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Q: Are herbs safe?

A: Yes, herbs are safe, if used appropriately and with consideration given to your current medications.

Q: How long will I need to have treatment for?

A: The duration of treatment varies depending on the concerns you wish to address.

Q: Will you work together with my physician?

A: Yes, I think open communication with your primary health care provider is important.

Q: Are your services covered by OHIP?

A: No, however, many extended health care plans cover treatment by a Medical Herbalist. I recommend you check with your provider to make sure you have the coverage you want.

Q: Do you offer advice about diet and nutrition?

A: Yes. In fact, some clients come to me expressly to focus on diet and nutrition.

Q: Are herbs safe for children, babies, and pregnant and lactating women?

A: Most herbs are safe for people of all ages and all stages of life. A Medical Herbalist is trained to know which herbs are most appropriate for you.

Q: I am on medication. Can I take herbs?

A: It depends on the medication, and on the herb.

Q: How much does treatment cost?

A: Treatment costs vary, depending on individual needs. On average, herbal medicines cost approximately $20 per week.

Q: Are there conditions that can not be treated by herbal medicine?

A: Herbalists treat individuals rather than conditions. Improvements can be made in nearly all conditions. However, medical treatment may also be necessary.

Q: I have type two diabetes. Can herbs help me?

A: Herbs are very beneficial for diabetes, both for blood sugar control and for reducing some of the negative side effects of high blood sugar.


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