The Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers (1926-2001) Collection No. 18

Abstract The Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers were donated after his death in 2001 by his widow, Virginia Tyler. The collection consists of Tyler’s publications in various forms (manuscripts, reprints, and original copies), some correspondence, and some personal/professional materials, such as curriculum vitae, bibliographies, clippings, and memorabilia. Tyler was active professionally, and this aspect of his life is covered both by the publications, as well as the materials on his conferences and speaking engagements. The bulk of the collection is subject files, predominantly on various medicinal plants/herbs, which literally run A—Z. The collection consists of approximately 50 linear feet, 98 boxes.

Biographical Sketch Varro E. “Tip” Tyler was born December 19, 1926 in Auburn, Nebraska, the son of a lawyer who also enjoyed botany, an enjoyment and passion he passed on to his son. Tyler had a classical education and learned to love history, poetry (which he could recite from memory – this is how he won over his future wife, Virginia “Ginny” Tyler), travel, and books. His first job was at the local corner drug store at the age of 12. He attended the University of Nebraska and was in the same fraternity as Johnny Carson, who would become famous in late-night television. His studies were briefly interrupted with a term of service in the army, but Tyler eventually completed a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy at Nebraska, and then followed his mentor and friend, Arthur E. Schwarting, to the University of Connecticut, where he completed his Ph.D. in Pharmacognosy. His first teaching position was as Associate Professor and Chairman of the Department of Pharmacognosy at the University of Nebraska. Lilly Distinguished Professor of Pharmacognosy, Emeritus, at Purdue University, Tyler died August 22, 2001, of a blood clot in the lungs, the morning after the Tyler’s return from their annual sojourn in Germany and Austria.

Scope and Contents  Series A: Personnel/Biographical Materials: Includes Curriculum Vitae, personnel records, bibliographies, clippings, and memorabilia. Approximately ½ box.  Series B: Correspondence: Professional correspondence, arranged alphabetically, including correspondence with organizations. The majority is with specific individuals. 3 ½ boxes. 2 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid -  Series C: Publications o Subseries 1: Manuscripts: Contains manuscript versions of both articles and speeches. Includes a complete run of articles for Prevention magazine with drafts, research notes, and sometimes the published version of the magazine, Purdue Pharmacist articles from when Tyler was Dean, and dozens of other manuscript versions of articles. Manuscripts are grouped by publication venue when known, or alphabetically by title for undated materials, and by date for other articles and presentations (in manuscript format). 5.75 boxes. o Subseries 2: Projects and Editorial Boards: Contains materials relating to editorial boards and specialized herbal medicine boards and task forces, including Tyler’s extensive work with the Council for Responsible Nutrition. Arranged chronologically. 1 box, 3 folders. o Subseries 3: Reprints and Photocopies: Contains reprints and copies of articles by Tyler on various topics. Undated materials are alphabetical by article title, dated materials are arranged chronologically to demonstrate progression of interests held by Tyler. Approximately ½ box o Subseries 4: Original Publications: These are publications in their original format/venue, rather than reprints or manuscript versions. Organized chronologically. Approximately 1 box.  Series D: Conferences, Speaking Engagements, and Travel: Includes presentation materials, such as transparencies, lecture notes/outlines. Undated materials arranged alphabetically by presentation title. Dated materials are arranged chronologically. 20 ¾ boxes.  Series E: Subject Files (A—Z) 65 ¼ boxes.

3 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - Container List Series A: Personnel/Biographical Materials Box File Description 1 1 Curriculum Vitae 1 2 Handwritten list, possibly used for constructing a Curriculum Vitae, n.d. 1 3 EVPPA Contributions/Accomplishments, 1986-1990 1 4 Bibliography, 1951-1990 1 5 News clippings about Varro E. Tyler, 1980, 1984-6, 1990 1 6 Lists of early scientific publications 1 7 Purdue University personnel records (miscellaneous), 1996 1 8 Honorary Membership, Alpha Phi Omega, Alpha Gamma Chapter, April 20, 1990, Purdue University 1 9 The Purdue Pharmacist, Summer 1997, contains article about Varro E. Tyler’s retirement 1 10 Print of a Pharmacy Postage Stamp, n.d., no location Series B: Correspondence 1 11 “Ba-Bon,” 1997-2001  Ballantine Publishing  Black, Bethanne  Baron-Faust, Rita  Black, Curtis D.  Barrett, Marilyn  Block, J. E.  Bayne, Holly  Blumenthal, Mark  Beering, Stephen  Bodenbach, Jill  Benshir, Rya  Boik, John  Better Homes and Gardens  Boldsaikhan, B.  Beutler, Jade  Bond, Jenny T. 1 12 “Bor-Bu,” 1997-2001  Borowitz, Joseph  Brody, Jane  Botanical Enterprises, Inc CBEI  Brown, Kristina (about)  Bottom Line/Health  Brown, Perry J.  Bottom Line/Personal  Buck, Brian D.  Bouldin, Alicia  Burley, F. William  Boyd, Eddie L.  Bussy, R. Kenneth  Bratman, Steven (Prima Health) 1 13 “Cal-Cas,” 1997-2001  California Society of Health System  Cardellina, John Pharmacists (CSHP)  Carlisle, Robert D. B.  Calorie Control Council  Carper, Jean  Canadian Breast Cancer Research  Carr, Jelleff (Jeff) Initiative  Carte, Brad K.  Canes, David  Cassady, John M.  Cantoria, Magdelena C. 1 14 “Ch-Cu,” 1997-2001 4 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid -  Chandler, Amy K.  Cosmetic, Toiletry, and Fragrance  Charfoos & Christensen, P. C. Association (CTFA)  Chavez, Mary L.  Cotler, Robyn  Chopra Center for Well-being  Council on Renal Nutrition (CRN)  Cleland, Richard L.  Coupe, George H.  Clemens, Roger  Covington, Timothy R.  Compagine, Rose (Unapix  Cowen, David L. Entertainment)  Craker, Lyle E.  Complementary Therapies in Medicine  Croome, Ed  Comprehensive Care Center  Crouch, Heidi  Connecticut, State of  CSICOP – Committee for the Scientific  Connecticut, University of – School of Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal Pharmacy  Cutler, Stephen  Consumer Reports  Cutshall, Tom  Cooking Light 1 15 “D,” 1997-2001  Davisson, V. Jo.  Dildy, Terry  Dawson, Karen  Dolan, Rebecca W.  Dekker – Agropedia reference set  Doner, Kalia  Dentali, Steven  Drug Topics  Deskovich, Mary  Duke, Jim  DeWitt, Karen  Durkin, Liz (Marcel Dekker, Inc.)  Diabetes Care 1 16 Dietary Supplements, Office of, 2000-2001 1 17 “E,” 1996-2001  Eclectic Medical Publications  Ernst, Edzard  Economic Botany, Society for  Euler, Ken  Eddy, Esther D.  Euromed  El-Olemy, Mahmoud M. (book reviews  Evers, William D. of Varro E. Tyler’s works) 2 1 “F,” 1997-2001  Family Circle  Flannery, Michael (Lloyd Library)  Farnsworth, Norman  Food and Drug Administration (Dept. of  Federal Trade Commission Health, Education, and Welfare)  Feldman, Debbie L. (Family Safety &  Food-Medication Interactions Health)  Ford, Henry, Hospital  Fenn, Jim – about  Foreman, Judy  Fernwood Botanic Garden  Foster, Steven  Ferrell, Joseph S.  Franchin, Miriam K.  Ferrosan  Fugh-Berman, Adriane (FDA)  Fibromyalgia Health Letter 2 2 “G,” 1997-2001  Gehrmann, Beatrice  Gomez, Luis D.  Gil, Gary A.  Good Housekeeping  Glamour  Goorley, John T.  Goble, Eva L (about)  Gröger, Stefan  Goldberg, Alicia  Gross, Stephen M. 5 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 2 3 “H,” 1997-2001  Hamburger, M.  Himalayan Herbs for Health, Inc.  Hardy, Mary  Hobbs, Jim  Harness, Jay  Hocking, George M.  Harrison, Laird  Hollman, Arthur  Haworth Press  Hook’s American Drugstore Museum  Health  Houghton, Peter J.  Health and Human Services, Dept. of,  HRF NIH  Huber, Don M.  Heinrich, Michael  Hufford, Charles  Heinstein, Peter  Hulebak, Karen L.  Hellmich, Nanci  Hurley, Michael  Hellwig, Jennifer  Herbs for Health  Helm, Kathy King 2 4 “I,” 1997-2001  Indiana State Dept. of Health  Institute of Medicine  International Journal of Integrative Medicine (Impakt Communications)  Interweave Press  Israelson, Loren D.  Iwu, Maurice M 2 5 “J,” 1997-2000  Jacobson, Michael F.  Johnston, Patricia  Jellin, Jeff M.  Journal of the American Medical  Jibrin, Janis Association (JAMA)  Johnson, Justine  Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences  Johnson, Maurice C.  Jyoti, Mayank  Johnston, Barbara (ABC) 2 6 “K,” 1996-2000  Kahlenberg, Ann  Kjonaas, Tamara K.  Kappa Epsilon Fraternity  Kliewer, Ken  Katzenstein, Larry  Kneipp Werke Würzburg  Kava, Ruth  Konopa & Murphy  Kemper, F. H.  Korn, Wendy  Kent & Spiegel  Koteski, Dorothy R.  Kidney Care  Kronenberg, Fredi  Kim, Byong Kak  Kurrus, Thomas W.  Kinghorn, A. Douglas  Kuruüzüm, Ayse  Kizer, Ken 2 7 “L,” 1997-2001 6 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid -  Ladner, Kerby E.  Lewis, Joel E.  Lamplear, Sue  Lightsey, David  Lange, Dianne Partie  Lilly Research Laboratories (Eli Lilly & Co.)  Lansky, Ephraim  Lipman, Arthur G.  Lasswell, Anita B.  Long, Patricia  LaValle, Jim  Lord, Jack  Lawson, Larry D.  Los Angeles Times  LeBars, Pierre L.  Losey, Mary  Lepke, Janet  Lugar, Richard G.  Leslie, Steven W.  Leung, Albert Y. 2 8 Lawyers, 1998 (Nature’s Nutrition Formula One Lawsuit) 2 9 Lloyd Library: Mike Flannery and Jim Huizenga, 1997-1999 (see also Box 1, file 14) 2 10 Lloyd Library: Dennis Worthen, 1999-2001 2 11 Lloyd Library: Annual Reports, 1995-1998 3 1 Lloyd Library: Annual Reports, 1998-2001 3 2 “M,” 1995-2001  McCaleb, Robert S.  Mertens, Gilbert  McCrea, Molly  Micromedex (Complementary and  MacDermott, Frances Alternative Medicine)  McGraw-Hill Publishing  Misener, Terry R.  McLaughlin, Jerry (about)  Misovic, Kathleen  Martin, George R.  Molstad, Clay L.  Marty, Alan T.  Montana, University of  Maryland Dietetic Association  Moriarty, Colleen  Matthews, H. B. (NIH)  Mosaddegh, M.  Mecca, Dan  Mousessian, Patrick  Men’s Health  Murray, Michael T.  Mengucci, Mary Ellen 3 3 Mosby, Preface to herb book, 1996-1998 3 4 “N,” 1976, 1997-2001  Nahrstadt, Adolf  New Jersey, UMD  National Center for Complementary and  Nieforth, Karl A. Alternative Medicine (NCCAM)  Nisly, Nicole  National Research Council  Nephrology, Inc.  Nature’s Sunshine Products  Nona, Daniel A. (about)  NBC  North Central Health Services  NCES  Novartis Consumer Health  Nebraska, University of, Medical Center  Nutrition Forum 3 5 National Institutes of Health, Office of Dietary Supplements, 1995-1999 3 6 “O,” 1997-2000  El-Olemy, Mahmoud M. (see also Box 1, file 13)  Oliver, Justin  Ontengco, Delia C.  Oregon Society of Health-System Pharmacists  Ott, Jonathan 3 7 “P,” 1997-2001 7 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid -  Palesi, Sheryl – Men’s  Pichon, Sharon – American Association of Confidential/Men’s Health Pharmaceutical Scientists  Pediatrics, Journal of  Planta Medica  Pelton, Ross – Quantum Health  Pletcher, Peggy  Penguin Putnam, Inc.  Poirier, Therese – Duquesne University  Perry, Christine – Tufts University  Prasad, Vikrim  Pershing, Bruce – Purdue Research  Presbyterian Hospital – Dallas, TX Foundation  Prima Publishing  Pezzuto, John M. – University of Illinois,  Procter & Gamble Chicago  Professional Publishing  Pharmaceutical Research  Pronsky, Zaneta  Pharmacy Today  Pugno, Enrica  Phytomed International  Purdue University 3 8 “R,” 1997-2001  Ragnetti, Stacy  Rodale Publishing  Rao, Linda  Roeder, E.  Raso, Jack  Roizen, Michael F.  Reader’s Digest  Rosenthal, Norman E.  Rehnborg Center for Nutrition and  Ross Products Division, Abbott Wellness Laboratories  Reighard, Joy  Russo, Ethan  Renner, John H.  Rutgers Cooperative Extension  Retail Pharmacy News  Rutgers University Press  Rezits, Joseph 3 9 “S,” 1997-2001  Sabraw, Stacy – Living Fit  Shelton, Marilee  Sacred Heart Medical Center  Shimada, Hiroko – about  Sagraves, Rosalie  Sievers, Hartwig – Phytolab  Saint Louis Herb Society  Simeone, Michael L.  St. Martin’s Press  Skeptical Inquirer  Salem Hospital  Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center  Samuelsson, Gunnar  Smith, Michael – Canadian College of  Scheffer, J. J. C. Naturopathic Medicine  Schilcher, Heinz  Smith, Mickey and Mary  Schmidt, Mathias  Society of Natural Pharmacy, Inc.  Science & Medicine  Somer, Elizabeth  Scribner Publishing – Encyclopedia of  Special Libraries Association Food  Spiers, Sarah Smedley  Semyen, Karen  Stanten, Michele  Senior Life  Strong, Stephanie  Sesame Street Parents Magazine  Sukley, Bernadette  Shattuck, Deborah  Svitil, Kathy 3 10 “T,” 1996-1999 8 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid -  Taylor, Steve – University of Nebraska  Trimbo, Susan – Whitehall-Robins  Technology  Tsourounis, Candy – University of  Teltech Resource Network Corp. California, San Francisco  Testa, Ronald G.  Tucker, Arthur O. – Delaware State  Thang, Mary – Health & Nutrition Letter, University Tufts University  Tuite, Frances E. – Talon Asset Mgmt.  Thieme, Georg, Verlag  Tullis, Nancy C.  Tippo, Oswald  Turner, Latonya – NBC Nashville  Tozer, James R.  Tyler, Victor C. 3 11 “U,” 1997-1999  Ulett, George  Unruh, Linda  Unverzagt, Frederick W.  Upton, Roy – American Herbal Pharmacopoeia  Utah Natural Products Alliance 3 12 “V,” 1997-2000  Vanderzee, John  Vaughan, John  International Vegetarian Association Conference  Vincenzi, Frank – University of Washington  Virginia Commonwealth University  Visual Consent, Ltd. 4 1 “W,” 1997-2000  W_____, Jack  Wertzberger, Marsha C.  Walking  White, Linda B.  Wall, Monroe E.  Wichtl, Max  Walters Group, The  Wilson, Craig  Washington State University – Norman  Wisconsin, University of – Madison G. Lewis  Wolf, Harold H.  Way, E. Leong – UCSF  World Congress on Medicinal and  Weaver, Connie M. – about Aromatic Plants for Human Welfare, 2nd  “WebMD”  Worthen, Dennis B. (see also Lloyd  Wegener, Tankred Library, Box 2, Files 7-10)  Weisburger, John H. 4 2 “Y” and “Z,” 1993-2001 (not inclusive)  Yanchick, Victor A.  Yuen, Sylvia  Zaloudek, Mel  Zenk, M. H.  Ziemer, Paul L.  Zoeller, Larry Series C: Publications Subseries 1: Manuscripts 4 3 Prevention, “St. John’s Wort,” February 1997 4 4 Prevention, “Herbal Medicine 101,” March 1997 4 5 Prevention, “The Bright Side of Black Cohosh,” April 1997 4 6 Prevention, “Ephedra (Ma Huang),” March 1997 [?] 9 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 4 7 Prevention, “Grape Expectations,” June 1997 [?] 4 8 Prevention, “Goldenseal,” July 1997 4 9 Prevention, “Ginseng: King of Zing?” August 1997 4 10 Prevention, “A New Way to Lower Cholesterol,” September 1997 4 11 Prevention, “Nature’s Stressbuster,” October 1997 4 12 Prevention, “Herbal Treatment of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia,” [BPH], November 1997 4 13 Prevention, “Weight loss herbs: Do they work?” January 1998 4 14 Prevention, “Spotlight on Ginger,” February 1998 4 15 Prevention, “Spotlight on Aloe,” April 1998 4 16 Prevention, “Spotlight on Ginkgo,” June 1998 5 1 Prevention, “10 Herbs Every Traveler Should Know,” July 1998 5 2 Prevention, “Your Herbal First Aid Kit,” August 1998 5 3 Prevention, “A User’s Guide to Herb-Drug Interactions,” September 1998 5 4 Prevention, “Milk Thistle: Common Weed, Uncommon Healing Power,” October 1998 5 5 Prevention, “8 Golden Rules for Getting Your Best Herbal Remedies,” November 1998 5 6 Prevention, “The Mystery of myrrh, frankincense, and gold…,” December 1998 5 7 Prevention, “Want to ward off a cold or the flu? Try Echinacea, the native American remedy that’s been the best selling herb in the country for three years in a row,” January 1999 5 8 Prevention, “6 Hot Remedies from 1 Red Hot Pepper,” February 1999[?] 5 9 Prevention, “Five Herbs that Ease Menopause,” March 1999 5 10 Prevention, “6 Man-Loving Herbs that Really Work,” April 1999 5 11 Prevention, “Read it Here First: The Next Herbal Superstars,” May 1999 5 12 Prevention, “Six Herbs that Fight Kidney Stones,” June 1999 5 13 Prevention, “7 Good-for-you Weeds,” July 1999 5 14 Prevention, “Energy-Boosting Herbs,” September 1999 5 15 Prevention, “Vanquish Varicose Veins,” October 1999 6 1 Prevention, “The Miracle of Anti-Aging Herbs,” November 1999 6 2 Prevention, “Nature’s Surprising Antioxidants,” December 1999 6 3 Prevention, “Herbal Medicine 2000,” January 2000 6 4 Prevention, “Two Powerhouse Herbal Remedies Arrive in the US,” February 2000 6 5 Prevention, “The Truth About Herb/Drug Interactions,” March 2000 6 6 Prevention, “Medicinal Teas: What Works, What Doesn’t,” April 2000 6 7 Prevention, “Herbal Healing – As Close as Your Garden,” May 2000 6 8 Prevention, “What’s in a Name? Everything When it Comes to Herbs,” June 2000 6 9 Prevention, “Sex Herbs? Oh Yes!” July 2000 6 10 Prevention, “St. John’s Wort Update,” August 2000 6 11 Prevention, “Two Weight Loss Herbs to Watch,” September 2000 6 12 Prevention, “My Favorite Herb Books,” October 2000 6 13 Prevention, “What Inquiring Minds Want to Know,” November 2000, and “Meet the Mints,” December 2000 6 14 Prevention, “Move Over Echinacea!” January 2001 6 15 Prevention, “Choose the Right Ginseng for You,” February 2001 7 1 Prevention, “Super Aspirin – Why Not Super-Herbs?” March 2001 7 2 Prevention, “Herbal Hope for Cancer, Alzheimer’s, and Prostate Disease,” April 2001 7 3 Prevention, “Your Essential Herb Garden,” May 2001[?] 7 4 Prevention, “Yummy Herb Teas,” May 2001 7 5 Prevention, “FDA-Approved Herbal Medicine,” June 2001 7 6 Prevention, “Miracle Herbs? Sorry, No,” July 2001 10 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 7 7 Prevention, “Help Yourself to Healthy Bacteria,” August 2001[?] 7 8 Prevention, “Prevent Cancer with Green Tea: Botanical Studies at New NIH Research Center Pays Off, Big Time,” September 2001[?] 7 9 Prevention, “Drug-Free Hope for Type-2 Diabetes,” October 2001[?] 7 10 Prevention, “Liver-loving Herbs,” December 2001 7 11 Prevention, “Ayurvedic Medicine,” Due July 2001 7 12 Prevention, “Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine,” Due August 2001 7 13 Purdue Pharmacist, “Dean’s Column,” n.d. 7 14 Purdue Pharmacist, “Dean’s Column,” n.d. 7 15 [Purdue Pharmacist], “Dean’s Column – Newsletter,” n.d. 7 16 Purdue Pharmacist, “Pharmacy Career Opportunities,” Spring 1977 7 17 Purdue Pharmacist, “Dean’s Column,” June 1977 7 18 Purdue Pharmacist, “Dean’s Column,” February 1980 7 19 Purdue Pharmacist, “Dean’s Column,” October 1980 7 20 Purdue Pharmacist, “Dean’s Column,” February 1982 7 21 Purdue Pharmacist, “Dean’s Column,” August 1982 7 22 Purdue Pharmacist, “Dean’s Column,” ca. 1983 7 23 Purdue Pharmacist, “Dean’s Column,” Spring 1983 7 24 Purdue Pharmacist, “Dean’s Column,” May 1984 8 1 “Another Opportunity for Service, “ n.d. 8 2 “’Body Building’ Works,” Nutrition Forum, n.d. 8 3 “Carpings of a Curmudgeon,” #s 1, 2, and 4, n.d.  “Thick Skin”  “Thin and Smooth-Sliced”  “They don’t fit Mr. Inbetween” 8 4 “Comments on the Safety and Efficacy of HerbaLife Products,” n.d. 8 5 “Fictional Histories of Factual Herbal Remedies,” n.d., long and short versions 8 6 “A Nation of Zymophobes,” n.d. 8 7 “Pau D’Arco Herbal Tea,” n.d. 8 8 “Varro E. Tyler,” Retirement address [?], n.d. 8 9 “The World of Pharmacy,” n.d. 8 10 “A Pharmaceutical Educator Looks at Pharmacy Technicians,” 1968, Postgraduate Pharmacy Institute, Drake University, Des Moines, IA 8 11 “The Pharmacist as Communicator,” 1968, Professional Pharmacy Clinic, Lafayette, IN 8 12 “Clinical Pharmacy in Community Practice,” 1969, NACDS Pharmaceutical Conference, Chicago, IL 8 13 “Report of the Activities of American Association of College of Pharmacy,” 1969, District 4, Oshkosh, WI 8 14 “Clinical Pharmacy and Community Practice,” 1970, presented to Region IV, Student American Pharmaceutical Association, Lafayette, IN 8 15 “Greetings from the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy,” ca. 1970 8 16 “Pharmaceutical Education – Problems and Progress,” 1970, presented to AACP-NABP, district 8 meeting, Honolulu, HI 8 17 “Present Educational Programs for Pharmacists,” 1970, presented at National Conference for Pharmacists, San Francisco, CA 8 18 “Report of the Activities of American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy,” 1970, District 4 8 19 Rho Chi Lecture, 1970, University of Kentucky, College of Pharmacy 8 20 “Trends in Pharmacy Education at Purdue University,” 1970, presented at Pharmacy 11 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - Building Dedication, Lafayette, IN 8 21 “Greetings and Remarks,” March 1971, National Association of Boards of Pharmacy, San Francisco, CA 8 22 “Mushroom Poisons,” 1971, revision 8 23 “A New Approach to the Practical Experience Requirement in Pharmacy Education,” 1971, Madison, WI 8 24 “Pharmaceutical Education and Community Practice,” 1971, 17th Annual South Carolina Pharmacy Seminar, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC 8 25 “Role of the Pharmacist: Traditional, Present, and Future,” 1971, Presented to National Resources Advisory Committee – National Advisory Committee to Selective Service System, NY, NY 8 26 “Pharmacy – Today and Tomorrow,” 1972, Keynote address, Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association, Lancaster, PA 8 27 “Pharmaceutical Education in North America,” 1973, presented to Academic Section, 33rd International Congress of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Stockholm, Sweden 8 28 “Too Much Health Care?” ca. 1974 8 29 “Interests and Concerns of the American Council on Pharmaceutical Education,” 1974, presented to National Association of Boards of Pharmacy, Atlanta, GA 8 30 “Who has the Responsibility for Training Non-Professional Pharmacy Personnel?” 1974, presented to Army Pharmaceutical Services Management Course, Fort Sam Houston, TC 8 31 “A Review of the Activities of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy,” ca. 1975 8 32 “A Matter of Progress,” 1975, Kremer Lecture, University of Wisconsin, School of Pharmacy, Madison, WI 8 33 “Does the Pharmacists’ Contemporary Role Now Require Use of Supportive Personnel?” 1975, Annual Convention of the Iowa Pharmaceutical Association, Des Moines, IA 8 34 “The Future of the Practice of Pharmacy and How Continuing Education Will Contribute to It,” 1976, Roche Seminar, Richland Memorial Hospital, Columbia, SC 8 35 “The University of Nebraska College of Pharmacy – Its Past, Present, and Future,” 1976, Dedication of College of Pharmacy Building, Omaha, NE 8 36 “Establishing a Climate Conducive to Service-Oriented Pharmacy Practice,” 1977, Keynote address, District IV, NABP-AACP Meeting, Southfield, MI 8 37 “Folk Uses of Mushrooms – Medicoreligious Aspects,” 1977, Mushrooms and Man Symposium, Lynn-Benton Community College, Albany, OR 8 38 “Report of the School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences, Purdue University, 1976-1977,” 1977, Indiana Pharmaceutical Association 8 39 “Some Proposals for Research in Pharmacognosy,” 1977, American Society of Pharmacognosy, Seattle, WA 8 40 “Pharmacy Education in North America,” 1978 8 41 “Project for Progress,” 1978, Spring Pharmacy Seminar, Purdue University, W. Lafayette, IN 8 42 “Prosit,” 1978, Town and Gown Club, West Lafayette, IN 8 43 “Drugs and the Elderly,” 1979, Purdue Forever Club, West Lafayette, IN 8 44 “A Nation of Zymophobes,” 1979 8 45 “A Prescription for Pharmacy,” 1979, Rho Chi Lecture, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY 8 46 Review of Major Medicinal Plants: Botany, Culture and Uses, Julia F. Morton, in JNP, 1979 8 47 “Are We Shortchanging the Pharmacy Student?” ca. 1980 8 48 “Political Hazards of Herbal Medications,” ca. 1980s 8 49 “The Future of Pharmacy,” 1980, Rho Chi Lecture, University of Illinois, Chicago, IL 9 1 “The Pharm. D. as the First Degree,” 1981, 27th Annual Stephen Wilson Pharmacy Seminar, Detroit, MI 12 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 9 2 Requests for and Permissions to Use Quotations in publications, 1981 9 3 “A Midsummer Night’s Herbs,” 1982 9 4 “The Potential of Higher Plants and Marine Organisms as a Source of New Pharmaceuticals,” March 1982, Saudi Arabia, with John M. Cassady and Mikhail Antoun 9 5 “Starch Blockers – A Logical Approach,” July 1982 9 6 “Devil’s-Foot Root Remains Unidentified,” 1983 [includes related correspondence] 9 7 “Boone County Purdue Club,” 1984 9 8 “Centennial Address,” 1984, 100th Anniversary of Purdue School of Pharmacy 9 9 Review article, Chicken Soup & Other Folk Remedies, Joan Wilen and Lydia Wilan, ca. 1984 9 10 “Introduction to Herbal Medicine,” 1984 9 11 “President’s Council Address: Drugs for the Future,” 1984 9 12 “Crosscurrents of Curricular Control: Some Recommendations for Unsettled Times,” 1985, Annual Report, with R. K. Chalmers, J. E. Goyan, G. E. Schumacher, and D. L. Sorby 9 13 “Herbal Crystallization Analysis – A Mystic Procedure,” 1985 9 14 Review article, Health from God’s Garden, Maria Treben, ca. 1986 9 15 “The Need for a New Way of Thinking in Pharmaceutical Education,” ca. 1986 9 16 “Suma,” Nutrition Forum, 1987 9 17 “Modern Herbalism – A Dr. Jekyll or Mr. Hyde?,” 1989 9 18 “The Future of Pharmacognosy,” ca. 1990s 9 19 “The Academic Genealogy of A. E. Schwarting, Pharmacognosist,” JNP, 1992 [includes reprints and correspondence] 9 20 “An Introduction,” Commission E. Monographs, 1993 9 21 “Report on the 41st Annual Congress of Medicinal Plant Research,” HerbalGram, 1993 [includes correspondence and conference program] 9 22 “The Future of Pharmacognosy,” ca. 1994, presented at “GA Board” [?] 