Health care is unraveling. Herbalists can help.

Janet and I live in rural Appalachia, where we've been offering herbal remedies and health advice to our neighbors for a couple of decades. Most of them grew up with herbalism in their families — grannies brewing catnip tea for restless children, kids peeling cherry bark to trade for candy at the local store. They didn't need convincing that herbs are powerful. They knew it already, and they sought us out right away.