Hosted by Camille Freeman · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 109 episodes
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Camille Freeman hosts In the Clinic with Camille For Herbalists & Nutritionists, a health show with 109 episodes published.
Have you ever started a "quick" DIY project for your private practice, only to find yourself pulling your hair out three days later? In this episode, I’m sharing a slightly embarrassing (but hopefully helpful) cautionary
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Are you still working at 9 pm when you meant to stop at 3? If you're a solo herbalist or nutritionist, the line between working and not working can get quite blurry, because this work is part of who you are. Your clinica
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Are you hesitant to include fennel in formulas for clients managing diabetes? In this quick clinical breakdown, we look past the generic safety warnings to understand what the data actually shows about fennel, insulin re
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As herbalists and nutritionists, navigating conventional lab results can feel like walking a fine line. We want to understand and work with the information that's available from labs while staying within our scope of pra
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If you run a membership program or community and have ever brought in a guest speaker, you know how much easier it is when they already understand who they're talking to. In this episode, I share the simple "community ov
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Most email platforms make it easy to resend your newsletter to subscribers who didn't open it the first time. But, just because you can resend doesn't mean you should. In this episode, I share why that one-click resend f
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What if you could grow your newsletter list and make your work more accessible without social media, paid ads, or a big platform? In this episode, I share more about the "social sharing workshop" model I've been running
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Do you need to alkalinize the urine for Uva ursi (Arctostaphylos uva-ursi) to “work”? Let's talk about it. Uva ursi is a classic go-to for cystitis because it contains arbutin, which the body metabolizes to hydroquinone,
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Are you feeling hesitant or confused about how to properly dose compounded liquid extracts and tinctures for your clients? It’s a very common point of confusion, especially when what you were trained to do differs from w
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In this short episode of In the Clinic with Camille, I’m sharing a simple idea that guides how I think about marketing and promoting a 1:1 practice: treat other people the way you want to be treated. When it comes to new
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Camille interviews artist Julia Orquera Bianco and herbalist Meghan Henshaw about their collaborative zine that celebrates seven medicinal plants from the Ohio River Valley. They discuss the creative process, research at
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If you read monographs of hibiscus (Hibiscus sabdariffa), you'll often see a note about how the plant is rich in vitamins and minerals, including iron. In this episode, I share some research I came across recently sugges
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In this episode of In the Clinic with Camille, I share some follow-up thoughts from my recent supplement deep dive class, focusing on smarter supplementing. We explore the broad definition of supplements in the U.S., inc
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In this episode, I’m talking about a feeling many of us face: the pressure to finish every course or program we’ve signed up for. I was sorting through my own list of courses and realized it’s totally okay to get what yo
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In this episode, you'll hear Maria Noël Groves discuss her new book, Herbal Gut Health , which explores digestive function and challenges as well as herbs/lifestyle strategies to restore function. We talk about why teas
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Let's talk about dietary fiber in plain terms: the difference between soluble (fermentable) and insoluble fibers, how soluble fiber feeds gut microbes to produce beneficial short-chain fatty acids, and why insoluble fibe
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This episode builds on the newsletter I sent out last week and a lot of conversations I’ve been having with other small business owners. If your revenue is down this year, you're not alone. I talk about practical, access
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Herbalist and nutritionist Camille Freeman explains why the term "hormone replacement therapy (HRT)" can mislead patients by implying menopause is a problem to be fixed, and why many practitioners are switching to "menop
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In this episode, I chat with Liane about her journey into fertility herbalism and her upcoming book, The Herbal Fertility Handbook, which launches on September 23, 2025 (and is available for pre-order now!). What’s insid
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Your "About Me" page is one of the most visited pages on your website. When was the last time you looked at it? In this episode, Camille discusses the different functions and "About Me" page can serve and reflects on the
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