9 23 Herbs and Phytomedicinals, with Steven Foster, ca. 1994 9 24 Review article, In Service to American Pharmacy: The Professional Life of William Procter, Jr., Gregory Higby, 1994, in Journal of American History [includes reprint and correspondence] 9 25 “Herbs and Healthcare in the Twenty-first Century,” Herbs for Health, 1995 9 26 “Chief Two Moon Meridas,” Pharmacy in History, v. 37, no. 3, 1995 9 27 “Was Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound an Effective Remedy?” Pharmacy in History, 1995 [includes reprint, correspondence, and related materials] 9 28 “A Pharmaceutical Look at Functional Foods,” presented at Functional Foods for Health, 5th Annual Retreat, Monticello, IL, May 20, 1996 9 29 “Product Definition Deficiencies in Clinical Studies of Herbal Medicines,” ca. 1998 9 30 Letters to the Editor, JAMA, 1998 9 31 “Pharmacists and Phytomedicines,” Pharmacy Today, ca. 1999 9 32 “The Quality of Herbal Products in the United States Today,” ca. 1999 9 33 “Recognizing the Challenges,” ca. 1999 9 34 “Product Definition Deficiencies in Clinical Studies of Herbal Medicines,” Scientific Review of Alternative Medicine, 4(2), pp. 17-21, 2000 9 35 Book review, Medicine Quest: In Search of Nature’s Healing Secrets, Mark Plotkin, ca, 2001 Subseries 2: Projects and Editorial Boards 10 1 Council for Responsible Nutrition, Select Botanicals Working Group, June-August, 1997 10 2 Council for Responsible Nutrition, CRN Reference on Botanicals, July 1997-February 1998 10 3 Council for Responsible Nutrition, Botanicals Working Group, July 1997-April 2001 10 4 Council for Responsible Nutrition, Botanicals Working Group, February-October, 1998 10 5 Focus on Alternative and Complementary Therapies (FACT), 1998-2000 13 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 11 1 Center for Human Nutrition – Task Force on Dietary Supplements, 1998-2001 11 2 Pharmaceutical Heritage, editorial board, 1999 11 3 Council for Responsible Nutrition, Herb Safety Review Board, 2001 Subseries 3: Reprints and Photocopies 11 4 “’Body Building’ Herbs,” Nutrition Forum, p. 23, n.d. [see also box 8, file 2] 11 5 “Greetings from the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy,” National Association of Boards of Pharmacy, pp. 66-68, n.d. [1970?, see also box 8, file 15] 11 6 “Not where we’ve been; but where we’re going,” Purdue University Perspectives, p. 9, n.d. [1984?, see also box 12, file 2] 11 7 “Chemical Characteristics of Plant Families of Medicinal Importance I. Dicotyledons,” with C. I. Abou-Chaar, 1960 11 8 Lectures 1-3, The Journal of Pharmacy, 3(1), pp. 94-130, 1962  “Ergot Cultivation, an Example of Creative Research”  “Mushrooms, Pharmacognosy, and Creative Research”  “Alkaloid Metabolism and Biosynthesis” 11 9 “Protoalkaloids of Panaeolus Species,” with A. H. Smith, 1963 11 10 “Conversion of Tryptophan to 2, 3-Dihydroxybenzoic Acid by Claviceps paspali,” with K. Mothes and D. Gröger, Tetrahedron Letters, pp. 593-8, 1964 11 11 “Studies on the Physiology and Biosynthesis of Muscarine in Inoybe Species,” International Symposium : Biochemie und Physiologie der Alkaloide, 1966 11 12 “A Program for Graduate Clinical Pharmacists,” with Glen J. Sperandio, Hospital Management, 1968 11 13 “Biosynthesis of Ergot Alkaloids. Enzymatic Closure of Ring D of the Ergolene Nucleus,” with E. O. Ogunlana, B. J. Wilson, and E. Ramstad, Chemical Communications, pp. 775-6, 1970 11 14 “Thermal Neutron Activation Analysis of Counterfeit and Genuine Japanese Postage Stamps,” with R. R. Landolt, Radiochemistry, Radioanalytic Letters, 1970 11 15 “The Isolation of 6-Methoxytetrahydroharmon from Virola cuspidate and N- Monomethyltryptamine from Virola theiodora [1],” with John M. Cassady, M. Williams, and G. E. Blair, International Symposium: Biochemie und Physiologie der Alkaloide, 1972 11 16 “The Role of the Teacher in Pharmacy College Accreditation,” Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, pp. 426-8, 1973 11 17 “Report of the School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences, Purdue University,” The Indiana Pharmacist, pp. 303-4, 1975 11 18 “Financial Support for Graduate Education,” Pharmaceutical Technology, pp. 8-9, 1978 11 19 “Are Generics a Drug on the Market?” The Journal of the Indiana State Medical Association, pp. 452-7, 1980 11 20 “Purdue Sets the Trend,” Purdue Pharmacist, p. 5, May 1981 11 21 “A Brief History of Pharmacy Education in Indiana,” The Indiana Pharmacist, pp. 268-9, 1983 11 22 “Why Many ‘Health Foods’ are Not Safe and Effective,” Pharmacy Times, pp. 35-7 [incomplete], 1983 11 23 “The Potential of Higher Plants and Marine Organisms As A Source of New Pharmaceuticals,” Proceedings of the 2nd Drug Symposium in Saudi Arabia on Pharmaceuticals in Developing Countries, pp. 469-86, 1984 11 24 [Title Unknown], The Yak Up Shinmoon, p. 47, 1984, with correspondence 11 25 Book review, Handbook of Natural Toxins: Volume 1, Plant and Fungal Toxins, by R. F. Keeler and A. T. Tu (editors), in Z. Pflanzenernaehr. Bodenk., 1985 11 26 Book review, Alkaloids: Chemical and Biological Perspectives. Volume 3, by S. William Pelletier, in Pharmacy International, p. 263, 1986 11 27 “Some Recent Advances in Herbal Medicines,” Pharmacy International, pp. 203-7, August 14 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 1986. 11 28 Interview, “10 False Beliefs Damaging Image of True Herbalism,” interviewed by Marie Hammock, “Gardens Section,” San Francisco Examiner, p. E-6, 1989 11 29 “False Tenets of Paraherbalism,” Nutrition 91/92, pp. 203-5, 1989 11 30 Book review, Health from God’s Garden, by Maria Treben, in Nutrition Forum, p. 52, 1989 [see also box 9, file 14] 11 31 “Modern Herbalism – A Dr. Jekyll or Mr. Hyde?” Herbs ’89, pp. 147-65, 1989 [see also box 9, file 17] 11 32 “Ginkgo Extract: Miracle or ?” Nutrition Forum, pp. 23-4, 1991 11 33 Book review, Natural Healing with Herbs, by Humbert Santillo, Nutrition Forum, p. 32, 1991 11 34 “Herbal Remedies,” Journal of Pharmacy Technology, pp. 214-20, 1995 11 35 “Why Pharmacists Should Not Sell Homeopathic Remedies,” American Journal of Health- System Pharmacists, with Stephen Barnett, pp. 1004-6, 1995 11 36 “Pharmacists and Phytomedicines: A Natural Synergy,” Pharmacy Today, p. 6, 1999 11 37 “Saw Palmetto Extract: Newest (And Oldest) Treatment Alternative for Men with Symptomatic Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia,” with Leonard S. Marks, Urology, pp. 457-61, 1999 11 38 “Herbal Medicine: from the past to the future,” Nutrition Society, pp. 447-52, 2000 11 39 “Herbal Medicine: from the past to the future,” Public Health Nutrition, 3(4A), pp. 447-52, 2000 [dual publication?] 11 40 “Effects of Saw Palmetto Herbal Blend in Men with Symptomatic Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia,” with numerous others, The Journal of Urology, pp. 1451-6, 2000 11 41 “Herbal Remedies for Those Cold Symptoms,” New York Times, page unknown, [January 9?] 2001 11 42 “Tissue Effects of Saw Palmetto and Finasteride: Use of Biopsy Cores for insitu Quantification of Prostatic Androgens,” Urology, pp. 999-1005, 2001 Subseries 4: Original Publications 11 43 “Present Educational Programs for Pharmacists,” Conference Highlight, Challenge to Pharmacy in the 70’s, pp. 14-5, September 1970 11 44 Proceedings of the Dedication of the New Pharmacy Building, November 1970, VET editor and contributor:  Foreword, p. ii  “A Message from the Dean,” p. iv  “Trends in Pharmacy Education at Purdue University,” pp. 22-7  “Dedication Remarks,” pp. 95-7 11 45 “Clinical Pharmacy in the Curriculum,” Wisconsin Pharmacy Extension Bulletin, pp. 1-5, 1971 11 46 “Solanaceous Narcotics – A Brief History,” Pacific Information Service on Street Drugs, pp. 3- 6, 1974 11 47 “What’s New in Pharmacy Education?” Texas Pharmacy, pp. 14-6, March 1975 11 48 “The Role of the Pharm. D. in Pharmacy Today and in the Future,” Proceedings, AACP & NABP 51st Annual Meeting of District Six, pp. 50-2, 1976 11 49 “Establishing a Climate Conducive to Service-Oriented Pharmacy Practice,” Proceedings, NABP-AACP Distric Four, pp. 13-22, 1977 [see also box 8, file 36] 11 50 “A Firm Foundation,” Interactions, pp. 8-9, 1977 11 51 “Purdue Pharmacy: The First Century,” The Purdue Alumnus, pp. 2-4, 1979 11 52 “The Dean’s Corner: Name of School to Change,” The Purdue Pharmacist, p. 6, 1979 11 53 “The Dean’s Corner: Purdue Sets the Trend,” The Purdue Pharmacist, p. 5, 1981 11 54 “The Potential of Higher Plants and Marine Organisms as a Source of New Pharmaceuticals,” with John M. Cassady and Mikhail Antoun, Abstracts, 2nd Drug 15 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - Symposium in Saudi Arabia, p. 33, 1982 [see also box 9, file 4] 12 1 “The Shape of the Rho Chi Key,” Report of Rho Chi Pharmacy Honor Society, pp. 7-11, 1983 12 2 “Not where we’ve been; but where we’re going,” Perspective 12, p. 9, 1984 [see also box 11, file 6] 12 3 “’…to celebrate the opportunities which lie ahead’,” Purdue Alumnus, pp. 5-6, 1984 12 4 Herbalbum: An Anthology of Varicose Verse, by Jim Duke (1985), signed to VET 12 5 “The Dean’s Column: Pharmacy in Germany,” The Purdue Pharmacist, p. 1, 1985 12 6 “Annual Report: Purdue University School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences,” Indiana Pharmacist, pp. 20-1, 1985 12 7 “What is the proper place of herbs in modern medicine?” ACSH News & Views, pp. 11-12, 15, 1988 12 8 NCAHF Newsletter, Jan-Feb 1990 12 9 “Herbal Remedies: How to Use Them Safely,” Bottom Line: Personal, pp. 12-13, 1990 12 10 “Natural Remedies: Caution is the Watchword,” Tomorrow’s Pharmacist, pp. 13-15, 1997 12 11 “The Herbal Remedies Market,” Chemtech, pp. 52-7, 1997 12 12 “Herbal Help for PMS,” Bottom Line: Health, p. 7, 1998 12 13 “What constitutes a quality herbal extract,” Prescription for Health, p. 2, and Natural Medicines Retailer, p. 2, 1999 12 14 “The Future of Botanical Drugs,” Amigos Newsletters, pp. 9-12, 2000 12 15 “Garlic Power: Beneficial Effects Against Heart Disease…Infection…Cancer, Too,” Bottom Line: Health, pp. 1-2, 2000 12 16 “Cat’s Claw is promising for immune system,” Prescription for Health, p. 2, and Natural Medicines Retailer, p.2, 2000 12 17 “A Tribute to Tip Tyler,” Charles O. Rutledge, and “Giant Footprints,” Linda Michael, Purdue Pharmacist, pp. 2-5, 2001 [posthumous memorial articles about Varro E. Tyler] Series D: Conferences, Speaking Engagements, and Travel 12 18 “Aromatherapy,” overhead transparencies, n.d. 12 19 “Basic Principles of Herbal Medicine for Pharmacists – A Review,” overhead transparencies, n.d. 12 20 “Current Research on Botanicals,” overhead transparencies, n.d. 12 21 “Herbal Weight-Loss Preparations: A Review,” slide print-offs, n.d. 13 1 “Herbs and Phytomedicines Research,” overhead transparencies, n.d. 13 2 “Herbs with Greatest Potential for Research, n.d. 13 3 Miscellaneous to go with slides, n.d. 13 4 “A Nation of Zymophobes,” n.d. 13 5 “Phytomedicines – Back to the Future,” notes for slides, n.d. 13 6 Provost interview notes?, n.d. 13 7 “Purdue: A Special Place,” n.d. 13 8 “The Safe Practice of Herbal Medicine: What Are the Real Concerns?” n.d. 13 9 “Safety and Toxicity of Herbal Medicine,” overhead transparencies, n.d. 13 10 Untitled food/cooking article, n.d. 13 11 Untitled limericks, n.d. 13 12 National Association of Boards of Pharmacy and American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, District 5 Annual Meeting, October 21-23, 1956, Fargo, ND 13 13 All Pharmacy Banquet, Speech, October 5, 1966 13 14 Rho Chi Lecture, May 3, 1967 13 15 Panhellenic Scholarship Banquet, Speech, March 8, 1969 13 16 Rho Chi Lecture, “Paul Kammerer,” October 21, 1970 16 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 13 17 “Chemotaxonomy in the Basidiomycetes,” Evolution in the Higher Basidiomycetes, An International Symposium, 1971 13 18 Visit to Parke-Davis, Purdue University, School of Pharmacy, photos, March 18-19, 1974 13 19 “The University of Nebraska College of Pharmacy – Its Past, Present, and Future,” Dedication of new College of Pharmacy building, October 29, 1970 13 20 Rho Chi Lecture, November 5, 1976 13 21 “A Firm Foundation,” University of Michigan, College of Pharmacy, Commencement, April 29, 1977 13 22 “Some Proposals for Research in Pharmacognosy,” ASP annual banquet lecture, Seattle, WA, August 13, 1977 13 23 “Prosit,” Town and Gown Club, W. Lafayette, IN, November 8, 1978, and to Monday Club by Ginny Tyler, January 30, 1989 13 24 “Senior Banquet,” May 4, 1979 13 25 “Rewards of Scholarship,” Phi Kappa Phi, April 5, 1982 13 26 Rho Chi Lecture, ca. 1983 13 27 “Rewards of Scholarship,” Sanford Rho Chi, April 15, 1983 13 28 “Little Known Indiana,” ca. 1983-4 13 29 “Little Known Indiana,” May 1986 13 30 Books and Coffee, February 12, 1987 13 31 Invitation to speak, Agricultural Communicators in Education, Purdue University, March 22- 4, 1987 13 32 Harrison Hall, Scholarship Banquet, March 23, 1987 13 33 Phi Kappa Phi, Invitation Banquet, April 6, 1987 13 34 “The Rewards of Scholarship,” Honorary Degree Awarded, University of Nebraska, College of Pharmacy, May 9, 1987 [unfoldered degree behind folder in original presentation folder] 13 35 “Medicinal Plant Research: 1953-1987,” Hovde Hall, Purdue University, ca. 1988 14 1 The Varro E. Tyler Lectures, 1987-96 {include flyers, correspondence, and programs – lectures by others]  Battersby, Alan R., “Biosynthesis of the Pigments of Life” and “Synthetic and

