A Plant A Day

With RBetno’s ethnobotanical collection now entering a digitized phase, companies working with Brazilian botanicals are gaining access to a much […]

This post series on botanical ingredient adulteration is inspired by the excellent work coming out of the Botanical Adulterants Prevention Program (BAPP)

In this Explorer’s Way clip, Dennis McKenna and I talk about why psychedelics aren’t ‘scientific’ in the usual sense…and why

Over 7.4 million plant and fungal specimens at Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew have now been digitized, turning centuries of herbarium

If you’re looking for the botanical with the broadest preclinical evidence against microplastic and nanoplastic damage…it’s still curcumin. I know.

An aromatic and medicinal plant from the Hibiscus family, Ambrette (aka. Musk Mallow, Musk Okra; Abelmoschus moschatus, syn. Hibiscus abelmoschus)

This post series on botanical ingredient adulteration is inspired by the excellent work coming out of the Botanical Adulterants Prevention Program (BAPP)

If you’re watching this, it’s probably because you also value (or directly benefit from) the hard‑won gift of health freedom.

Not that long ago, if you wanted to work with psychedelics, you were pretty much on your own…or sneaking around

Flor de Cacao (aka. Rosita de Cacao; Quararibea funebris) is a medium to large, Mesoamerican evergreen tropical tree with small,