Herb Classes

One herb. One class. One hour. Each herb sheet gives you everything you need to understand, prepare, and use that herb with confidence. Tap any herb to expand its full reference sheet. New herbs are added as each class is taught.

🌿 Hops

Coming soon - Herb sheet will be added as the class is taught.

🌿 Cleavers

Coming soon - Herb sheet will be added as the class is taught.

🌿 Juniper

Coming soon - Herb sheet will be added as the class is taught.

Where These Formulas Come From

My father spent over 40 years testing, adjusting, and refining herbal formulas for real families. What you have here are first-level formulas — the starting points, the proven combinations he began with. They are not the finished, refined formulas in our professional capsule product line. Those represent decades of continued development on top of this foundation.

These formulas are yours to use, learn from, and experiment with. They work. But understand what you are holding: a starting point, not an endpoint. The ratio IS the formula. You cannot simply pick up any herbal combination, use any quantities, and expect the same results. Understanding why each herb is present, why the ratios are what they are, and what role each herb is playing — that is the real education. That is what these formula classes are teaching you.

When you eventually hold one of our professional formulas and compare it to these starting points, you will understand — in a way you couldn't before this course — exactly what 40 years of refinement looks like.

Understanding How Formulas Are Built

Formulas nourish body systems — they don't target diseases. The body knows how to heal itself when the right system receives adequate nutrients and support. A well-built formula covers all aspects of a body system so the body can do its own work. This is also why these formulas are more legally appropriate and more broadly useful than disease-specific treatments.

Ratios tell the formula where to go. The herb present in the largest amount generally leads the formula toward the body system it most directly affects. Reverse those ratios and you've changed what the formula is emphasizing. Same herbs, different direction.

Sometimes herbs are equal contributors. Not every formula has a single leader. When several herbs appear in similar amounts all working within the same body system, they are equal partners, each doing slightly different things within that same system to give broader, more complete support.