Biosynthetic Studies on Vitamin B12,” October 19-20, 1987  Benet, Leslie E., “Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics of the Ideal Drug” and “Acyl Migration and Covalent Binding…,” October 17-18, 1988  Carlsson, Arvid, “The Dopamine Hypothesis of Schizophrenia…” and “The Aging Brain and Its Disorders…,” October 2-3, 1989  Donabedian, Avedis, “Defining and Assessing Quality in Health Care” and “Quality Assurance in Health Care,” October 30-31, 1990  Cram, Donald J., “The Ins and Outs of Molecules Within Molecules” and “Structural Recognition in Complexation,” October 14-15, 1991  Elion, Gertrude B., “The Purine Path to Chemotherapy” and “The Mechanisms of Selectivity of Antiviral Agents,” October 5-6, 1992  Conney, Allan H., “Pharmacological Implications of Microsomal Enzyme Induction” and “Inhibitory Effects of Dietary Chemicals…,” October 18-19, 1993  Brater, D. Craig, “Mechanisms of Diuretic Resistance” and “Health Professional Education and Health Care Reform,” October 3-4, 1994  Koshland, Daniel E., “Conformational Changes: How Small is Big Enough” and “The Scientific Future…,” October 16-17  Levy, Gerhard, “The Case for Preclinical Pharmacodynamics” and “Pharmacodynamic Variability…,” October 14-15, 1996 14 2 “Modern Herbalism: A Dr. Jekyll or Mr. Hyde?” Herbs ’89, International Herb Growers and 17 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - Marketers Association, July 22-25, 1989, San Jose, CA 14 3 “The Herbal Regulatory Dilemma: A Proposed Solution,” Drugs Directorate Seminar Series, October 12, 1989, Ottowa, CAN 14 4 “European Phytomedicinals,” ca. 1990s 14 5 “Fictional Histories of Factual Herbal Remedies,” ca. 1990s 14 6 “An Introduction to the Medicinal Use of Botanicals,” ca. 1990s 14 7 “If Wine is Sublime, This is Ridiculous,” ca. 1990s, includes wine poetry 14 8 China, meeting with officials at Zhejiang University, a Purdue University partner, October 1990 14 9 Speech, Old Masters 1990, Purdue University, November 4-6, 1990 14 10 ACE Graduation, December 13, 1990 14 11 “Herbal Medicine at Home and Abroad,” ca. 1991 14 12 “Lilly Distinguished Professor of Pharmacognosy,” Award, May 17, 1991 14 13 Gesellschaft für Arzneipflanzenforschung, 39th Annual Congress, September 3-7, 1991, Saarbrücken, Germany 14 14 “Consequences of Current Herbal Regulations in the United States,” First World Congress on Medicinal and Aromatic Plants, July 19-25, 1992, Maastricht, The Netherlands 14 15 “The Role of Traditional Plants in Drug Development and Medical Practice in the United States,” 4th International Congress on Phytotherapy, September 10-13, 1992, Munich, Germany 14 16 Annual lists of Speaking Engagements, 1993-97 (1994 not included) 14 17 “Effect of Regulations on Their Scientific Status and Use,” ca. 1993 14 18 “Six Herbal Remedies with Significant Market Potential,” presentation layout notes, ca. 1993 14 19 “Naturally Occurring Toxicants in Health Foods (Herbs)m” Washington State University, January 31-February 1, 1993, Pullman, WA 14 20 “Herbs and Phytomedicines Research,” ca. 1994 14 21 “Laudatio für Detlef Gröger,” March 25, 1994, Halle, Germany 14 22 “Comments on Kappa Psi,” Kappa Psi Banquet, PMU East Faculty Lounge [Purdue?], April 12, 1994 14 23 “Folk Medicine,” School of Pharmacy, University of West Virginia, 34th Annual Alumni Seminar, May 1, 1994, Morgantown, WV 14 24 “Herbal Medicine – Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow,” Merck Lecture, Raabe College of Pharmacy, Ohio Northern University, May 10, 1994, Ada, OH 14 25 “Titles in Alternative Medicine: What’s Hot; What’s Not!” Medical Library Association, May 16, 1994, San Antonio, TX 14 26 “Herbal Medicine – Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow,” Herbs – Food, Flavor, Medicine Conference, Oregon Health Sciences University, May 20, 1994, Portland, OR 14 27 “Herbal Medicine: Facts and Fallacies,” 17th Annual Arthur E. Schwarting Pharmacy Practice Symposium, University of Connecticut, May 25, 1994, Storrs, CT 15 1 “History of Pharmacy,” course at Purdue University, #1, lectures, overheads, and miscellaneous – Ancient period, Spring 1994 15 2 “History of Pharmacy,” course at Purdue University, #2, lectures, overheads, and miscellaneous – Europe-Early America, Spring 1994 15 3 “History of Pharmacy,” course at Purdue University, #3, lectures, overheads, and miscellaneous – Drug Laws and development, Spring 1994 15 4 “Herbal Medicine: Facts and Fallacies,” Tri-State Master Gardener Conference, Purdue University, July 13, 1994, W. Lafayette, IN 15 5 “Remarks on Herbal Regulation in the United States,” 8th International Conference on 18 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - Traditional Medicine and Folklore, August 20, 1994, St. John’s, Newfoundland, CAN 15 6 Session Chair, Floss Reunion, August 26-28, 1994, Seattle, WA 15 7 “What you should know about Herbal Medicine,” Dietetic Association, September 22, 1994, Westchester, NY 15 8 “Plant Drugs, Healing Herbs and Phytomedicinals: Rainforest Conference,” Keynote address, prepared for print in HerbalGram, pp. 36-7, 44-6, October 23, 1994 15 9 Rainforest Keynote and Lectures, illustrations included, ca. 1995 15 10 “Therapeutic Effectiveness of Botanicals,” ca. 1995 15 11 “Herbs: Truth or Consequences,” College Mennonite Church, Goshen College Foods and Nutrition Program, (flyer), February 28, 1995 15 12 “Milestones of Pharmaceutical Botany, 1900-1962,” Symposium on Milestones of Pharmaceutical Botany, American Institute of the History of Pharmacy, March 20, 1995, Orlando, FL 15 13 “The Green Hills of Earth,” Phi Kappa Phi Address, April 10, 1995 15 14 Second International Pycnogenol Symposium, May 1995, Biarritz, France 16 1 “’Pharmacognosy’! What’s That? You Spell it How?” Distinguished Economic Botanist, Lecture, Society for Economic Botany (includes journal with lecture), June 23-24, 1995, Ithaca, NY 16 2 “Herbs and Health Care in the Twenty-first Century,” Otto Richter Memorial Lecture, 10th Annual International Herb Conference, Herbs ’95, July 27-30, 1995, Chicago, IL 16 3 “Traditional Remedies for Prostate Problems,” “Man-to-Man” Group, August 8, 1995, Lafayette, IN 16 4 “Herbs…Medicine or Magic!” Washington Association of Local WIC Agencies, August 15, 1995, Seattle, WA 16 5 “North American Indian Drugs – Fact or Fiction,” International Symposium on Medicinal and Aromatic Plants, University of Massachusetts, August 27-30, 1995, Amherst, MA 16 6 Gesellschaft für Arzneipflanzenforschung, September 3-7, 1995, Halle, Germany 16 7 “Briefing Materials for Food Products Containing Ephedrine Alkaloids,” October 11-12, 1995 Washington, D.C. [folder 1] 16 8 “Briefing Materials for Food Products Containing Ephedrine Alkaloids,” October 11-12, 1995, Washington, D.C. [folder 2] 17 1 “Rainforest Keynote Remarks,” October 21, 1995, Amazon (Peru, Machu Picchu) 17 2 “Effects of Regulation of Herbal Medicines on Their Scientific Status and Use,” ca. 1996 17 3 “Phytomedicine and Pharmacognosy in the United States,” ca. 1996 17 4 “The Healing Power of Garlic – Myth or Fact,” February 24-25, 1996, The Food News Seminar, Dallas, TX 17 5 “Medicinal Plants and Phytotherapy in the United States,” March2-6, 1996, Budapest, Hungary, Semmelweis University of Medicine, Institute of Pharmacognosy 17 6 “Pharmocognosy: Current and Future Trends,” March 28-29, 1996, Symposium – “Medicines: The Inside Story,” Atlanta, GA 17 7 “What Physicians Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” April 8, 1996, Gunderson Lutheran Clinic Physicians, LaCrosse, WI 17 8 “What Dietitians Should Know About Herbal Therapy,” April 17, 1996, Oklahoma State Dietetic Association, Oklahoma City, OK 17 9 “Botanicals And Cancer,” April 20, 1996, Sixth Annual Abdol H. Islami, M.D. Memorial Symposium, Saint Barnabas Medical Center, Livingston, NJ 17 10 “What You Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” May 7, 1996, Industrial Waste Conference 17 11 “What You Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” May 7, 1996, Lafayette Rotary, West 19 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - Lafayette, IN 17 12 Rosenthal Center for Alternative and Complementary Medicine, Continuing Medical Education Program, May 11-14, 1996 17 13 “Evaluating Herbal Therapies: What Dietitians Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” May 16, 1996, Pennsylvania Dietetic Association, Philadelphia, PA 17 14 “A Pharmaceutical Look at Functional Foods,” Keynote Address, May 20-22, 1996, Functional Foods for Health 5th Annual Retreat, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL 17 15 “Drugs From Nature,” Spring 1996, Elective Course, School of Pharmacy, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 18 1 “Everything You Wanted to Know About Herbs,” June 7, 1996, 10th Annual Update for Dietitians, Salem, OR 18 2 “The Necessity of Establishing Quality Standards for Botanicals in the United States,” July 6- 10, 1996, United States Pharmacopeia Convention, Washington, D.C. 18 3 “What You Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” July 14, 1996, Carolee’s Herb Farm, Hartford City, IN 18 4 “Aromatherapy and Human Health,” August 5, 1996, International Training Program in Essential Oils: Advanced Studies, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 18 5 Consultation Meeting, August 17-20, 1996, Mikhail Antoun, University of Puerto Rico, San Juan, PR 18 6 “Phytomedicines of Europe,” August 25-29, 1996, American Chemical Society, Orlando, FL 18 7 August 25-29, 1996, American Chemical Society Conference, continued, Orlando, FL 18 8 44th Annual Congress of the Society for Medicinal Plant Research, September 3-7, 1996, Prague, Czech Republic 18 9 “Herbs and Cancer”, September 3-7, 1996, Society for Medicinal Plant Research, Prague, Czech Republic, Overheads for Presentation 18 10 “The Path to Leadership in Phytomedicine,” October 2, 1996, Council for Responsible Nutrition, Amelia Island, FL 18 11 “What Pharmacists Need to Know,” October 6, 1996, Washington State Pharmacists Association, Seattle, WA 18 12 “How to Conduct Research on Botanicals: Herbs and Phytomedicinals,” and “Phyto Equivalence…,” October 10-11, 1996, Natural Formulary Conference, Washington, D.C. 18 13 “What You Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” October 11, 1996, U.S. Botanic Garden, Washington, D.C. 18 14 Pharmacy From the Rainforest Workshop, October 19-26, 1996, Amazon trip 19 1 “Herbal Medicine: What’s Helpful, What’s Hype!,” November 13, 1996, The Contemporary Club, Indianapolis, IN 19 2 “What Pharmacists Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” November 15, 1996, University of Mississippi, School of Pharmacy, University, MS 19 3 “Medicinal Plants,” November 18, 1996, Horticultural Society of Indianapolis, Museum of Art, Indianapolis, IN 19 4 “What Dietitians Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” December 4, 1996, Maryland Dietetic Association, Columbia, MD 19 5 “Herbal Therapies,” December 9, 1996, American Association of Health-Systems Pharmacists, New Orleans, LA 19 6 “Effects of Regulation of Herbal Medicines on Their Scientific Status and Use,” December 12, 1996, University of Exeter, Exeter, UK 19 7 Future Meetings, 1997 19 8 Panelist, “Possible Opportunities for Developing Proprietary Botanical Products,” January 27, 1997, Drug Information Association, Washington, D.C. 20 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 19 9 “Preventive Health: Herbal Medicine,” February 5, 1997, Christ United Methodist Church, Lafayette, IN 19 10 “Basic Principles of Herbal Medicine,” and “Basic Principles of Homeopathy,” February 7 & 14, 1997, Lectures – Purdue University(?) 