The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies - Paperback

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On the cover of the book, it's credited to Nicole and Claude, but as I noted in our review of “The Lost Ways”, Claude is a fictional character made up by a marketing team. While the book focuses on how well herbal remedies work, there's little information on when they shouldn't be used. Some of these herbs have drug interactions, or are not recommended for those with certain conditions.

In the lost book of herbal remedies, you will find a long list of important herbs that are easy to find around you. The writer effectively explains each herb with its common name, biological name, family and how it can be easily found at specific locations. Identification:Bonus 2: Disaster Medicine: A Handbook for When Help is Not on the Way - You will learn about diseases that often occur in disasters and how to deal with them.

There’s a reason why these remedies have been passed down since the beginning of time. They’re effective for treating a wide variety of ailments without the worry of bad side effects. This unique book is written by Dr. Nicole Apelian, an herbalist with over 20 years of experience working with plants and Claude Davis, a wild west expert passionate about the lost remedies and wild edibles that kept previous generations alive. These folks frequently fear being in a strange environment. This book should set them at ease as they read it. Dr Nicole Apelian and Claude Davis have a lot to give because they are specialists. As history will tell you, the Second World War had over 75 million estimated casualties and even more injuries. While his grandfather had access to modern medicine, the sheer number of injuries he had to treat forced him to adopt natural remedies. This information was passed down to Claude Davis. The book contains details on how you can use various herbs and plant extracts to your benefit. It also explains the usage in detail so you can improve your health from the comfort of your home.Dr. Apelian is a seasoned survivalist who got her start working in the Peace Corps. After spending time in Africa and learning all about the relationship between natural medicine and humans on the continent, Dr. Apelian continued her education. The vacation you have could be either enjoyable or dreadful depending on this book. After all, Virginia Creeper and Poison Ivy appear fairly similar to the typical person. Most people love to go camping and spend time outdoors. You can easily read the book and understand the simple language. Implementing this wisdom has never been easier. However, the advancement of technology frequently comes at the expense of traditional wisdom. This book makes an almost "re-educational" effort to recapture some of that knowledge. People can recognize beneficial plants, shrubs, and vines with the aid of this fantastic book. It can be challenging to learn these life lessons, but having a book handy can help.

To make things easier for future reference, Claude Davis broke this section down into smaller parts that cover everything from drying to distillation. You’ll learn unique ways to use take advantage of a plant’s medicinal properties. Whether you’re looking to create oil infusions or syrups, you’ll find it here. Even after you’ve studied the book, you’ll find yourself returning to it regularly. As you continue to gather real-world experience with this book as a guide, your knowledge of natural healing will grow.You can seep the plants in hot water to create nutrient-rich tea, mash them up with other herbs to create a poultice for wrapping, or dry them out and add them to dishes. As an example, the book notes: “Warning: Do not use white willow in children suffering from low grade fevers. Do not take white willow if you are allergic to asaspirin. Do not use long term.” It does not mention liver interaction or pregnancy. To become truly successful, you have to create custom concoctions that are targeted to the ailment you’re dealing with. In many other reference guides, the information you get is limited. Finally, you'll discover unique skills that you can only learn here. These "remedy approaches" are genuinely helpful because you can treat some illnesses you currently have using modern medicine and some herbs. There is a tonne of knowledge and instructions in The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies. It is available in printed or digital form and can be your partner in daily life. When you read this book, your knowledge (and perhaps wisdom) will grow. Advantages: You'll also learn how to recognize plants while we're at it. This implies that you will be able to tell what is edible and what is not. Even the specific components that are medicinal or not can be determined. To learn the skill of plant identification, carefully examine each of the many photos of these herbs in the book.