Open Source
Apothecary At Home
An open, evidence-graded handbook for making and growing your own medicine
168 pages covering what natural products actually do for common health problems, how to
prepare them, and how to grow the plants yourself. Every therapeutic claim is a verbatim
sentence from a peer-reviewed abstract, checked mechanically against the study it is
attributed to — if a quotation does not match its source, the build refuses to
produce the site.
An open answer to the paid monthly herbal-box programmes: the dried herbs, seeds, study guide, glassware and classes, all of it free and copyable.
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An open answer to the paid monthly herbal-box programmes: the dried herbs, seeds, study guide, glassware and classes, all of it free and copyable.
More projects are on the way. Each one lands here when it is finished enough to be useful, with its sources attached.