are particularly relevant to modern lifestyles, especially in so-called First World societies. Many of these ailments have become chronic concerns, necessitating natural and holistic approaches to treatment:
Diabetes – Regulation of blood sugar levels and metabolic support.
Circulatory Health – Enhancement of blood flow and cardiovascular function.
Inflammation – Reduction of chronic inflammatory responses.
Immune System Support – Strengthening the body's natural defenses.
Cancer Support – Exploration of traditional approaches to cellular health.
Infection Management – Natural antimicrobial and antiviral solutions.
Skin Problems – Addressing allergies, eczema, and other dermatological issues.
Emotional Fatigue – Alleviation of stress, anxiety, and mental exhaustion.
Senescence & Autophagy – Understanding aging processes and cellular renewal.
Glymphatic System – Exploring its role in brain detoxification and neurological health.This workshop is an invitation to explore the deep wisdom embedded in Amazonian and Western plant medicine. By understanding and integrating these powerful botanicals into our lives, we can foster greater physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Join us on this journey to reconnect with the healing gifts of the Amazon and the broader world of herbal medicine, embracing a holistic approach to health and vitality.
Date: Saturday, September 6 & Sunday, September 7
Time: Saturday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm; Sunday 10:00 am - 4:30 pm
Instructor: Michael Friedman and Rocio Alarcon
Fee: $300
Location: 168 Lincoln Rd, Lincoln, MA
A Weekend with the Master Plants Cacao, Ayahuasca, Tobacco, Poke, Lily of the Valley and others
The primary focus of this workshop is preventive medicine, emphasizing the use of Amazonian plants to promote long-term health and resilience. In cases where conditions become adverse, more intensive treatments are used with species classified as polyvalent, meaning they possess versatile healing properties and can address multiple conditions within the human body.
The conditions chosen for discussion are particularly relevant to modern lifestyles, especially in so-called First World societies. Many of these ailments have become chronic concerns, necessitating natural and holistic approaches to treatment:
Diabetes – Regulation of blood sugar levels and metabolic support.
Circulatory Health – Enhancement of blood flow and cardiovascular function.
Inflammation – Reduction of chronic inflammatory responses.
Immune System Support – Strengthening the body's natural defenses.
Cancer Support – Exploration of traditional approaches to cellular health.
Infection Management – Natural antimicrobial and antiviral solutions.
Skin Problems – Addressing allergies, eczema, and other dermatological issues.
Emotional Fatigue – Alleviation of stress, anxiety, and mental exhaustion.
Senescence & Autophagy – Understanding aging processes and cellular renewal.
Glymphatic System – Exploring its role in brain detoxification and neurological health.This workshop is an invitation to explore the deep wisdom embedded in Amazonian and Western plant medicine. By understanding and integrating these powerful botanicals into our lives, we can foster greater physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Join us on this journey to reconnect with the healing gifts of the Amazon and the broader world of herbal medicine, embracing a holistic approach to health and vitality.
Date: Saturday, September 6 & Sunday, September 7
Time: Saturday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm; Sunday 10:00 am - 4:30 pm
Instructor: Michael Friedman and Rocio Alarcon
Fee: $300
Location: 168 Lincoln Rd, Lincoln, MA