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Welcome to HerbTV! The best cable access herbal television show comes to HerbMentor.com.

Meet David LaLuzerne, who calls himself an "herbal pharmacist." That's because before he started learning about herbs, he worked as a licensed pharmacist in Wisconsin. After spending the 70's and 80's as a pharmacist, he incorporated Green Earth Herbs, an herb shop in Madison. Along the way Dave fell in love with video production, and started his own weekly cable access show, HerbTV.  Of course, after the world demanded that Dave share his show with people outside of Madison, he began compiling his best work on DVD's.

Every month we'll post a new 30 minute episode of Dave's adventures with herbs and herbalists like Matthew Wood, Michael Tierra, Aviva Rhomm and many others.

Make a cup of tea, sit back, relax, and enjoy HerbTV!

HerbTV is on viewable via streaming, and is not downloadable.

Visit HerbTVOnline to purchase dozens of feature lengthed episodes of HerbTV.

Recent articles

  HerbTV: A Natural Pregnancy
Feb 12, 2010
Herbalist Aviva Romm, M.D. discusses the use of herbs for a healthy pregnancy. Aviva is a certified professional midwife, herbalist, author of many books, and mother.
  HerbTV: A Neighborhood Herb Walk
Jan 15, 2010
Herbal pharmacist Dave LaLuzerne takes you on an herb walk in his neighborhood. Herbs covered include vervain, echinacea, spearmint, wild yam, wild rose and burdock...
  Herb TV: Don Antonio: Peruvian Shaman
Dec 23, 2009
Let's do something a little different this month and journey to the wilds of Peru for a visit to Don Antonio, a Peruvian Shaman. It's fascinating to see how other cultures with intact herbal traditions use plants medicinally...
  Herb TV: Michael Moore Tribute with Howie Brounstein
Nov 7, 2009
Herbalist Howie Brounstein reflects on his time with Michael Moore, who passed away February, 2009. Michael taught at the Southwest School of Botanical Medicine, and was author of many treasured herbals...
  HerbTV: What You Can Do About Swine Flu
Oct 19, 2009
Herbalist Paul Bergner discusses a proactive approach to protect yourself during the coming flu season in this 30 minute video. A great companion to Heather's lesson on h1n1. Paul will be November's HerbMentor Radio guest...
  HerbTV: Ayurveda, Knowledge of Life
Sep 16, 2009
Being that I study western herbs, I haven't a clue what Ayurvedic medicine is. So, let's take a walk off the beaten path and join HerbTV on their visit to an Ayurvedic practitioner. This is a great interview...
  Herb TV: Green Farmacy Garden Part 2
Aug 13, 2009
We rejoin Dr. James Duke for the second part of his medicinal herb garden tour. Dr. Duke was with the USDA for 27 years and is author of The Green Pharmacy and Peterson's Field Guide to Medicinal Plants and Herbs...
  Herb TV: Green Farmacy Garden Part 1
Jul 17, 2009
Botanist and herbal author Dr James Duke takes you on a tour of his medicinal herb garden. Dr. Duke was with the USDA for 27 years and is author of The Green Pharmacy and Peterson's Field Guide to Medicinal Plants and Herbs...
  Herb TV: Dandelions, Groundhogs and Poison Ivy
Jun 17, 2009

Southern herbalist, storyteller, author, naturalist and singer Doug Elliott entertains you with herbal lore via song and stories. A truly entertaining episode...
  Herb TV: Sowing Seeds Worldwide
May 15, 2009
Visit with Richo Cech at his Horizon Herbs seed farm. Richo is an invaluable source of information about propagating and growing over 700 varieties of herb seeds...
  HerbTV: The Wizard of Weeds, Eating Backyard Weeds Part 2
Apr 13, 2009
Part 2 of 2. Follow Peter Gail, the Wizard of Weeds, as he leads you through his backyard in search of wild foods to eat. Peter tells the fascinating history of dandelion and other wild plants for food.
  HerbTV: The Wizard of Weeds, Eating Backyard Weeds Part 1
Mar 14, 2009
Follow Peter Gail, the Wizard of Weeds, as he leads you through his backyard in search of wild foods to eat. Peter tells the fascinating history of dandelion and other wild plants for food.
 
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