19 11 “What You Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” February 10, 1997, The Retired Officers Association, (TROA), Lafayette, IN 19 12 “What You Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” February 12, 1997, 26th Annual Albert Ebert Memorial Lecture, University of Illinois, Chicago, College of Pharmacy, Rho Chi Honor Society, Chicago, IL (includes photographs of Varro E. Tyler and unknown others) 19 13 “Herbs”, February 18, 1997, Food & Nutrition Extension Training, West Lafayette, IN 19 14 “Advanced Pharmacognosy: A First Step Towards a Modern Botanical,” February 24-26, 1997, International Joint Symposium – Chemistry, Biological and Pharmacological Properties of Medicinal Plants from the Americas, Panama, Republic of Panama 19 15 “What Dietitians Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” March 3-4, 1997, Portland, OR (cancelled) 19 16 “What Pharmacists Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” April 11-12, 1997, Nebraska Society of Health-System Pharmacists, Omaha, NE 20 1 “What Dietitians Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” April 15, 1997, Pennsylvania Dietetic Association, Pittsburgh, PA 20 2 “What Dietitians Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” April 18, 1997, New York State Dietetic Association, Syracuse, NY 20 3 “What Health Care Professionals Need to Know About Herbal Medicine,” May 2, 1997, Rhode Island Dietetic Association, Warwich, RI 20 4 “What Dietitians Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” May 9-10, 1997, Michigan Dietetic Association, Frankenmuth, MI 20 5 “What Pharmacists Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” June 16-17, 1997, University of Mississippi, University, MS 20 6 “Future of Herbs and Medicinal Plants in the U.S. and Europe and American Healthcare, “ June 23, 1997, International Training Program on Aromatic and Medicinal Plants,” Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 20 7 “What Dietitians Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” July 14-16, 1997, Florida Dietetic Association, Marco Island, FL 20 8 “Treating Disease and Illness,” Panel, July 24, 1997, Hugh O’Brien Youth Foundation World Leadership Congress, Indianapolis, IN 20 9 38th Annual American Society of Pharmacognosy Meeting, July 26-30, 1997, Iowa City, IA 20 10 “Aromatherapy and Human Health,” August 4, 1997, International Training Program in Essential Oils, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 20 11 “What You Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” September 29, 1997, University of Montana, Missoula, MT (includes other activities in which Varro E. Tyler participated) 20 12 “Gesellschaft Fur Arzneipflanzenforschung (GA), September 7-12, 1997, Regensburg, Germany 20 13 What Dietitians Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” October 2-3, 1997, Wisconsin Dietetic Association, Milwaukee, WI 20 14 “Botanical Medicines: Safety, Toxicity, Botanical Quality,” and “European Phytomedicine,” October 13-17, 1997, Botanical Medicine in Modern Clinical Practice, Columbia University, New York, NY 21 1 Amazon Botanical Medicine Trip, October 18-25, 1997, (cancelled) 21 2 “What Everyone Should Know About Herbal Medicines,” October 29, 1997, Borad Ripple Library, Indianapolis, In, (cancelled) 21 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid

- th 21 3 “What Dietitians Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” November 1, 1997, 47 Annual Meeting, National Kidney Foundation, San Antonio, TX, (cancelled) 21 4 “Botanical Medicine in Modern Clinical Practice,” November 7, 1997, St. Paul’s 43rd Annual CME, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, (cancelled) 21 5 “What Physicians Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” November 13, 1997, Beaver County Medical Society, Beaver, PA, (cancelled) 21 6 University of Southern California Lecture Series, November 16-19, 1997, Los Angeles, CA, (cancelled) 21 7 University of Mississippi, 1997 or 1998, Future meeting planned 21 8 Book Catalog & Herbs of Choice Table Handout Masters 21 9 “The Market for Herbal Medicinal Products,” ca. 1998, transparencies 21 10 “Herbal Therapy, Healer or Hoax?,” January 22, 1998, Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, MI, (cancelled) 21 11 “What Dietitians Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” February 4-6, 1998, Georgia Dietetic Association, Athens, GA, (cancelled) 21 12 Michigan State University, 25th Annual Food and Nutrition Conference, March 11, 1998, (cancelled) 21 13 “What Pharmacists Should Know About Herbs,” April 2-5, 1998, California Society of Health- System Pharmacists, Lake Tahoe, NE, (cancelled) 21 14 Washington State Dietetics Association, April 21-22, 1998, Couer d’Alene, ID, (cancelled) 21 15 St. Joseph’s Medical Center of Stockton, May 12, 1998, Stockton, CA, (cancelled) 21 16 University of Connecticut, Honorary Degree Awarded, May 16-18, 1998, Storrs, CT, contains Varro E. Tyler’s Commencement Address 21 17 “Botanical Medicine in Modern Clinical Practice,” May 26-29, 1998, Columbia University, New York, NY, (cancelled) 21 18 Florida Dietetic Association, July 15, 1998, Palm Beach, FL, (cancelled) 21 19 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, July 18-20, 1998, Snowmass Village, CO 21 20 American Society of Pharmacognosy, July 19-24, 1998, Orlando, FL 21 21 “Quality of Herbal Medicinal Products in the U.S.A.,” August 31-September 3, 1998, Gesellschaft Fur Arzneipflanzenforschung, Vienna, Austria 21 22 American Dietetic Association, October 19-22, 1998, Kansas City, MO, (declined) 21 23 “Radical Use of Herbal Therapies: What is the evidence, What Works?,” November 23-24, 1998, 44th Annual St. Paul’s CME for Primary Care Physicians, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 21 24 Indiana College of Clinical Pharmacy, November 17, 1998, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 22 1 “Herbs Affecting the Central Nervous System,” November 8-11, 1998, Association for the Advancement of Industrial Crops Conference, Phoenix, AZ 22 2 “What You Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” December 1-4, 1998, Distinguished Lecture Series, University of Southern California, School of Pharmacy, Los Angeles, CA 22 3 University of Exeter, December 10-12, 1998, (declined due to scheduling conflict) 22 4 “What Pharmacists Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” ca. 1999 22 5 “Herbal Medicine: What You Should Know,” January 26, 1999, Oncology Institute of Greater Lafayette, Lafayette, IN 22 6 Today Show, NBC, February, 19, 1999 (?), Manhattan, NY 22 7 “Herbals – Beyond the Basics,” February 26, 1999, NACDS/Drug Store News Natural Health Conference, Chantilly, VA 22 8 “Introduction to Complementary Medicines,” March 5-9, 1999, American Pharmaceutical Association 146th Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX 22 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 22 9 “What Pharmacists Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” March 19-21, 1999, California Society of Health-System Pharmacists, San Diego, CA 22 10 75th Anniversary Program, April 8-9, 1999, University of Florida, College of Pharmacy, Gainesville, FL 22 11 “Herbal Medicine – Back to the Future,” April 29-May 1, 1999, American Society of Pharmacognosy, Tunica, MS, includes correspondence and manuscript for publication in the Journal of Natural Products 23 1 “The Market of Herbal Medicine Products in U.S.A.,” May 6, 1999, Photopharmakon, 2000, Poznan, Poland 23 2 Honorary Degree, May 16, 1999, Purdue University, School of Pharmacy, West Lafayette, IN 23 3 Drug, Herb Interaction & Scientific Literature Review Panel, May 24-27, 1999, Botanical Medicine in Modern Clinical Practice, Columbia University, New York, NY 23 4 Session – “Recognising the Challenges,” June 16-18, 1999, Herbal Medicine Into the Millennium Conference, Lismore, Australia 23 5 Distinguished Alumnus Award, June 26, 1999, University of Nebraska, Omaha, NE, (not attended) 23 6 “Alternative Therapies,” Session, July 3-7, 1999, 100th American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Boston, MA, includes photographs of Varro E. Tyler 24 1 Session Chair, July 24-30, 1999, Joint Meeting American Society of Pharmacognosy, Association Francaise pour l’Enseignement et la Recherche en Pharmacognosie, Gesellschaft fur Arzneipflanzenforschung, & Phytochemical Society of Europe, Amsterdam, The Netherlands 24 2 “What Pharmacists Should Know About Herbal Medicines,” September 15, 1999, The Indiana Center for Pharmaceutical Care & Pharmacists Education Foundation, Indianapolis, IN 24 3 “Dietary Supplements – Consumer Concerns,” October 21, 1999, North Central Association of Food and Drug Officials, Indianapolis, IN 24 4 Keynote Address, October 23-30, 1999, Pharmacy from the Rainforest, International Expedition, Amazon, Peru, “The Future of Botanical Drugs and the Rainforest” 24 5 Visit to University of Southern California, November 8-12, 1999, list and samples of possible presentations, Los Angeles, CA 24 6 “What You Should Know about Herbal Medicine,” November 8-12, 1999, Distinguished Lecture Series, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 24 7 Invitation to Speak, November 10-13, 1999, American Society of Consultant Pharmacists, (declined due to prior commitment) 24 8 “Overview of Herbs – Now and in 2021,” November 18, 1999, “Just Leaves” Conference, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE 24 9 Invitation to speak, December 6-8, 1999, International Symposium on Biologically Active Natural Products, Quezon City, Philippines, (declined due to prior commitment) 24 10 “Herbal Medicine into the New Millennium,” December 1999, speech slides 24 11 “Dietary Supplements Herb – A View from the U.S., What We Need to Know,” ca. 2000 24 12 “From Boom to Bust to ???,” ca. 2000 24 13 “Herbal Medicine at the Crossroads: The Challenge of the Twenty-first Century,” ca. 2000 24 14 “Rational Use of Herbs,” February 9, 2000, Lafayette Medical Education Foundation, West Lafayette, IN 24 15 “What You Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” February 20, 2000, Pulse Communications, Oshkosh, WI 24 16 “Herbal Medicine: From The Past to the Future,” March 2-3, 2000, Conference: “Efficacy and Safety of Medicinal Herbs,” University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC 23 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid

