In this episode we sit down with Sam Coffman, founder of The Human path. We’re going to discuss going beyond first aid, his survival school, and herbal medicine without the nonsense.
Sam is known for running one of the most respected survival, emergency wilderness medicine, and herbal medicine schools in the coutnry. But he's definately not what you'd expect from someone involved with herbal medicine. He's a no nonsense straight shooting kind of guy who lays it all out for us today.
Topcs Discussed: Who is Sam Coffman and how did he get into herbal medicine? What is he trying to accomplish with his survival school the human path? How do martial arts and medicine coexist and intertwine Are there formal schools for herbal medicine? What is the real history of the medical and pharmacology? How did herbalism devolve into woowoo silliness for a number of years? What is alopathy? Does herbal medicine actually work and in what instances? When is conventional medcine the right choice over herbal medicine? What is the correct perspective in which to understand herbal medicine? What's the difference between ditch medicine, wilderness emergency medicine, and herbal medicine? In a grid down situation, how much can actually be accomplished medically speaking with herbal medicine? Going beyond first aid, where should preppers start getting trained in emergency medicine and herbal medicine?
The Human Path goes way beyond medicine. What other survival courses are taught? What are the three most important things preppers need to focus on when it comes to emergency medicine? Become a supporting member here: Resources from this episode can be found at:
