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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2022 · 1H 4M

Occupy Medical and Street Herbalism | Sue Sierralupe (Rerelease)

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Sue Sierralupe is the clinic manager and lead herbalist for Occupy Medical, a free integrated healthcare clinic in Eugene, Oregon where she treats community members and advocates for access to healthcare. Sue also co-authors an educational website on medicinal herbs and homesteading, The Practical Herbalist. In this episode re-released from a recording at the Free Herbalism Project in May 2014, Sue gives a brief history of the Occupy movement, the clinic itself, and the evolution of the herbal medicine movement in America. Learn how to set up your own clinic and which herbs to start with for successful patient care in this episode.  CLICK HERE>> to learn more about Occupy Medical. Our next Free Herbalism Project will be held virtually on Friday, March 11, 2022. Sign up for the Mountain Rose Herbs newsletter to be alerted when event registration opens.

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