The Holistic Book of Herbal Medicine & Natural Remedies: 7-Step Herbalism Guide for Beginners to Overcoming Common Ailments from Home (Includes 73 Ancient Antibiotics)
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Are you still reaching for that pill for every little ache and pain? You might regret it.
People are becoming overly dependent on medication, which is not very good for our bodies… and our pockets.
According to the Consumer Healthcare Products Association, most adults in the US & UK take over-the-counter medication as a first response to minor health conditions.
People automatically take pills for a headache, a sniffle, or a pulled muscle without a second thought.
But opting for this quick fix, especially when done regularly, can seriously affect our health, even leading to addiction and death in extreme cases.
Plus, it’s a massive drain on your bank account.
You might be spending your hard-earned money on something you could be getting for much cheaper or even for free.
Herbal medicine has been used to treat different illnesses for centuries, and most of the developing world still relies on them for their health needs.
Using plants as medicine is nothing new – even big pharma uses plants as active ingredients for some of its most popular drugs.
If you’re looking for a safer, more affordable, and more holistic alternative to pharmaceutical drugs, herbs are the answer.
In The Holistic Book of Herbal Medicine & Natural Remedies, you will discover:
A 7-step framework for herbalism newbies that will give you the knowledge and tools to start making your own homemade herbal remedies How to stop relying on expensive synthetic drugs by using easily available (and equally effective) herbs you can find at homeWhy natural doesn’t necessarily mean safe – how to avoid unwanted reactions by following these safety precautionsThe 5 things you have to check when buying your herbs to ensure you’re getting the highest quality20+ beginner-friendly medicinal herbs that can be used for a wide range of ailments – discover how to identify, prepare and use themPractical tips for prolonging the shelf-life of your concoctions and maximizing their useEasy-to-follow recipes for therapeutic remedies that help with pain relief, allergies, colds, and more
And much more.
Even if you can’t tell the difference between cilantro and peppermint, you can still become adept at using and preparing herbs.
With this handbook, you’ll not only be able to identify herbs, but you’ll also learn how to prepare them to maximize their effectiveness.
Herbs aren’t just for adding flavor to your food. Explore the medicinal side of herbs and discover just how powerful they are.
If you want to break free from dependence on medication and take back control of your health, then scroll up and click the “Add to Cart” button right now.
Publisher : Small Footprint Press (July 16, 2022)
Language : English
Paperback : 176 pages
ISBN-10 : 1804210196
ISBN-13 : 978-1804210192
Item Weight : 11.4 ounces
Dimensions : 6 x 0.4 x 9 inches
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Kira –
Great to begin with
This goes over herbal medicine, understanding it as well as preparing and identifying the herbs that are used for it.This helps to get you confident in your ability to make natural remedies from herbs. Essentially this is an at home healing book.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Momma cass –
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This book has lots of tips and tricks to good health. Use at your own risk. Some things may or may not work. I am not a dr nor do I play one on TV.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Amber Solis –
For Basic Beginners
The beginning of the book was mostly opinions about herbal medicine vs. western medicine. There was also information about the history of herbal and alternative medicine like acupuncture. Later the author talks about how to acquire plants and some simple uses. Unfortunately, most of the plants covered are really basic, rosehips, mint, ginger, elderberries, clove, etc. There were some nice recipes for things like teas, syrups and facemasks.Overall it was mostly an opinion piece that came off a little preachy with some helpful basic tips and instructions. Personally, I would like to have seen less opinion, as most people picking up this kind of book would already have their own about western medicine, and more recipes, a better grouping of plants, their uses, side effects, and pictures. There were no pictures for plant identification or preparation. However, if you are looking for a very basic beginners guide and you are on the fence or haven’t formed your own opinion about using herbs and natural remedies, this is a nice book.
Cathy Potosnyak –
Very informative
This was a very helpful and informative book. Glad I got it
CathyLynn –
Very informative
This is a very informative book on the holistic medicine. Getting older and having issues to show up, this is a great alternative to RX drugs. I found it very interesting. This book is going to be and has already been a great help. It is full of alternatives to drugs.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Kylie –
Good general overview+ recipes
I listened to this on Spotify and enjoyed it. Had some recipes I hadn’t seen before that I want to try.
Katie Henderson –
Excellent Basic Information
As the former director of a functional medicine practice, I’m always a little leery of books on herbal medicine. So often they go off the deep end, touting CURES and how herbs are the end-all-be-all of health and wellness. I was so happy to see that this book saw large role for herbs within a framework that allowed for pharmaceuticals, nutrition, exercise, and other aspects of wellness. This levelheaded perspective is maintained throughout the book and allows the author’s expertise to shine. They walk the reader through the basics, teaching everything from finding the herbs to preparing to when to use. True, those who are familiar with the basics and looking for advanced techniques may want a different book, but for beginners who know nothing about herbs, this is the place! I would have no problem handing this book to a client to help them learn more about herbalism and its potential place in their lives.
Christina atsma –
Got 2 books for mamma and me,I love the natural remedies, that you have in your home ð¡