One wall of Anne Louise Burdett’s office, a small, sunny space above the Western Saloon, is lined with what she calls an “abbreviated apothecary.” Jars of various shapes and sizes pack long shelves, their contents shades of deep browns and amber. Indian ginseng sits alongside holy basil, waiting to be administered.
Ms. Burdett is an . . .
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