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Herbal laxatives: All you need to know
Whether you drink senna tea, pop psyllium capsules, or chug aloe juice... there is a lot you probably don't know about these remedies. I reveal the science behind herbs for constipation.
Mar 16
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Join me at the Atlanta Science Festival!
In partnership with Emory University, A Capella Books, & the Carter Presidential Library, I'll be speaking about plant hunting adventures & leading a tea blending activity! Book signing to follow!
Mar 14
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Psychedelic medicines for depression: An interview with Dr. Charles Raison
I speak with Dr. Raison about a popular topic emerging in mental healthcare: the potential utility of psychedelic medicines for the treatment of depression.
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Eat and Flourish! An interview with Mary Beth Albright
Have you ever noticed that your mood is connected with the food you eat? I speak with journalist Mary Beth Albright about her new book “Eat and Flourish: How Food Supports Emotional Well-Being.”
Mar 13
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Black pepper: It hurts so good!
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Behind the paper: New research finds two wild plants inhibit COVID-19 virus
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Insights from Echinacea: An interview with Dr. Nadja Cech
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The U.N. High Seas Treaty: Implications for new medical discoveries from the ocean
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Nations have agreed to a landmark treaty aimed at protecting marine biodiversity. What does this mean for drug discovery researchers?
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The willow tree's gift to treating acne
I explore how salicylic acid—a plant hormone from the willow tree—helps to eliminate acne and warts!
Mar 7
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Insights from Echinacea: An interview with Dr. Nadja Cech
Did you know that plants have a microbiome? This week on my podcast, I explore the interactions between medicinal plants and their associated microbes…
Mar 6
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A new brew: Coffee plus olive oil
How do you take your coffee? Milk, sugar... how about olive oil? My thoughts on the new Starbuck's "Oleato" coffee line and your health.
Mar 2
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Should you swap out your plastic toothbrush for a stick?
Chewing sticks have been used for oral hygiene for thousands of years, particularly in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. I explore how they work and…
Feb 28
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An interview with Alexis Nikole Nelson + news on an exciting conference
I spoke with Alexis Nikole Nelson—aka the "Black Forager"—about wild edible plants, SciComm, and summer plans to visit Atlanta for a fun ethnobotany…
Feb 27
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The genius of ginger
Ginger has a rich history in culinary and medicinal traditions. I explore its history, chemistry and pharmacology. I also share my favorite recipe for a…
Feb 23
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Behind the paper: New research finds two wild plants inhibit COVID-19 virus
I take readers behind the paper to learn more about a recently published study from my lab. We tested more than 1,800 extracts of medicinal plants and…
Feb 21
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Should you swap out your plastic toothbrush for a stick?
15
2
Facing pain: Can turmeric help?
15
3
Black pepper: It hurts so good!
8
4
Behind the paper: New research finds two wild plants inhibit COVID-19 virus
6
2
Insights from Echinacea: An interview with Dr. Nadja Cech
5
The U.N. High Seas Treaty: Implications for new medical discoveries from the ocean
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