Guest guest Posted August 15, 2007 Report Share Posted August 15, 2007 Not much personal experience with KW, but my ACTCM teacher Jenny Belluomini, RN,LAc was very enthusiastic about their products. She was in one of the first graduating classes from ACTCM and translated alot with C.S.Cheung so she ought to know something. Cameron , " David Russell, L.Ac. " <dave wrote: > > Has anyone heard of KW Botanicals and if so what are your thoughts on > them? > > They provide fluid extracts for Chinese herbs and formulas and state > that they are " 1:2 botanical extracts (herb to liquid), yielding a > full complement of alcohol and water soluble active ingredients. " > > Just curious... > > David Russell > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 16, 2007 Report Share Posted August 16, 2007 KW is a good company. The owner, Brian Weissbuch, is very ethical. Many of his herbs are grown organically in California. - Bill Schoenbart , " David Russell, L.Ac. " <dave wrote: > > Has anyone heard of KW Botanicals and if so what are your thoughts on > them? > > They provide fluid extracts for Chinese herbs and formulas and state > that they are " 1:2 botanical extracts (herb to liquid), yielding a > full complement of alcohol and water soluble active ingredients. " > > Just curious... > > David Russell > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 17, 2007 Report Share Posted August 17, 2007 I have used them before as they have a number of Dr. Hammer and Dr. Shen's formulas in stock, although you must have taken some of the Contemporary Chinese Pulse Diganosis classes to have access to them, I think. I use mostly Golden Lotus Botanicals. They have a full pharmacy of liquid extract singles and formulas, as well as raw, powders, etc. They will also make up stock formulas that you use often, and keep them in your proprietary account. Ross , " David Russell, L.Ac. " <dave wrote: > > Has anyone heard of KW Botanicals and if so what are your thoughts on > them? > > They provide fluid extracts for Chinese herbs and formulas and state > that they are " 1:2 botanical extracts (herb to liquid), yielding a > full complement of alcohol and water soluble active ingredients. " > > Just curious... > > David Russell > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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