What if the witch hunts weren’t just driven by superstition, but by a calculated effort to suppress knowledge, power, and healing? And what if modern medicine didn’t emerge purely from progress, but partly by erasing women, folk healers, and traditional remedies from history?

Herbs & Heresy uncovers the history of herbalism and its clash with institutional power. It reveals how so-called “witches” were often herbalists, midwives, and guardians of ancestral wisdom. Blending historical records, personal insight, and a critical look at today’s healthcare system, this book tells the untold story still echoing in how we heal today.