Cline Apothecary Herbal Clinic
We are now offering a Herbal Clinic virtually. Cline Apothecary founded in 2017, we are a community-oriented teaching clinic.
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Special Needs?
No worries, we got you covered. Notice to deaf community: We do know some ALS, but still learning. If needed, we will put you in touch with an herbalist that signs ALS very well.
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Our Belief
We believe healthcare is a human right, not a privilege, and we are passionate about providing access to holistic health to all, no matter their economic status, race, religion, gender identifier, or nationality. Everyone should be cared for with respect and dignity.
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What to Volunteer for a Clinic?
Are you a Clinical Herbalist? Are you an Energy Healer? Do you want to help us with a free herbal clinic? We would love for your to help!
The window for free clinic has closed, we appreciate all the clients willing to participate. Next free clinic will be Q4 for 2024.
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What is Herbal Therapy?
Herbal therapy is a holistic therapy, integrating emotional, mental and spiritual levels. Life style, emotional, mental and spiritual considerations are part of any herbal therapy approach. The use of herbs does not generally involve "drug" actions or adverse effects. Although medicinal plants are widely used and assumed to be safe, however, they can potentially be toxic.
Reasons to see an Herbalist
Herbalists DO NOT replace a doctor or mental health professional, but may be a source of complementary treatment. Some people visit an herbalist for: want to visit an herbalist:
- Prevention is Easy and Less Costly than Illness
- Root Case Analysis
- Trace Imbalances to Root Out Disease Disease can always be traced to imbalances in one of three things: 1 – body 2 – spirit 3 – mind
- Get a Holistic Picture of Your Health
- Define Areas of Weakness and Make a Plan
- Non-medication treatments
- Advice on lifestyle habits to reduce pain or stress
- Trouble sleeping
- Wellness & Diet coaching
Clinical Herbalism is a bridge that covers the gap between when lifestyle changes alone aren’t enough to bring about significant improvement but medications might not be necessary yet.
We have worked with individuals over the years.
>>>See a list of common ailments that we have experience with throughout the years.
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We now offer on site clinics virtually now. Learn more about Cline Apothecary and Jen Cline.
COVID Compliance
We are fully in compliance with our local public health requirements. As theses guidelines can change at any time based on the COVID status of our area, please do not hesitate to contact us for updates. If you wish to make an appointment in our clinic after the clinic reopens, please email me us at info@clineapothecary.com
What we DO in our clinic
- We support conventional medicine
- We offer both in-person and remote appointments
- We teach clients how to proactively take care of your health
- We Support Wellness with Plants, Minerals and Supplements
- We teach clients the importance of healthy diet and exercise
- We do extensive research
- We teach clients about Herbs and supplements
- We do (on occasion) plant ID walks in our local community.
- We do use "Whole Herbs" in our Herbal Formulas
- We do Customize Formulations for Your Needs
- We do non-touch Energy Work
- We do work with all ages
- We do work with pets
- We care and support you
What we DO NOT do in our clinic
- We are not doctors
- We do not diagnose
- We do not prescribe medicine
- We do not treat disease
- We do not pressure
- We do not have all the answers
Precautions
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) considers herbal supplements food and doesn't have the same set of stringent regulations medication does. Botanicals aren't subject to the same testing and manufacturing guidelines as prescription drugs. An herb might be advertised as "natural" or "organic," but not all products are safe.
Here are some things to keep in mind when using herbal supplements:
- Get your doctor’s OK before trying any herbal treatments.
- Many medications, treatments, and conditions do not mix well with herbs and supplements.
- Do your research.
- Seek out a certified herbalist. Or registered herbalist.
- Read the label. Follow the instructions and don't take more than the prescribed dosage.
- Be aware of any side effects. Nausea, dizziness, or stomach pain may be a sign your body isn't responding well.
- Watch for allergic reactions. Call 911 if you have a severe allergic reaction or breathing problems.
- Report any problems. The FDA tracks side effects of dietary supplements, and consumers can report adverse reactions or safety concerns.
Look for the green cross around the Sewanee, Tennessee area.
Why the green cross?
Green Cross = Herbal Medicine, Herbal Pharmacy and First Aid. The style of cross is not universal but usually mimics the shortened arms of the Red Cross. Some pharmacies prefer the Bowl of Hygieia and/or the Rod of Asclepius, often green, and may also incorporate a green cross, just for good measure. Green is a fitting colour for a science with its historical use of plant extracts. Hospitals love green staff uniforms and green wall paint, following the theory that our eyes are most perceptive in detecting the short wavelengths of the color green, making things easier for the brain and resulting in a calming effect.
What about Red Cross?
Most know the The Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies is an emblem protected under the Geneva Conventions Act and cannot be used without permission. Contrary to popular belief, the Red Cross is not a public-domain First Aid symbol. We have no affiliation with the Red Cross.
Pharmacy Green Cross
Alternative First Aid The green cross is often used by pharmacies . We have no affiliation with the Pharmacy Green Cross
Areas We Served the United States virtually.
Note, you will find us in professional publications, online journals, magazines, blogs, curriculum development, or research pages.
Herbalists Without Borders
Cline Apothecary Herbal Clinic is a community-oriented teaching clinic. We are in partnership with Herbalist Without borders (HWB), a non-profit community of clinics that share herbal knowledge with the world.
Herbalists Without Borders Belief
We believe healthcare is a human right, not a privilege, and am passionate about providing access to holistic health to all, no matter their economic status, race, religion, gender identifier, or nationality. Everyone should be cared for with respect and dignity.
Herbalists Without Borders (HWB) embraces a collective vision of a global community where all people have access to affordable herbal holistic natural & botanical health and wellness.
With a global team of volunteers we are able to provide natural and botanical support to communities through HWB Chapter's grassroots projects and special projects. HWB empowers people working in their own communities to continue to do this work and be the change.
Herbalists Without Borders International has Special Projects and Local to Global Chapters! We hope to have a local chapter in our area soon.