
Mills, Bone and Hoffmann: How Herbalists Think
Simon Mills, Kerry Bone and David Hoffmann: their lives, their textbooks, how a herbalist prescribes, and why single-compound research misses it.
The AIP Journal
Evidence-graded writing on medicinal plants from the Australian Institute of Pharmacognosy on the Cassowary Coast, Far North Queensland: what tradition says, what the chemistry shows, and what Australian law allows.

Simon Mills, Kerry Bone and David Hoffmann: their lives, their textbooks, how a herbalist prescribes, and why single-compound research misses it.

Ten years of legal medicinal cannabis in Australia: what works, the high-THC problem, prescriber training gaps, and a case for herbalists on the team.

Black cohosh (Actaea racemosa, Cimicifuga) and perimenopause: what the hot-flush trials tested, Asian look-alikes, AUST L blends and the liver warning.

Greek mountain tea or ironwort (Sideritis scardica): which species are in the packet, what the EMA and two small trials show, and its Australian status.

Sasha Shulgin (1925-2014): Dow chemist, the Farm lab at Lafayette, PiHKAL and TiHKAL, his 1987 lectures, and the medicines now coming from his work.

Sutherlandia, 'cancer bush' (Lessertia frutescens): never trialled for cancer in people. What the HIV trial found, drug interactions and Australian law.

Rhodiola is the dried underground organ of Rhodiola rosea, a small dioecious succulent of Arctic and alpine rock, sea-cliff and scree across the ...

St John's wort is the dried flowering top of Hypericum perforatum L., a perennial herb of Europe, Asia and North Africa that has naturalised across ...

Turmeric is the cured, dried rhizome of Curcuma longa, a sterile cultigen that has been carried by human hands out of tropical South Asia and grown ...

Buchu is the dried leaf of Agathosma betulina, a low shrub of the Cape fynbos that grows wild nowhere else. It was a Khoisan medicine and ceremonial ...

Ashwagandha, withania (Withania somnifera): what the TGA liver warnings say, what the stress and sleep trials show, and root versus leaf in Australia.

Pygeum, African cherry (Prunus africana): what the 18 trials found, what the four Australian labels may claim, and the CITES trade in its bark.