There
is a wealth of herb books on the market to choose from. Here
are just a few of the quality herb books available that I have read and
can recommend. Use the links here to purchase these books from Amazon.
Almost
monthly we hear research of herbs or
foods that help treat or prevent cancer. This book reviews
most of the research performed in this area in a scientific manner.
John Boik gives a background of the research on over 3 dozen natural
compounds, their toxicity and recommended dosages. Finally a place to
get all this information. This book is recommended for
scientists and physicians as well as patients wanting accurate
information on the subject.
If you were ever worried
about treating your
children at home using herbs this book will guide you through
appropriate treatments. Written by a physician and an herbalist, this
team tells you what is safe and what symptoms to look for.
"Herbal Teas" contains many
recipes for
daily health and well-being. Making your own teas is a nice
way to use herbs from your garden and a nice way to relax after a hard
day of gardening.
This book, compiled buy a
team of qualified
authors, gives you alternative treatments for 70 different diseases.
You also get information about drugs used to treat these diseases and
potential drug-herb interactions that may occur. Cindy Jones is a
contributing writer and editor to this book.
This
is a well researched, accurate and academic portrayal of the henna
plant, Lawsonia spp.,
through the ages. The author not only discusses the use of henna as art
and dye but as medicine, perfume and ritual. You can also learn more
about this book and henna at www.anakee.com
Need
inspiration for your garden? Visit 10 exceptional herb gardens, most of
which are also designed as education centers. Learn about the
herbalists who planted the garden and what their favorite herbs are.
This book is sure to set you thinking about your own garden
A
driving force in the field of herbs, Rosemary Gladstar has put some of
her vast knowledge on paper to share with all of us. Find useful
information on health, home remedies and herbal history.
Have you reached a point in your career where you have the need for
additional information in the sciences? Understanding basic chemistry
principles and anatomy & physiology is important for the
herbalist and those involved in formulation. Try one of the following
books:
A question and answer
format starting with basic principles
and working up from there.
