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Ask Herbal Health Expert Susun Weed with guest, Cat Pantaleo

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Susun Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal health questions followed by a 30 minute interview with her guest, Cat Pantaleo.

 Cat is a Holistic Health Practitioner with over 20 years of professional experience as a consultant, instructor and nature guide. A core belief of hers is that health is a journey in which the goal is not perfection, but a life infused with meaning and purpose through self-exploration and growth, connection and joy. She is trained as an Herbalist, Naturalist, Nutritionist and Nature and Forest Therapy Guide. Additionally, Cat is a Youth Nature Connection Mentor, a practitioner of Non-violent Communication, and most recently received her Master's degree in Ecopsychology from Naropa University. She skillfully weaves these aspects into her work creating opportunities to cultivate resilience, restoration, deep nourishment and a re-connection to one's authentic, wild self.  Her work is ultimately informed by Nature Beings and guided by an impassioned desire to restore respect and reciprocity between humans and the natural world, re-awakening our innate human capacity for caring and cooperation in order to re-establish an Earth-honoring way of being so that all life may flourish.

Q & A topics in this episode include:

  • edible tree blossoms
  • eating for energy before and after exercise
  • hyberaric therapy
  • white pine
  • oxidized tincture
  • mucilage in linden infusion
  • white vs red clover
  • dead nettle
  • bulging veins/bruising on shoulder
  • identifying stinging nettle
  • water filtration
  • using comfrey, plantain, & yarrow
  • cooking vegetables
  • getting rid of meal moths in the pantry

 

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