The Herb Book: The Stories, Science, and History of Herbs

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Meyler’s Side Effects of Herbal Medicine by J.K. Aronson (A) – T extbook approach to the potential side effects and adverse reactions that can occur with herbs and with the combination of herbs and pharmaceuticals. Herbal Books Worth The Investment The Herbal Medicine Maker’s Handbook: A Home Manual by James Green Practical Herbs by Henriette Kress (B) – This Finnish herbalist writes about 23 plants found in her home region (and throughout the world), how to cultivate and harvest them, and how to make herbal preparations. Herbal Renaissance by Steven Foster (B) – Profiles clearly and in detail the botany, cultivation, harvest guidelines, historical and modern uses, and clinical research of numerous herbs. One of the best volumes for folk herbalists searching for their path, the informal but detailed exploration of the art of herbalism in The Herbalist’s Way leaves you with the sense that you’ve spent the afternoon across from a wise elder, chatting as you both enjoyed tea. In fact, the authors highlight conversations with many herbalists throughout the book, so by the end of the book you have learned from the experiences of many others. This book explores how to become an herbalist and why – from an overview of the many possibilities, to finding your niche, legal aspects, and more.

The Practice of Traditional Western Herbalism by Matthew Wood (I) – A study of the rich history and underlying framework of traditional Western herbalism stemming from an array of western traditions, including the language of “energetics”; includes both theory and fascinating plant profiles.The One Earth Herbal Sourcebook: Everything You Need to Know About Chinese, Western and Ayurvedic Herbal Treatments by Alan Tillotson (I) – Within the framework of Western herbalism, Ayurveda, and Traditional Chinese Medicine, explores the body systems, details individual herbs, and discusses the use of herbs for various health conditions. Part two of the book is the real treasure. It is an alphabetical list of herbs that gives detailed information about their properties, including any cautions required. This section rivals the classic Culpepper Herbal in complete information about pretty much any herb known to humankind. Description: ... [to what lands it is native, where else it has spread and can now be found wild. precise botanical and sensory description of plant. its seasons, including when it flowers and bolts.] The best-selling Encyclopedia of Herbal Medicine is a reference guide covering 550 medicinal plants, as well as overviews of how plant medicine is used around the world, growing and using medicinal plants, and recipes for remedies. Medicinal Plants of the Mountain West by Michael Moore (B) – Covers the me dicinal herbs found in New Mexico, Arizona, west Texas, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, and California, more than 100 species; it is both an identification guide with information on harvesting and preparing herbs, and also a materia medica on the medicinal uses based on the author’s deep experience.

Epivir HBV,lamivudine,GlaxoSmithKline,Hepsera adefovir dipivoxil,Gilead Sciences,Intron A,interferon alpha-2b,Schering. Immerse yourself in stories and pictures of these useful plants, from herb gardens to remote wildernesses. Herbal Constituents: Foundations of Phytochemistry by Lisa Ganora (A) – This herbal textbook explores the chemistry behind how medicinal plants work in the body, yet is written with a holistic perspective by the author equally adept with traditional herbalism and chemistry.Following our root of being ‘ green, environmentally friendly and sustainable', we use eco-kraft boxes that are FSC approved and do not use any plastic in the posting of our products.