- th 25 1 Keynote Address, March 8, 2000, 29 Annual Food and Nutrition Conference, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, in conjunction with Michigan Herb Association, “What You Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” [includes matted art piece of the herb rosemary] 25 2 Kappa Psi Award Received, March 10-14, 2000, American Pharmaceutical Association Conference, Washington, D.C. 25 3 “Laws and Regulations Governing Medicinal Herbs: Their Effect on Current and Future Markets,” 25 4 “What You Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” April 10, 2000, Drake University, Des Moines, IA 25 5 “Natural Medicine: Market Update,” April 13-14, 2000, Maryland Dietetics Association, Westminster, MD, & “What You Should Know About Herbal Medicine” 25 6 “Purdue Forever Speech,” April 28, 2000, Guest Lecture, Purdue University, Alumni Dinner, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 25 7 Busting the Herb Myths Panel, May 9-10, 2000, Institute for Integrated Medicine, Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital, Allentown, PA 25 8 Georgetown Market book signing, May 13, 2000, Indianapolis, IN 25 9 “Natural Medicine: Market Update,” May 18, 2000, NCPA/CDMA/NHIA Conference/Expo, Cincinnati, OH 25 10 5th Annual Botanical Medicine in Modern Classical Practice,” May 22-26, 2000, Columbia University, New York, NY 25 11 5th Annual Botanical Medicine in Modern Clinical Practice, May 22-26, 2000, Columbia University, New York, NY – Evaluations 26 1 “Herbal Medicine in the United States: Problems and Solutions,” June 12-13, 2000, Complementary and Alternative Medicine in Cardiovascular, Lung, and Blood Research Workshop, Bethesda, MD 26 2 “Herbal Medicine: From the Past to the Future,” June 19, 2000, International Training Program in New Crops: Aromatic and Medicinal Plants, Purdue University, Department of Horticulture, West Lafayette, IN 26 3 “Objections to the Addition of Herbs to Food Products,” July 18, 2000, Center for Science in the Public Interest, News Conference, Washington, D.C. 26 4 “Lynn Brady – An Appreciation,” July 22-26, 2000, American Society of Pharmacognosy, Seattle, WA 26 5 “The Herb Market Today & Tomorrow,” August 22-23, 2000, Banner Pharmacaps Educational Symposium, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC 26 6 Society for Medicinal Plant Research (GA), September 3-7, 2000, Zurich, Switzerland 26 7 Lichtwer Pharma AG, September 19-21, 2000, Berlin, Germany 26 8 Biosynthesis and Accumulation of Secondary Products Conference, September 24-27, 2000, Receipt of Honorary Degree, Martin Luther University, Halle, Germany 26 9 “Herbals as an Adjunct to Weight Loss,” October 6, 2000, American Society of Bariatric Physicians, Educational Conference, Washington, D.C. 26 10 “Natural Medicine: Market Update,” October 13-14, 2000, National Community Pharmacists Association, San Antonio, TX 27 1 “What You Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” October 17, 2000, Marqueta Huyck Lecture in Nutrition, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI 27 2 Cornerstone Award, October 19, 2000, Hook’s American Drugstore Museum, Indianapolis, IN 27 3 2000 Rho Chi Initiation Address, November 16, 2000, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 27 4 “Dietary Supplement – Herbs – A View from the U.S.: What We Know & What We Need to Know,” December 1-7, 2000, Royal Society of Chemistry, London, UK 24 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 27 5 “Herbal Medicines: What We Know and What We Need to Know,” January 11, 2001, American Chemical Society, and Science Writers Association of New York, New York, NY 27 6 “Hoosier Home Remedies,” February 15, 2001, Indiana 27 7 “Herbal Medicine: Where have we been and Where are we going?,” February 23, 2001, Purdue-UAB Botanicals Center Conference, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 27 8 American Pharmaceutical Association, March 16-23, 2001, San Francisco, CA 27 9 “Herbs for Age – Related Health Problems,” March 28, 2001, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 27 10 “The Safe Use of Herbal Medicines: What Are the Real Concerns,” April 6-8, 2001, Nature’s Medicine: Potions or Poisons Conference, Nova Southeastern University, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 27 11 “What Dietitians Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” April 18-20, 2001, Georgia Dietetic Association, Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, GA 27 12 “What You Should Know About Herbal Medicine,” April 26, 2001, Borowitz Lecture 27 13 “Herbs and Plant-Derived Medicine for Treating Chronic Disease,” May 12, 2001, St. Norbert College, De Pere, WI – (cancelled by St. Norbert College) 27 14 “Safety & Toxicity,” May 21-25, 2001, Botanical Medicine in Modern Clinical Practice, Columbia University, New York, NY 27 15 Keynote Address, June 5-14, 2001, International Seminar on Medicinal Plants and Quality Standardisation, Chennai, India 27 16 American Society of Pharmacognosy, July 14-18, 2001, Oaxaca, Mexico 27 17 “Medicinal Herbs: The Science Behind the Claims,” July 23, 2001, panel at Society for Nutrition Education, Oakland, CA 28 1 “The Market for Herbal Medicine Products in the U.S.A.” – Slides 28 2 “Role of the Pharmacist in Herbal Medicines” – Slides 28 3 “What You Should Know About Herbal Medicine” – Slides 28 4 “Weight Loss Herbs Lecture,” New format, October 2000 – Slides 28 5 “Weight Loss Herbs Lecture,” Old format – Slides 28 6 Miscellaneous Herb Slides 28 7 “Botanical Medicine in Medical Clinical Practice, Canada – Slides 28 8 “European Phytomedicines” – Slides 28 9 “Healing Power of Foods” – Slides 28 10 “Toxic Herbs,” Followed Product Definition at Columbia, 2001 – Slides 28 11 “Back to the Future” – Slides 28 12 “Effects of Regulations on Scientific Status and Use of Herbs” – Slides 28 13 “Herbal Quality” – Slides 28 14 Page 2 – Slides 28 15 Page 3 – Slides, “Hallucinogenic Drug Hoaxes of the American Hippies” 28 16 “Hoosier Home Remedies” – Slides 28 17 “Herbs, Nutrition & Health” – Slides 28 18 “Unid’d,” 1998 – Slides 28 19 Basic Lecture, ca. 1997 – Slides 28 20 American Chemical Society Talk – Old Slides 28 21 American Chemical Society – New Slides (duplicates) 29 1 Varro E. Tyler’s Book Slides of Tracey L. Shaffer & Patricia M. Stein, Cartoons: Jim Smith, Layout: Keri Miller 29 2 Leiden, ca. 1987 – Slides 29 3 Extended Herb Lecture, Obsolete – Slides 29 4 Herb/Plants A – Z – Slides 25 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 30 1 Rho Chi Albert Ebert Memorial Lecture Plaque, February 12, 1997 31 1 University of Connecticut Honorary Doctor of Science Degree Plaque, May 17, 1998 32 1 Menu, Plates & Descriptions from an early flora (see also box 15) 33 1 “If Wine is Sublime, This is Ridiculous,” September 2-6, 2001, GA, Erlangen, Germany – (cancelled – Varro E. Tyler deceased August 2001) 33 2 “Issues in the Supplement Industry: Fact and Fiction,” September 21-22, 2001, 3rd Annual Clinical Relevance of Medicinal Herbs and Nutritional Supplements in the Management of Major Medical Problems, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC – (cancelled – Varro E. Tyler deceased August 2001) 33 3 “Complementary and Alternative Medicine – CAM (With Special Emphasis on Herbs),” October 21, 2001, American Dietetic Association, St. Louis, MO – (cancelled – Varro E. Tyler deceased August 2001) 33 4 Cat & Claw Presentation, November 8-11, 2001, American Society of Pharmacognosy Interim Meeting, Asilomar, CA – (cancelled – Varro E. Tyler deceased August 2001) 33 5 Pharmacy Alumni Trip on the Danube, Game 2002, planning stages only, “What Pharmacists Should Know about Herbal Medicine” Series E: Subject Files (A-Z) 33 6 Abortifacients 33 7 Absinthe (Artemesia Absinthium) 33 8 Acerola (Malpighia) 33 9 Aconite (Aconitum) 33 10 Acupuncture 33 11 Adaptogenic Herbs 33 12 Addiction, Drug (Treatment) 33 13 African Potato (Hypoxis Rooperi) 33 14 Albizzia Lebbeck 33 15 Aleurites 33 16 Alfalfa (Medicago Sativa) 33 17 Allergens in Foods and Herbs 33 18 Aloe (1 of 3) 34 1 Aloe (2 of 3) 34 2 Aloe (3 of 3) 34 3 Alternative Medicine 34 4 Alternative Medicine, Office Of 34 5 Althea (Althaea Officinalis) 34 6 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) 34 7 American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS) 35 1 American Chestnut (Castanea denata) 35 2 American Institute of the History of Pharmacy (AIHP) 35 3 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1958 35 4 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1959 35 5 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1960 35 6 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1961 35 7 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1962 35 8 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1963 35 9 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1978 35 10 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1984 35 11 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1986 26 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 35 12 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1987 35 13 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1988 35 14 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1989 35 15 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1990 36 1 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1991 36 2 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1992 36 3 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1993 36 4 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1994 36 5 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1995 36 6 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1996 36 7 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1997 36 8 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1998 36 9 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 1999 36 10 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 2000 36 11 American Society of Pharmacognosy (ASP) 2001 36 12 Amino Acid Mixtures 36 13 Ammi Majus L. 36 14 Amylase Inhibitors 36 15 Analytical Laboratories (1 of 2) 37 1 Analytical Laboratories (2 of 2) 37 2 Andrographs 37 3 Androstenedione 37 4 Angelica (Archangelica) 37 5 Angostura 37 6 Animal Remedies 37 7 Animal Testing 37 8 Animal Use of Plants as Medicine 37 9 Anise (Pimpinella Anisum) 37 10 Anthroposophic Drugs 37 11 Anti-Allergy Herbs 37 12 Anti-Aging Drug Frauds 37 13 Anti-Arthritis Herbs 37 14 Anti-Asthmatic Herbs 37 15 Anti-Autoimmune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) Herbs 37 16 Anti-Bacterial Herbs 37 17 Anti-Cancer Mushrooms and Herbs (1 of 2) 38 1 Anti-Cancer Mushrooms and Herbs (2 of 2) 38 2 Anti-Cold and Flu (Influenza) Herbs 38 3 Anti-Cough Herbs (Antitussives) 38 4 Anti-Diabetic Herbs 38 5 Anti-Eczema Herbs 38 6 Anti-Fertility Herbs 38 7 Anti-Inflammatory Herbs 38 8 Anti-Irritable Bowel Syndrome 38 9 Anti-Malarials 38 10 Antioxidants 38 11 Anti-Snoring 38 12 Anti-Ulcer Herbs 27 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 38 13 Aphrodisiacs (Comprehensive) 38 14 April Fool Papers 39 1 Arginine – Herb Combinations 39 2 Arid-Land Herbs 39 3 Aristolochia 39 4 Arnica (Arnica Montana) 39 5 Aromatherapy 39 6 Artemisia Annua 39 7 Artichoke (Cynara Scolymus) 39 8 Asafetida (Ferula Assafoetida) 39 9 Ashwaganadha (Withania Somnifera) 39 10 Aspartame 39 11 Aspilia – used by Chimps 39 12 Associations, Pharmaceutical (Listing of) 39 13 Astragalus (Astragalus membranaceus) 39 14 Astrology and Herbs 40 1 Athletic Performance, Herbs to enhance 40 2 Atractylodes 40 3 Aveloz (Euphorbia heterodoxa) 40 4 Avocado 40 5 Ayahuasca (Banisteriopsis Caapi) 40 6 Ayurvedic Medicines 40 7 Bach Flower Remedies 40 8 Bacopa (Bacopa Monnieri) 40 9 Bad Breath 40 10 Bag Balm 40 11 Baking Soda (Sodium bicarbonate) 40 12 Balm (Melissa Officinalis) 40 13 Bananas (Banana Peel) 40 14 Barberry 40 15 Barley (Hordeum Vulgar) 40 16 Bay (Laurus Nobilis) 40 17 Bayberry (Myrica Cerifera) 40 18 Benecol 40 19 Benign Prostatic hyperplasia 40 20 Best Products and Companies, Listings of 40 21 Betel Nut (Areca Catechu) 40 22 Betony (Stachys Officinalis) 40 23 Bias, Publications 40 24 Bible, Herbs of the 40 25 Bibliography – Herbs and Herbal Medicines 40 26 Bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillis) 40 27 Biochimica et Biophysica Acta 41 1 Bioflavanoids 41 2 BIOFIT Assays 41 3 Biotechnology 41 4 Birch (Betula L.) 41 5 Bishop’s Weed (Ammi Majus) 28 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 41 6 Bitter Melon (Momordica Charantia) 41 7 Blackberry (Rubus Fruticosus) 41 8 Blackcaraway Seed (Nigella Satvia) 41 9 Black Cohosh, 1 of 2, (Cimicifuga racemosa) 41 10 Black Cohosh, 2 of 2 (Cimicifuga racemosa) 41 11 Black Pearls (Chiu Fong) 41 12 Black Walnut (Juglans nigra L.) 41 13 Blessed Thistle (Cnicus benedictus L.) 41 14 Bloodroot , 1 of 2, (Sanguinaria Canadensis L.) 41 15 Bloodroot, 2 of 2, (Sanguinaria Canadensis L.) 42 1 Blueberry (Vaccinium myrtillus) 42 2 Blue Cohosh (Caulophyllum thalictroides) 42 3 Body Building Herbs 42 4 Boldo (Peumus boldus) 42 5 Bonemeal 42 6 Boneset (Eupatorium perfoliatum) 42 7 Books and Literature References 42 8 Borage (Borago officinalis) 42 9 Boswellia (Boswellia Serrata) 42 10 Botanical and Herb Review, Foster’s 42 11 Botanical Codex Committee, Reports of 42 12 Botanical Gardens 42 13 Bran (Fiber) 43 1 Brindall Berry, 1 of 2, (Garcinia Cambogia) 43 2 Brindall Berry, 2 of 2, (Garcinia Cambogia) 43 