A Day in the Life of a Mom-Herbalism Student

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Semester 3, Week 12, Day 5

7/29/2019

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I actually got all the assignments for Chemistry yesterday! Just to be clear, the class is more than just chemistry but I can't spell it much less pronounce it so Chemistry it is. LOL 3 days left in the school week and all I have other than finals and papers is pathophysiology - an essay, a discussion and a quiz. I'm right on schedule to get all of this done. Yes, it means I can breathe a little... LOL I got to sit down for a little while yesterday. I got my last thing for chemistry done before 6, dinner was done, house cleaned up. I quickly became a jungle gym as the children realized my lap was available for some cuddles. It was a good yet painful evening. I'm shocked I still have hair attached to me head but that is part of being a parent. Children are, indeed, torture from the moment they are ready to be born. LOL

On to California poppy! Since the remaining things were not in Hoffman, I looked in mt toxicology books.

Chelerythrine: Brinkler (2000) reports on page 67 and 171 this is a toxic constituent but this book doesn't break out what constituents are other than that.

Constituents: alkaloids californine, flavone glycosides, isoquinoline alkaloids (cryptopines, eschscholzidine, anguinarine and chelerythrine).

Have a great day!

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Mindy

I am currently a student at American College of Healthcare Sciences earning my Masters of Science degree in Herbal Medicine. This blog is my journey of juggling mom-life with student life. My husband is a truck driver so I'm essentially a single mom all but 3 days a month. It's a challenge but we will get through this. I complete this degree on 18 December 2019 and will take one additional semester and then be done for a while. I'm looking for funding for that final semester so I may be done at the end of December if I can't find any. I plan to write books and continue here on my blog after I complete school. My children need more attention from their mommy but I can't wait on getting this education done. I will do what I must for now.