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In Herbs for Home Treatment, Anna Newton explains the advantages of using herbs—and provides herbal remedies—to cure common ailments and improve general health. She provides easy-to-follow advice on creating your own apothecary with a small number of versatile herbs.
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This user-friendly guide to herbs and their medicinal properties explains how to deal with common illnesses—including digestive, respiratory, circulatory and nervous system conditions. Newton suggests essential herbs everyone should have on hand, and offers advice on how to get the best out of herbs for general health, including how to maintain your energy level, increase your stamina, and improve your mood. Inside you’ll find information on dosages, possible allergies, and clues for when it’s time to seek professional help. Also included is guidance on how to make your own apothecary, how to concoct a first-aid kit for when traveling abroad, and a list of herb retailer and professional herbalists.
Herbs for Home Treatment: A Guide to Using Herbs for First Aid and Common Health Problems
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A master herbalist who is a mother of two shares her natural approach to wellness with holistic therapies for common childhood injuries and ailments.Amazon.com Review
Even if you’re a parent who prefers the straight and narrow of allopathic medicine, you’ll find numerous tricks for soothing your little one in Gentle Healing for Baby and Child. From minor issues like splinters or a skinned knee to a nighttime cough that your prescribed medicine just isn’t relieving, master herbalist Andrea Candee offers simple, safe remedies made from ingredients that you’ll probably find in your kitchen.
Most chapters are focused on either a specific part of the body (skin, respiratory system, digestive system) or an age group (from infants to teenagers). You may be tempted to head directly to the chapters of most interest to you, but don’t skip over “Dosing Guidelines.” As with any medication, herbs must be taken properly in order to be safe, and following the simple charts of dosage frequency according to age and weight is an easy way to prevent problems. You’ll also find suggestions here for getting some of those hot, pungent herbs down the hatch–it may take more than “a spoonful of sugar” to get your child to ingest doses of cayenne and garlic.
Some items show up repeatedly in Candee’s book. Onions, garlic, honey, lemons, and salt are all commonly available and inexpensive, and can help with everything from sore throats (warm salt and lemon gargle) to an ear infection (onion poultice directly on the ear). Garlic, “nature’s antibiotic,” can take care of colds, parasites, and “anything about to become a something!” Honey works to soothe skin and the respiratory system. (Note that honey shouldn’t be given orally to an infant; their immature immune systems might have difficulty fending off any botulism spores that might be present.)
Offering new and friendly ammunition for a parent’s arsenal of healing techniques, Gentle Healing for Baby and Child is an excellent addition to the family first aid kit and a fantastic way to avoid overreliance on prescription antibiotics. –Jill Lightner
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A guide to herb gardening with clear instructions for growing, drying and storing, with recipes.
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Featuring a thorough discussion on the propagation, planting, cultivation, harvest, processing, and drying of 75 specific herbs now used in the medicinal herb market, this complete book also includes information on average market prices and herbal safety and product standardization. 35 line drawings.
The Bootstrap Guide to Medicinal Herbs in the Garden, Field & Marketplace
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