“Peter Conway has in this book… provided a fully 21st century revival of ancient principles. It is a wonderful thing to behold! Peter has made it his business to sit with, often literally, the most remarkable practitioners and thinkers of our time.

Location: Navan – Co Meath: – Fiona is a member of the National Instituate of Medical Herbalists. She was pracitising Herbal Medicine in Edinburgh since her graduation from Napier University, Edinburgh in 1997.

Location – Navan – Co Meath
Marian is a flamboyant, enthusiastic modern Medical Herbalist.  Having spend 4 years full-time in East Sussex, England studying under the wing of founder Heinz Zelstra, she returned to Ireland to open her own practice in Navan, Co.Meath in 2000.
11 years on and having also had 3 children in the past [...]

Location – Letterkenny – Co Donegal

Sonja is a member of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists and her address is  - 32, Wood Park, Lismonaghan, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal. 074 917 6641, 087 748 6584.

Location Letterkenny:
David Foley, the owner, is a Practitioner of Western and Chinese herbal medicine, member of the National Institute of Medical Herbalist and Register of Chinese Herbal Medicine.
The Natural Way is a family run business trading in Letterkenny, Donegal since 1984 and our team has over 50 years experience in the field of health and [...]

Western herbal medicine has been used for thousands of years and today in our modern world the use of herbal medicine has become a vital part of our society.

Many women assume it is to be expected that they will experience symptoms associated with menstruation and menopause, that this is ‘normal’ and that they just have to accept it.

High blood pressure has become one of the major syndromes of Western society. Due to increased stress, changing patterns of exercise and diet it is becoming more and more common.

High cholesterol levels have become something of an epidemic in the Western world. Changes in diet, exercise patterns and high levels of stress all can contribute to this condition.

When herbs are harvested from the wild, it is important that this is done in an ethical and sustainable manner to ensure that the ecosystem is nurtured and stewarded, rather than exploited and destroyed.