3 Broad Bean (Vicia faba) 43 4 Bromelains 43 5 Broom (Cytisus scoparius L. ) 43 6 Bry ony (Bryonia alba) 43 7 Buchu (Agathosma betulina) 43 8 Bugleweed (Lycopus virginicus) 43 9 Bupleurum (Bupleurum falcatum) 43 10 Burdock (Arctium lappa L.) 43 11 Butcher’s Broom (Ruscus Aculeatus L.) 43 12 Caffeine Beverages 43 13 Caffeine Containing Herbs 44 1 Calamus (Acorus Calamus L.) 44 2 Calcium 44 3 Calendula (Calendula Officinalis) 44 4 Camptotheca (Camptotheca acuminata) 44 5 Canaigre (Rumex hymenosepalus) 44 6 Cancer, Herbs for 44 7 Cancer and Vitamin C. 44 8 Canthaxanthin 44 9 Capiscum 44 10 Caraway Oil 44 11 Carcinogens 44 12 Cardiospermum 29 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 44 13 Cardiovascular Problems, Herbs for 44 14 Carnitine 44 15 Carob (Ceratonio Siliqua) 44 16 Cartoons, Herbal 45 1 Casomorphins, 1 of 2 45 2 Casomorphins, 2 of 2 45 3 Cassava (Manihot Utilissima) 45 4 Castor bean 45 5 Catfish Slime 45 6 Catnip (nepeta cataria) 45 7 Cat’s claw (Uncaria tomentosa) 45 8 Celandine (Chelidonium magus) 45 9 Celery (Apium graveoleus) 45 10 Celestian Seasonings (Herbal Tea) 45 11 Cellasene 46 1 Centaury (Centaurium erythraea) 46 2 Chamomile, 1 of 2 46 3 Chamomile, 2 of 2 46 4 Chamomile Data (Analysis of Samples 46 5 Chaparral (Larrea Tridentata) 46 6 Chaste tree berry (Vitex agnus-castus) 46 7 Chaya (Cnidoscoius Chayamansa) 46 8 Chick Pea (Ciera arietinum) 46 9 Chicken Soup 46 10 Chickweed (Stellaria media) 46 11 Chicory (Cichoriumintybus) 46 12 Children, Herbs for 46 13 Chinese cucumber (Trichosanthes Kirolowii) 47 1 Chinese Herbal Medicine – Articles 47 2 Chinese Herbal Medicine – use and regulations 47 3 Chitosan 47 4 Chocolate 47 5 Cholecystoknin (CCK) 47 6 Cholesterol, Health Effects of 47 7 Cholesterol in Plants 47 8 Cholesterol-lowering Herbs 47 9 Cholestin, 1 of 2 48 1 Cholestin, 2 of 2 48 2 Cholestin and other Pharmanex products 48 3 Choline 48 4 Chromium Picolinate 48 5 Chymodiactin 48 6 Cinchona (Quinine water, etc) 48 7 Cineraria Maritima 48 8 Cinnamon 48 9 Citronella 48 10 Citrus 48 11 Claims, Exaggerated or false 30 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 48 12 Clinical Studies 48 13 Clippings, misc. 48 14 Cloves (Eugenia caryophyllata) 48 15 Coca (Erythroxylum coca) 48 16 Coca Tea 48 17 Cockroaches 48 18 Cocklebur 48 19 Coenzyme Q10 48 20 Coffee (Caffea Arabica) 48 21 Colchicine (Colchicum autumnale) 48 22 Colds 48 23 Collinsonia 48 24 Colostrum 48 25 Coltsfoot (Tussilago farfara) 48 26 Commission E 48 27 Comfrey, 1 of 4 (Symphytum L.) 49 1 Comfrey, 2 of 4 (Symphytum L.) 49 2 Comfrey, 3 of 4 (Symphytum L.) 49 3 Comfrey, 4 of 4 (Symphytum L.) 49 4 Comprehensive Herb Articles 49 5 Consortium of Phytomedicinal Scientists 49 6 Consumer Reports, Health letters 49 7 Contaminated Herbs 50 1 Contraceptive Herbs 50 2 Copal 50 3 Copper Bracelets 50 4 Cordyceps (Cordyceps Sinensis) 50 5 Coriander (Coriandrum Sativum) 50 6 Corydalis 50 7 Cosmetics, Herbal 50 8 Cost, Drug Development 50 9 Cowitch (mucuna pruriens) 50 10 Cranberry (Vaccinium macrocarpon) 50 11 Crataeva nurvala 50 12 Creatine 50 13 Crystals, gems and precious stones 50 14 Cultivation 50 15 Cumin 50 16 Curry Powder 50 17 Cyclooxgenase-2 50 18 Dahlia (Dahlia Cav.) 50 19 Damiana (Turnera diffusa var.aphrodisiaca) 50 20 Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) 50 21 Databases, herbal 50 22 Deer Antlers 50 23 Definitions, herbal terminology 50 24 Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) 50 25 Deodorant herbs 31 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 50 26 Depression 50 27 Dermatitis, Herbs for 50 28 Desert plants 50 29 Devil’s Claw (Harpzgo phytum procumbens) 50 30 Devil’s Club (Oplopanax horridus) 50 31 Devil’s foot Root 51 1 Diazepam derivatives in nature 51 2 Diet Plans 51 3 1994 Dietary Supplement Act (DSHEA) 51 4 Dietary Supplements 51 5 Digestive System, Herbs for 51 6 Digitalis-like toxicity in herbal teas 51 7 Diuretic Herbs 51 8 Dimethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) 51 9 Doctrine of Signatures 51 10 Dogwood (Cornus L.) 51 11 Dongquai (Angelica sinensis) 51 12 Dosage of Herbs 51 13 Dragon’s Blood (Croton lechleri) 51 14 Drug Discovery Chimps and general 51 15 Drug Pricing 51 16 Drug Testing 51 17 Drug Topics 52 1 Echinacea, 1 of 6 (Echinacea spp.) 52 2 Echinacea, 2 of 6 (Echinacea spp.) 52 3 Echinacea, 3 of 6 (Echinacea spp.) 52 4 Echinacea, 4 of 6 (Echinacea spp.) 52 5 Echinacea, 5 of 6 (Echinacea spp.) 52 6 Echinacea, 6 of 6 (Echinacea spp.) 53 1 Eclectic Medicine 53 2 Elecampane (Inula Helenium) 53 3 Electromagnetic Fields 53 4 Electro medicine 53 5 Eleuthero (Eleuthero coccus senticosus aka Siberian ginseng) 53 6 Elderberry (Sambucus spp) 53 7 Emblica Officinalis 53 8 Endangered Species 53 9 Epazote (Chenopodium ambrosiodes) also – Flatulence (in general) 53 10 Ephedra, 1 of 4 53 11 Ephedra, 2 of 4 54 1 Ephedra, 3 of 4 54 2 Ephedra, 4 of 4 54 3 Ephedrine 55 1 Epilobium spp. 55 2 Ergot (Claviceps purpurea) 55 3 Erroneous herbal information 55 4 Errors in herbal literature 55 5 Essiac Tea 32 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 55 6 Ethnobotany 55 7 Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus spp.) 55 8 Evening Primrose, 1 of 2 (Oenothera biennis) 55 9 Evening Primrose, 2 of 2 (Oenothera biennis) From Susan 55 10 Eyebright (Euphrasia Officinalis) 55 11 Fast food 55 12 Federal Trade Commission (FTC) 56 1 Female complaints, Herbs for 56 2 Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) 56 3 Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum graecum) 56 4 Feverfew, 1 of 2 (tanacetum parthenium) (Chrysanthemum parthenium) 56 5 Feverfew, 2 of 2 (tanacetum parthenium) (Chrysanthemum parthenium) 56 6 Fiber 56 7 Fish oil (EPA – Eicosapentaenoic acid) 56 8 Flavonoids 56 9 Flaxseed (Linum usitatissimum) 56 10 Flor-Essence 56 11 Folk Remedies (mixed) 57 1 Formularies, Herbs in 57 2 Foster’s Botannical and Herb Review 57 3 Fo-ti (polygonum multiflorum) ho Shou wu 57 4 Fo-Ti Tieng ® 57 5 Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea) 57 6 Frankincense (Boswellia spp.) 57 7 Free Radicals 57 8 Fructose 57 9 Fumitory (Fumaria officinallis L.) 57 10 Galactagogues 57 11 Galega 57 12 Galenical Prepartions (Herbal) 57 13 Garlic, 1 of 7 57 14 Garlic, 2 of 7 58 1 Garlic, 3 of 7 58 2 Garlic, 4 of 7 58 3 Garlic, 5 of 7 59 1 Garlic, 6 of 7 59 2 Garlic, 7 of 7 59 3 Gastrointestinal Problems, Herbs for 59 4 General Articles 59 5 Generally Recognized as safe list 59 6 Gentian (Gentiana lutea) 59 7 Geriatric Herbs 59 8 German Herb Research 59 9 Germander (Teucrium chamaedrys) 59 10 Germanium organic 59 11 Gesellschaft fur Arzneipflanzenforschung 60 1 Ginger Root (Zingiber officinale) 60 2 Ginkgo, 1 of 5 33 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 60 3 Ginkgo, 2 of 5 61 1 Ginkgo, 3 of 5 61 2 Ginkgo, 4 of 5 61 3 Ginkgo, 5 of 5 61 4 Ginseng, 1 of 8 61 5 Ginseng, 2 of 8, with photographs 62 1 Ginseng, 3 of 8 62 2 Ginseng, 4 of 8 62 3 Ginseng, 5 of 8 62 4 Ginseng, 6 of 8 62 5 Ginseng, 7 of 8 63 1 Ginseng, 8 of 8 63 2 Ginseng and Diabetes 63 3 Ginseng, Indian 63 4 Ginseng, Tienchi 63 5 Glass Flowers 63 6 Glucan B 63 7 Glucomannan 63 8 Glucosamine and Chondroitin 63 9 Glutamine and Glutathione 63 10 Goethe and pharmacy 63 11 Goldenrod (Solidago L.) 63 12 Goldenseal (Hydrastis canadensis L.) 63 13 Good manufacturing practices 63 14 Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica) 63 15 Grapefruit and Grapefruit seed extract 64 1 Grapes 64 2 Grape seed extract 64 3 Grindelia spp. 64 4 Guar Gum (Cyamopsis tetragonoloba) 64 5 Guarana (Paullinia cupana) 64 6 Guggul (Commiphora mukul) 64 7 Gymnema sylvestre 64 8 Hair analysis and hair restorers 64 9 Haiti, Herbs used in (Phytotherapie Haitienne nos simples) 64 10 Hallucinogenic Herbs 64 11 Hallucinogenic Hoaxes 64 12 Hauser, Gayelord – Health food advocate 64 13 Hawthorn (Crataegus spp.) 64 14 Headache 64 15 Heartburn 64 16 Hemp (Cannabis sativa) 64 17 Henna (Lawsoniamermis L.) 64 18 Hepatoprotective Herbs 64 19 Herb Companies 64 20 Herb Education – Platonic Academy of the Herb Renaissance 64 21 Herb Side Effects and Herb-Drug Interactions 64 22 Herb trade association & Herb Research foundation 34 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 64 23 Herb Quiz 65 1 Herbal Catalogs, 1 of 6 65 2 Herbal Catalogs, 2 of 6 65 3 Herbal Catalogs, 3 of 6 65 4 Herbal Catalogs, 4 of 6 65 5 Herbal Catalogs, 5 of 6 66 1 Herbal Catalogs, 6 of 6 66 2 Herbal Crystallization analysis 66 3 Herbal Gram 66 4 Herbalife clippings, etc. 66 5 Herbalife products 67 1 Herbalife Senate Hearing materials – May 14, 1986 67 2 Herbalists 67 3 Herbal Intoxicants (Comprehensive studies) 67 4 Herbal Literature 67 5 Herbal organizations 67 6 Herbal seeker 67 7 Herbal Quality, Studies of 68 1 Herbicidal Plants 68 2 Herbs, Best Selling 68 3 Herbs, Consulting on 68 4 Herbs, Listings of (Comprehensive) 1 of 2 68 5 Herbs, Listings of (Comprehensive) 2 of 2 68 6 Herbs, mixed, 1 of 5 68 7 Herbs, mixed, 2 of 5 68 8 Herbs, mixed, 3 of 5 69 1 Herbs, mixed, 4 of 5 69 2 Herbs, mixed, 5 of 5 69 3 Herbs, Nutrition, and Health Lecture outline 69 4 Herbs, Spices and Medicinal Plants Newsletter 69 5 Herbs, Top Ten (Tyler’s) 69 6 Hibiscus (Hibiscus sabdariffa) 69 7 Historic Pharmacists Articles 69 8 History of Medicine (Herbal Medicine) 69 9 Hoaxes and Myths 69 10 Homeopathy Lecture, Nick’s class 69 11 Homeopathy, 1 of 4 70 1 Homeopathy, 2 of 4 70 2 Homeopathy, 3 of 4 70 3 Homeopathy, 4 of 4 70 4 Honey 70 5 Honeysuckle (Lonicera japonica) 70 6 Hops 70 7 Horehound (Marrubium vulgare) 70 8 Hormones 70 9 Horny goat weed (Epimedium spp.) 70 10 Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) 70 11 Horseradish (Amoracia rusticana) 35 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 71 1 Horsetail (Equisetum spp.) 71 2 Ho Shou Wu (Polygonum multiflorum) 71 3 Hospitals, Herb use in 71 4 Human Interest Herbal Stories 71 5 Humor (cartoons, etc.) 71 6 Huperzia (Huperzia serrata) 71 7 Hydrogen peroxide 71 8 Hyperbolic claims for herbal remedies 71 9 Hyssop (Hyssopus officinalis) 71 10 Iberogast ® 71 11 Iboga (Tabernanthe iboga) 71 12 Iceland moss and other Lichens 71 13 Immuno-Stimulating (non-specific) herbs 71 14 Impotence 71 15 Indian analgesics (narcotics) 71 16 Indian Frankincense (Boswellia Serrata) 71 17 Indian Herbs 71 18 Indian Mulberry (Morinda citrifolia) 71 19 Industry, herbal 71 20 Insecticidal Herbs (Insect repellant) 71 21 International Herb Growers and Marketers Association (IHGMA) 71 22 International Traditional Medicine Newsletter 71 23 Intra ™ 71 24 Iridology 71 25 Ivy (Hedera helix) 71 26 Jaborandi (Pilocarpus spp.) 71 27 Jamu 71 28 Japanese official herbs 72 1 Java Tea (Orthosiphon aristatus) 72 2 Jimsonweed (Datura Stramonium) 72 3 Jin Bu Huan 72 4 Jojoba Oil 72 5 Jujube (Ziziphus mill) 72 6 Juniper (Juniperus communis) 72 7 Juven 72 8 Kampo (Japanese, medicine) 72 9 Kava (Piper methysticum) 72 10 Kelp (Laminaria) 72 11 Khat (Catha edulius) 72 12 Kickapoo Indian Dream Book 72 13 Kidney Disease, Herbs for 72 14 Km 72 15 Kneipp Products 72 16 Kombucha 73 1 Kudzu (Pueraria DC) 73 2 Kukitcha Tea (Bancha) 73 3 Labrador Tea (Ledum Palustre) 73 4 Lactobacillus 36 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 73 5 Lady’s mantle (Alchemilla L.) 73 6 Laetrile 73 7 Lantana (Lantana camara) 73 8 Larch (Larix mill) 73 9 Lavender (Lavandula spp.) 73 10 Lawrence Review Index 73 11 Laws and Regulations, 1 of 2 73 12 Laws and Regulations, 2 of 2 73 13 Laws & Regulations – Canada 73 14 Laxative Herbs 74 1 Lecithin 74 2 Legal cases 74 3 Lemon balm (Melissa officinalis) 74 4 Lettuce, wild (Lettuce opium) 74 5 Licorice, 1 of 2 (Glycyrrhiza giabra) 74 6 Licorice, 2 of 2 (Glycyrrhiza giabra) 74 7 Linden flowers (Tilia spp.) 74 8 Literature, Herbal (general) 74 9 Liver Disease, Herbs for 74 10 Lloyd, Curtis Gates 74 11 Lloyd, John Uri 75 1 Lobelia (Lobelia inflate) 75 2 Locust bean gum 75 3 “Long Hidden Friend” - The Journal of American Folklore 75 4 Lorenzo’s oil 75 5 Lovage (Levisticum officianle) 75 6 Lycopene 75 7 Mabi Bark (Colubrina elliptica) 75 8 Maca (Lepidium meyenii) 75 9 Magnets 75 10 Magnolia (magnolia spp.) 75 11 Maitake (Grifola frondosa) 75 12 Mandrake (Mandragora officinarum) 75 13 Marapuama (Ptychopetalum olacoides) 75 14 Marigold (Calendula officinalis) 75 15 Marijuana (Cannabis sativa), 1 of 2 75 16 Marijuana (Cannabis sativa), 2 of 2 75 17 Marine Biology/Organisms 75 18 Marine Lipid Concentrate (Max EPA) 75 19 Market