Pedagogy Tools

An interactive framework for interrogating herb safety claims — causality methods, bias taxonomy, and parallel case studies in green tea and kratom.

An interactive dosing reference for clinical herbalism — covering tinctures, teas, capsules, and more across a range of commonly used herbs.

An interactive checklist for building out a complete dispensary operating manual — covering compliance, inventory, compounding, quality control, and more.

A comprehensive reference of cannabis and herbal industry associations — with membership costs, benefits, and recommendations for dispensary staff roles.

A metacognitive scaffold for evaluating kratom hepatotoxicity claims — guiding students through causality assessment, confounders, and the intrinsic vs. idiosyncratic distinction.

An interactive reference for 21 CFR Part 111 batch production records — mapping regulatory requirements, industry practices, and documentation standards for dietary supplement manufacturing.

An interactive physiology tool exploring homeostasis, allostasis, and allostatic load — with a dual-lens simulator, clinical scenarios, and self-check exercises.

An interactive diagnostic tool for HPDM capstone final reports — identifying common failure modes, structural weaknesses, and opportunities for revision.

An interactive scaffold for HRB-641 Safety of Botanical Medicine — guiding students through signal detection, causality assessment, and evidence evaluation frameworks.

You can't formulate for a body you don't understand. This tool drills the two systems herbalists lean on hardest — epithelial barrier integrity and respiratory mechanics — through layered cases, mechanism maps, and the kind of physiological reasoning that separates protocol-followers from clinicians.