We trace Wumi’s journey from a night in A&E to a life built around plants, practical research, and patient care. We show how a family garden grew into teas for BP, sleep, and more, and why slow living and good boundaries keep the mission humane.
• redefining herbalist as plant medicine practice
• child’s illness as catalyst for research and change
• early thyme remedy and garden experiments
• moving from family care to shared teas
• studying, foraging, and careful formulation
• products for high blood pressure, insomnia, digestion, weight
• documenting knowledge to protect African expertise
• access, affordability, and education across communities
• managing energy with immune and energy teas
• boundaries, rest, and slow living as safeguards
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