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name: Daphne Miller
about: Ever since a high school biology teacher informed me that clover produces a hormone similar to human estrogen, I have been fascinated by how our external ecosystem is linked to our internal one. I am a practicing family physician, author and Associate Clinical Professor at the University of California San Francisco and mother of two nature-lovers. I'm also a contributing columnist to the Washington Post as well as other newspapers and magazines. I received my medical degree from Harvard University and did my residency and a research fellowship at the University of California San Francisco.My first book was The Jungle Effect and I am delighted to see it has been given high marks by Goodreaders. It chronicles my adventures as I travel the glo Ever since a high school biology teacher informed me that clover produces a hormone similar to human estrogen, I have been fascinated by how our external ecosystem is linked to our internal one. I am a practicing family physician, author and Associate Clinical Professor at the University of California San Francisco and mother of two nature-lovers. I'm also a contributing columnist to the Washington Post as well as other newspapers and magazines. I received my medical degree from Harvard University and did my residency and a research fellowship at the University of California San Francisco.My first book was The Jungle Effect and I am delighted to see it has been given high marks by Goodreaders. It chronicles my adventures as I travel the globe in search of the world's healthiest diets and recipes. I hope you find my latest book, Farmacology, equally inspiring. It reveals how real health and healing is rooted--beilieve it or not-- in the soil. Let me know what you think... ...more