Resources
Books, supplements, and tools we trust. Still being built, and held to the same standard we hold for ourselves: nothing here we wouldn't put on our own shelf.
What we recommend
Books
From Hildegard's Physica to modern Christian writing on the body, the texts that have shaped how we think and how we practice.
In progress
Supplements
Specific products we use ourselves and recommend to patients, with honest reasoning for each one, not affiliate noise.
In progress
Tools
Apps, devices, and practical kits that have actually earned their place in our home and our practice.
In progress
We add each recommendation only after we have used it, tested it, and would hand it to a patient or a friend. That takes time, so this list grows slowly on purpose.
The healing saints
Christians have been holding body and soul together for two thousand years, and some of them did it as physicians and herbalists. These profiles are where we go when we want to know how that was actually done.
3rd Century
Sts. Cosmas & Damian
Patrons of physicians, surgeons, and pharmacists
The "Holy Unmercenaries" — twin physicians who refused payment and healed in the name of Christ.
Read their story
12th Century
St. Hildegard of Bingen
Doctor of the Church · Benedictine abbess · Herbalist · Mystic
Benedictine abbess, mystic, and herbalist who coined Viriditas — the divine greening power of life.
Read their story
4th–5th Century
St. Augustine of Hippo
Doctor of the Church · Source of our motto
Source of our motto — care for your body like you will live forever; care for your soul like you will die tomorrow.
Read their story