Statistics, 1 of 2 76 1 Market Statistics, 2 of 2 76 2 Marmot fat 76 3 Mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) 76 4 Mate (liex paraguariensis) 76 5 Mayapple (Podophyllum peltatum) 76 6 Meadowsweet (Filipendula ulmaria) 76 7 Melatonin 76 8 Melissa (Melissa officinalis) 37 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 76 9 Menopause, Herbs for 76 10 Mentzella Cordifolia 76 11 Mesquite (Prosopis) 76 12 Meta-Analysis 76 13 Metal Contaminants in Herbal Remedies 76 14 Mexican Medicinal Plants 76 15 Mexican Folk medicine 76 16 Mexican yam (Dioscorea spp.) 76 17 Midsummer Herbs 76 18 Migraines, 1 of 2 77 1 Migraines, 2 of 2 77 2 Milk Thistle, 1 of 2 (Silybum marianum) 77 3 Milk Thistle, 2 of 2 (Silybum marianum) 77 4 Mineral Constituents of Herbs 77 5 Mistletoe (Phoradendron flavescens) 77 6 Mitogenic Plants 77 7 Monographs, Herbal 77 8 Mormon Tea (Ephedra Nevadensis) 77 9 Mother of Pearl 77 10 Mothes, Kurt 77 11 Mullein (Verbascum thapsus L.) 77 12 Mummy (film negatives included) 78 1 Mushrooms 78 2 Mustard 78 3 Myrrh (Commiphora molmol) 78 4 Nan kang Lin – Chinese Herbal formula for BPA 78 5 Narcotic Plants “Narcotic Plants and Stimulants of the Ancient Americans,” W.C. Safford, 1917, Annual Report of the Bd. Of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution 78 6 Nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus) 78 7 National Council Against health Fraud (NCAHF), Inc., Newsletter, 1 of 2, 1984-1992 78 8 National Council Against health Fraud (NCAHF), Inc., Newsletter, 2 of 2, 1993-2001 78 9 National Wellness Coalition 78 10 Natural and Organic 78 11 Natural Products as Drugs (Potential Speech) 78 12 Nature – all remedies 78 13 Naturopathy 79 1 Neem Tree (Azadirachta indica) 79 2 Nettle (Urtica dioica) 79 3 Neurolaena lobata 79 4 New Honest Herbal 79 5 New World plants; New World drugs 79 6 New Zealand Green lipped mussel (NZGLM) (Perna canaliculus) 79 7 Nicotine in plants 79 8 Night blooming cereus (Cactus grandiflorus) 79 9 Nomenclature – Nutrients (Foods) v. Drugs 79 10 Nonconventional Medicine 79 11 Nori (Morinda Citrifolia) 79 12 Norfolk Punch 38 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 79 13 Northern Prickly Ash (Zanthoxylum americanum mill.) 79 14 NR – A2 79 15 Nutmeg (myristica fragrans) 79 16 Nutraceuticals 79 17 Nutrition Information 79 18 Oats (Avena sativa) 79 19 Octacosanol 79 20 Office of Dietary Supplements (ODS) 79 21 Official (U.S.P. & N.F. Herbs) 79 22 Olibanum 79 23 Olive Leaf (Olea europea) 80 1 Onions 80 2 Opiate withdrawal, herbs for 80 3 Ophathalmology, plant drugs used in 80 4 Opuntia species 80 5 Oregano 80 6 Organizations, Health (Fraud and Anti-Fraud) 80 7 “Organic and Natural” Terminology 80 8 Orphan Drugs 80 9 Osage Orange (Maclura pomifera) 80 10 Osha’ (Ligusticum porteri) 80 11 Otitis Media (middle ear infection) 80 12 Ouabain 80 13 OTC Drug Reviews (Over-the-counter) 80 14 OTC Medications 80 15 OTC Drugs, Newly Approved 80 16 Oyster Extract 80 17 Pacific Yew (Taxus brevifolia) 80 18 Padma 28 80 19 Pangamic Acid 80 20 Papaya (Carica papaya) 80 21 Paracelsus 80 22 Parsley (Petroselinum crispum) 80 23 Passion Flower (Passiflora incarnata) 80 24 Patents 81 1 Patents and Patentability of Natural Products 81 2 Pawpaw (Asimina triloba) 81 3 PC –SPES 81 4 Peer Review Process 81 5 Penicillin, “Moldy Marg.”, etc. 81 6 Pennyroyal (Mentha pulegium) Eur. (Hedeoma pulegoides) 81 7 Pepcid AC 81 8 Pepper (Piper nigrum) [Black Pepper] 81 9 Pepper, green 81 10 Peppermint 81 11 Performance – Improving/Enhancing Herbs 81 12 Periwindle, common (Vinca minor) also Periwinkle, Madascar (Catharanthus roseus) 81 13 Pesticide Residues in herbs 39 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 81 14 Petasite (Butterbur) 81 15 Pharmacoepidemiology, herbal 81 16 Pharmacognosy, general 81 17 Pharmacognosy, history of 81 18 Pharmacognosy, history of – outline 82 1 Pharmacognosy – Phytotherapy, general articles 82 2 Pharmacological Evaluation 82 3 Pharma Print 82 4 Phen-fen 82 5 Phenylalanine 82 6 Photosensitizing Drugs 82 7 Phyllanthus 82 8 Phytochemicals 82 9 Phytodolor ® 82 10 Phytoequivalence (Quality of herbs) 82 11 “Phytoestrogens” - 1 82 12 “Phytoestrogens” – 2 82 13 Phytomedicines 83 1 Phytopharmacy 83 2 Phytophotodermatitis 83 3 Phytotherapy Research 83 4 Picrorrhiza kurroa 83 5 Pigments, Plant 83 6 Pimpernel 83 7 Pine 83 8 Pine Bark – Maritime 83 9 Pink Pepper (Schinus spp.) 83 10 Pinkham, Lydia E., Vegetable Compound 83 11 Piper longum (Indian Long Pepper) 83 12 Piper nigrum (Black Pepper) 83 13 Placebo Effect 83 14 Plant – derived medicines 83 15 Plantago spp. (Psyllium) 83 16 Plantain leaf (See also Plantago) 83 17 Pluto Water 84 1 Podophyllum (Podophyllum peltatum) 84 2 Poison Ivy (Toxicodendron radicans) 84 3 Poisonous Herbs 84 4 Policosanol 84 5 Pokeweed (Phytolacca americana) 84 6 Pollen, Propolis, and Royal Jelly 84 7 Poppy (Papaver somniferum) 84 8 Potassium in herbs 84 9 Potentila Tormentilla 84 10 Precatory Bean (Abrus precaterious) 84 11 Pregnancy 84 12 Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) 84 13 Prevention 40 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 84 14 Prickly Ash (Zanthoxylum spp.) 84 15 Probiotics 84 16 Propolis (See also “Pollen, Propolis and Royal Jelly”) 84 17 Prostaglandins 84 18 Prostate Cancer 84 19 Prostex 84 20 Procaine Hydrochloride 84 21 Proprietary Herbal Products 84 22 Protein Supplements 84 23 Prune Juice 84 24 Psoriasis – treating Herbs 84 25 Psychiatric Herbs 84 26 Psychotropic Herbs (various minor ones) 84 27 Psyllium 84 28 Pumpkin (Cucurbita Pepo) 84 29 Puncture Vine (Tribulus terrestris) 84 30 Purslane (Portulaca oleracea) 85 1 Pycnogenol 85 2 Pygeum (Pygeum africanum, Prunus africanum) 85 3 Pyrrolizidine Alkaloids – Comprehensive 85 4 QUACK BUSTERS 85 5 Quackery 85 6 Quackery – General 85 7 Quality Control 85 8 Quinine 85 9 Rain Forests – Search for Drugs in 86 1 Raspberry (Rubus idaeus) 86 2 Raspberry Tea April ‘86 86 3 Rattlesnake 86 4 Rauwolfia 86 5 Reasonable Certainty, Letter establishing doctrine of 86 6 Recipes, Remedies, & Reflections by Harry Emerick 86 7 Red Bush Tea (Aspalathus linearis) 86 8 Red Clover (Trifolium pratense) 86 9 Reishi Mushroom 86 10 REJUVEX 86 11 Rhodiola 86 12 RHUBARB 86 13 Rhus Dermatitis Treatments 86 14 Rice Bran 86 15 ROLFING 86 16 Rosary Pea (Abrusprecatorius L.) 86 17 Rose Hips (Rosa canina) 86 18 Rosemary 86 19 Rosemary (Rosmarinus officianalis) 86 20 Rue (Ruta graveolens) 86 21 Rusby, Henry H. 86 22 SAFFRON 41 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 86 23 Sage (Salvia officianalis) 87 1 St. John’s Wort, 1 of 8 (Hypericum perforatum) 87 2 St. John’s Wort, 2 of 8 (Hypericum perforatum) 87 3 St. John’s Wort, 3 of 8 (Hypericum perforatum) 87 4 St. John’s Wort, 4 of 8 (Hypericum perforatum) 87 5 St. John’s Wort, 5 of 8 (Hypericum perforatum) 88 1 St. John’s Wort, 6 of 8 (Hypericum perforatum) 88 2 St. John’s Wort, 7 of 8 (Hypericum perforatum) 88 3 St. John’s Wort, 8 of 8 (Hypericum perforatum) 88 4 Salt 88 5 Salvia miltiorrhiza 88 6 SAMe 88 7 Saponine 88 8 Sarsaparilla 88 9 Sassafras (Sassafras albidum) 88 10 Savory (Satureja spp.) 89 1 Saw Palmetto, 1 of 4 (Serenoa replens) 89 2 Saw Palmetto, 2 of 4 (Serenoa replens) 89 3 Saw Palmetto, 3 of 4 (Serenoa replens) 89 4 Saw Palmetto, 4 of 4 (Serenoa replens) 89 5 Schizandra (Schizandra chinensis) 89 6 Schoenenberger’s Plant Juices 89 7 Scotch Whiskey 89 8 Screening of Drugs, Automated Methods 90 1 Sculleap (Scutellarias laterifolia) 90 2 Sea Buckthorn 90 3 Seaweed 90 4 Sedative and Hypnotic Herbs – Comprehensive 90 5 Selenium 90 6 Senecio spp. 90 7 Senega Snakeroot (Polygala senega) 90 8 Senna (Cassia spp.) 90 9 Sesame Seed (Sesamum indicum) 90 10 Shaman 90 11 Shaperite Concepts, Ltd. (Propaganda) 90 12 Shark Cartilage 90 13 Side Effects of Drugs 90 14 Silica 90 15 Silver, Colloidal 90 16 Sinupret 90 17 Skin Problems, Herbs used for 90 18 Skullcap (Scutellaria laterifolia) 90 19 Sleep Aids 90 20 Slippery Elm (Ulmus fulva) 90 21 “Smart” Drugs 90 22 Smoking Deterrents 90 23 Snack Foods and Beverages, Herbs in 90 24 Snails and Slugs 42 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 90 25 SOMA 91 1 Soy Beans (Glycine hispida) 91 2 Spearmint (Mentha spicata) 91 3 Spices 91 4 Spicebush 91 5 Spinach (Spinacia oleracea) 91 6 Spiraea 91 7 Spirulina (Spirulina spp.) 91 8 Spirulina 91 9 SPORTS 91 10 Sports Supplements 91 11 SQUILL 91 12 Standardization of Herbal Products 91 13 Star anise (Illicium verum) 91 14 Statistics, Health 91 15 Stephania (Stephania spp.) 91 16 Sterols 91 17 Stevia 91 18 Stimulating Herbs 91 19 Sugar 91 20 Sulfites 91 21 Suma (Pfaffia paniculata) 91 22 Sumac 92 1 Sundew (Drosera rotundifolia) 92 2 Sunflower 92 3 Sunrider Products 92 4 Superoxide Dismutase (S.O.D.) 92 5 Sweet Away (Gymnema sylvestre) 92 6 Taheebo Tea (Tabebuia spp.) 92 7 Tannins and Tannin – Containing Drugs 92 8 Tansy (Chrysanthemum vulgare) 92 9 Taste of Teas 92 10 Teas, Diet 92 11 Tea, 1 of 3 (Camelia sinensis) 92 12 Tea, 2 of 3 (Camelia sinensis) 92 13 Tea, 3 of 3 (Camelia sinensis) 93 1 Teas, Mixed 93 2 Tea Tree Oil (Melaleuca alternifolia) 93 3 Terminalia beleria 93 4 Terminalia chebula 93 5 Terminalia beleria 93 6 Terminology (Natural Organic, Health, etc.) 93 7 Therapeutic Classification of Herbs 93 8 Thioctic acid (a-lipoic acid) 93 9 Thyme (Thymus vulgaris) 93 10 Tiger Balm 93 11 Toad (Bufo spp.) 93 12 TOBACCO and Nicotine – containing Plants 43 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 93 13 Tomatoes 93 14 Tonka Beans (Dipteryx adorata) 93 15 Top 200 (Best – selling Rx drugs) 94 1 Toxic Compounds in Plants (Comprehensive Listing) Also short articles (1 of 5) 94 2 Toxic Compounds in Plants (Comprehensive Listing) Also short articles (2 of 5) 94 3 Toxic Compounds in Plants (Comprehensive Listing) Also short articles (3 of 5) 94 4 Toxic Compounds in Plants (Comprehensive Listing) Also short articles (4 of 5) 94 5 Toxic Compounds in Plants (Comprehensive Listing) Also short articles (5 of 5) 94 6 Toxicology/Toxicity 94 7 Traditional Medicine – Newsletter, Medicine Healers 94 8 Tricosanthes 94 9 Triphala (1 of 2) 94 10 Triphala (2 of 2) 94 11 Tripterygium (1 of 2) 94 12 Tripterygium (2 of 2) 95 1 Tryptophan 95 2 Tulips 95 3 Turmeric (Curcuma longa) 95 4 Unconventional Medicine 95 5 Unicaria spp. 95 6 (Unicaria tomentosa) 95 7 U.S.P. and N.I. Plants Drugs (Check List) 95 8 USP Botanical Standards 95 9 U.S.P., herbs of interest to 95 10 Urinary Incontinence 95 11 Urology Plants 95 12 Uterine Tonic Herbs 95 13 Uva Ursi (Arctostaphylos uva-ursi) 95 14 Uzara Root (Xysmalobuim undulatum) 95 15 Valerian (1 of 4) 95 16 Valerian (Valerian specis) (2 of 4) 95 17 Valerian (Valerian specis) (3 of 4) 96 1 Valerian (Valerian specis) (4 of 4) 96 2 Vanilla (Vanilla planifolia) 96 3 Venus’s – Fly Trap (Dionaca muscipula) (Carnivora) 96 4 Verbena spp. 96 5 Veterinary Herbal Preparations 96 6 Viagra 96 7 Vinegar 96 8 Violet 96 9 Vitalogy 96 10 Vitamins 96 11 Vitamin A 96 12 Vitamin C 96 13 Vitamin E 96 14 Vitamin O 96 15 Vitamins and Minerals (OTC Restrictions) (Megatherapy, Toxicity, etc.) 96 16 Vitex agnus castus 44 Varro E. “Tip” Tyler Papers Finding Aid - 96 17 Volatile Oils – Comprehensive 96 18 Voodoo Medicine – Voodoo Herb file (1 of 6) 96 19 Voodoo Medicine – Voodoo Herb file (2 of 6) 97 1 Voodoo Medicine – Voodoo Herb file (3 of 6) 97 2 Voodoo Medicine – Voodoo Herb file (4 of 6) 97 3 Voodoo Medicine – Voodoo Herb file (5 of 6) 97 4 Voodoo Medicine – Voodoo Herb file (6 of 6) 97 5 Wart Removal, Herbs used for 97 6 Water (Various types) 97 7 Weights of Teaspoonfuls of Crude drugs 97 8 Weight Reduction Products (1 of 5) 97 9 Weight Reduction Products (2 of 5) 97 10 Weight Reduction Products (3 of 5) 97 11 Weight Reduction Products (4 of 5) 97 12 Weight Reduction Products (5 of 5) 98 1 Wheatgrass 98 2 White Cohosh (Actea alba) 98 3 Wild Ginger 98 4 Wildcrafting Herbs 98 5 Willow, White (Salix alba) Willow, various spp. 98 6 Wine 98 7 Wintergreen (Taultheria procumbens) 98 8 Witch Hazel (Hamamelis virginiana) 98 9 WITCHES PHARMACOPOEIA 98 10 Witch’s Drugs – Middle Ages 98 11 Women, Herbs for (Mostly bad advice) 98 12 WHO (Guidelines) 98 13 WOODRUFF, SWEET 98 14 Yam (Diascorea spp.) 98 15 Yarrow (Achillea miltefolium) 98 16 Yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) 98 17 Yellow Dock (Rumex crispus) 98 18 Yew (Taxus spp.) 98 19 Yogurt (Probiotics) 98 20 Yohimbine 98 21 Yuan-Hsing 98 22 Yucca (Yucca species) 98 23 Zinc