Sharing plant power

Plants are the first medicines and still available to everyone.

These pages are a gateway to the work of some of the most experienced health guides anywhere. They were designed as a resource for the herbal practice at the Sustainable Health Centre in Exeter, England and are also free for anyone looking for reliable independent advice on natural self care.

At the Sustainable Health Centre we much prefer to talk than text, so if you would like to learn how we could help you personally please call us on 01392 213 899 (if outside the UK +44 1392 213 899).

For more useful information about sharing the healing power of plants at home consider our online video course and Q&A session: Wild Medicine for Beginners from the link below.

Whoever you are – help yourself!

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Conditions

My journey

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This site is an independent information resource created by Simon Mills with the support of other leaders in this field. It aims to help you make the most informed self care choices for yourself and family. This site has no commercial sponsorship.

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Disclaimer.

Each person and illness is unique and, unlike a personal health consultation, no publication can anticipate every circumstance or be appropriate for every reader. Knowledge and best practice in the health field are also constantly changing. Although the information in Plant Guides and the links to other sites is selected for its suitability for self care it is not a substitute for an individual’s health decision. Many apparently unremarkable symptoms may disguise something more serious. Especially if a problem has been longstanding or is otherwise inexplicable or alarming it can be important to use the information provided along with professional health advisors or registered medical practitioners who are better able to spot problems that need further treatment.

In obtaining herbal products, users should not assume that all products are of good quality and should read the label carefully for detailed information about safe use, and should choose responsible manufacturers with independently assured quality standards and safety monitoring procedures.

The information provided in Plant Guides is therefore not a direction to any individual treatment or herbal product, and to the fullest extent of the law, neither the publisher nor the authors, contributors or editors, assume any liability for any injury and/or damage to persons or property as a matter of products liability, negligence or otherwise, or from any use or operation of any methods, products, instructions or ideas contained in the materials.