The Herbal Remedies & Natural Medicine Bible: [5 in 1] The Ultimate Collection of Healing Herbs and Plants to Grow and Use for Tinctures, Essential Oils, Infusions, and Antibiotics

Sure you can find lots of info on the internet, but to have it all in one place, well organized, and easy to read and use is what this book does for you! I love gardening and having plants with practical applications for better diet and health at my fingertips is important, especially in emergency situations or supply chain disruptions.

I purchased this book because my new home has many different species of plants growing for herbal remedies. This book is very informational. Not only does it cover many different species, it has recipes and so much more! My only complaint is I wish the pictures were in color.

Just getting the book today. It seems to have a lot of information on plenty of herbs and plants. The only thing I don't like about the book is that the images are in black and white. There are no color pages within the book.

"Herbal Remedies and Natural Medicine Bible" is an absolute gem for anyone seeking holistic health solutions. This comprehensive guide is a treasure trove of wisdom, offering a deep dive into the world of herbal remedies and natural healing practices. From traditional remedies to modern applications, this book covers it all with clarity and thoroughness. The detailed explanations, accompanied by beautiful illustrations, make it easy to understand and apply the remedies effectively. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned herbalist, this book belongs on your shelf. Five stars without hesitation!

Love the information didn’t know a lot now I’m learning all this new stuff

Firstly, the book does seem accurate although study from online sources seem to give many more uses for the herbs, oils listed in this book.The book is okay but I already feel very overwhelmed. There's encouragement it seems to me to grow these yourself vs relying on store bought herbal capsules...Now that does make perfect sense as you're avoiding the whole preservative, processed store bought issues. Also of great importance is the fact that the herbs you grow will be much stronger and have way more potent medicinal qualities!And those of us used to taking man-made medications are going to need a stronger more pure herb to probably do much compared to what we're currently used to. As an example I was on Ativan for anxiety for years it's very powerful to the point it's addictive...So herbs like passion flower and valarien would've great for someone not used to modern psychiatric drugs but will no where near effect me at this point. It would take a long time of being off man-made medication to adjust or get benefit from many herbs.I am a stay at home currently, so I do have the benefit of time on my side as to planting and cultivating but I still felt very overwhelmed by the idea of finding, picking, boiling tree bark to make a salve or a tea lol. The book does suggest to start off slow.. pick just a few herbs that you would need for your specific ailments and start by growing those... But still it felt daunting just reading about it let alone doing it..I am 100% for changing, and to stop relying on all man made medicine andI have actually researched different herbs for years so this wasn't my first introduction to herbal remedies, but again, the way this is written just feels very daunting and impossible lol.If you're already an avid Gardner, or already growing a few herbs and are already invested in this idea you may get a lot out of this book! But if you're just starting out you may want to research online or look into a book that starts you out by buying the herbs from an herbal store to start out your experimentations!That was just my view after reading about a third of this book. I wish you luck in your journey too, I think many of us are waking up to searching for a better, safer way to heal!!

Educational information on natural herbs

Brand new looking into this so I’ve already learned alot in the first couple of pages. Looking forward to implementing what I learn

good intro to herbs

The media could not be loaded.  I received this book as a much wanted gift.It covers many different ailments we can all relate to and explains how so many herbs we find in our garden and out on our walks, have been used for centuries by the Native Americans and how science has confirmed their benefits for use today.Covering an extensive list of herbs, their uses, identification and how to prepare them as teas, salves and tinctures.The book also explains how to harvest and process what you collect with a bonus section covering essential oil apothecary.Lots of information that covers so much of what we find in nature conveniently packed into something you can store on a bookshelf.

I've always been curious about herbal remedies, and this book totally fed my curiosity about them. It's like uncovering a hidden treasure. Now, I’m currently considering growing some of my own in a little garden

The book offers advice on therapeutic uses and safety, making it a practical guide for those interested in natural health approaches. If you are looking for natural alternatives to improve your well-being, this book is an essential resource

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