If that course stated that all herbs are universally safe or that any
dosage is then no it doesn't! - lol
However Im sure that's not what it taught. Presumably they did teach
the same cautions as in those very examples I gave of horsetail,
bearberry, echinacea, chelidonium etc?
Therefore I urge caution in stating that 'herbs are safe'' as it may
be construed by those that have not got sufficient training in
Herbalism that the dangers of side effects, toxicity or aggravations
do not exist, when they do!
I would reiterate what Dr Lela said, that herbs need to be
individualised, and would add 'with caution'.
I would suggest that the homeopathic MMs sometimes give useful
indications for the use of herbs but not of dosage or
contraindications, which is also true for several of the more popular
herbal MMs and books in common usage.
there are some introductory comments on my site on this subject here:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/homeopathy ... Organ_Rxs/
organrxs.html
unfortunately I ran out of time to finish that project.
kind regards
Simon King
http://www.Homeopathy-Help.net
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