Hi Christine,

Thanks to you and others for helping me find the book. I'm glad to see
more herbalists integrating evolutionary nutrition and herbalism in
clinical practice. I heard herbalist Paul Bergner speak at the American
Herbalists Guild symposium last year.. one memorable idea he presented:
It's a therapeutic error to give an herb to do a job that a nutrient is
supposed to do.  I love herbalism and am doing Michael Tierra's
East-West correspondence course, which emphasizes the role of diet.

Glad to see you on the list; I mostly lurk as well, but wanted to say hi
:-)

-Karen






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From: "Christine Carlson" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2002 2:36 PM
Subject: Re: Diet Evolution book?


>
> Listers,
>
> Re Charles Hunt's book: It is my understanding that this is out of
print, at
> least for right now. If you can not find this book at the web sites
suggested
> already, I believe that a colleague of mine just bought the remainder
from
> the publisher, and I think you can order it from him: David Getoff,
> [log in to unmask]; www.naturopath4you.com
>
> By the way, let me take this as a way of introducing myself; I
recently
> joined the list and have been lurking for a bit.
> I am a Certified Nutritionist and herbalist in private practice, since
1987.
> (Haven't seen Cordain's new book yet, but he is one of my favorite
presenters
> at the many conferences I attend.)  In addition to steering my
patients as
> far in a whole foods & paleo direction with diet as they will go, I
use a
> wide of variety of nutritional, herbal and homeopathic
supplements/remedies.
> My practice sees everything from such things as a desire for optimal
health
> and weight loss to cancer, heart disease, MS, etc--you get the idea,
chronic
> debilitative disease.
> I don't have a lot of free time for posting and reading posts, but I
have
> enjoyed many of the discussions so far that I have observed on this
list.
> Best to all
> Christine Carlson, CN