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Clinical herbalist offers alternativesPublished 09/04/05
After an hour or two of talking with a new patient, Sharon Brewer usually knows what's needed. Considering physical and emotional history, the Fairhaven woman selects the combination of herbs right for the particular complaint, such as ginseng or chamomile for stress and to bring balance. "I've always had an interest in herbs. I have a bachelor's degree in zoology from the University of California at Davis, and I wanted to find a way to combine my degree in science and my interest in herbs," said Ms. Brewer. "Herbal medicine is a component of holistic healing, which also incorporates acupuncture, yoga, meditation and...
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