Now more than ever, herbal remedies are being used in conjunction with modern medications to treat illness in America—both major and minor. In Bartram's Encyclopedia of Herbal Medicine, author Thomas Bartram has compiled his four decades of experience as an herbalist in a thorough and clear guide that will help readers understand the use and nature of herbal medicine. Including over 900 entries organized in an easy-to-read A–Z listing of remedies and ailments, Bartram's Encyclopedia of Herbal Medicine covers the full spectrum of herbal medicine. Comprehensive coverage of common and rare disorders and their appropriate treatments; the actions, properties, and preparations of herbs, tinctures, and essential oils; an overview of the major discoveries and developments in the history of herbalism, and alternative herbal treatments for many of the current prescription drugs are included. Great for everyday use in minor ailments as well as for more serious illnesses, Bartram's Encyclopedia of Herbal Medicine is an essential resource for all those interested in exploring the natural side of treating disease.
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"A wonderful book." -- Ian Thomas, Chairman of Culpeper Ltd.
"An invaluable reference.... I will undoubtedly be recommending it to students." -- Andrew Chevallier, President of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists
"An invaluable reference.... I will undoubtedly be recommending it to students." -- Andrew Chevallier, President of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists
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THOMAS BARTRAM has been in professional private practice as a Consulting Medical Herbalist for over thirty years. In 1958, he founded Gerard House, the internationally known innovators of herbal medicine.
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A true herbal classic,
This review is from: Bartram's Encyclopedia of Herbal Medicine: The Definitive Guide to the Herbal Treatments of Diseases (Paperback)
I love alternative medicine classics - books that are uniquely authoritative and crammed with information. I use this book constantly. There is simply no other source of herbal information which is so comprehensive. It must have taken a lifetime to write. This book is also holistic and does not bow to science at the expense of leaving out valuable traditional information.Linda Lazarides Author: The Waterfall Diet; Treat Yourself with Nutritional Therapy
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I have always had an interest in herbal medicine, unfortunetly a good book is hard to come by, this book is excellent you can search by herb which gives its uses, best preparations etc or by ailment in which a recommendation on what is generally the cause with herbal remedies.
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A holistic approach in a form that is pragmatic and informative. It is a reference that guides the paractitoner to continue to consider various alternatives for a condition. The number of relevant conditions similarly, makes this a quick reference marker for approriate prescriptions. I refer to it for confirmation and confidence daily.
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teaspoons thrice, teaspoon thrice, teaspoon hourly, long traditional reputation, antispasmodic drops, capsules thrice, cup thrice, cup water simmered, honey thrice, raw food days, drops thrice, recognise serious illness, pint water simmered, one heaped teaspoon, orthodox pharmacy, alcoholic extractive, powerful blood tonic, meals thrice, cup boiling water infused, modern hospital treatment, potential benefit outweighs possible risk, equalise the circulation, water thrice, aqueous extractive, wounds that refuse Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Black Cohosh, Slippery Elm, Wild Yam, Blue Flag, Gotu Kola, Evening Primrose, Aloe Vera, Prickly Ash, Witch Hazel, German Chamomile, Yellow Dock, Iceland Moss, Devil's Claw, Irish Moss, Fringe Tree, Lily of the Valley, White Willow, Holy Thistle, Blue Cohosh, Milk Thistle, Queen's Delight, White Horehound, Tincture Gelsemium, Black Haw, Finlay Ellingwood New!
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- American Indian Medicine (Civilization of the American Indian Series) by Virgil J. Vogel on page 83, page 156, and page 448
- Science of Herbal Medicine by John Heinerman on page 304
- Bible as History by Werner Keller on page 283
- Medicinal Plants and Traditional Medicine in Africa by Abayomi Sofowora on page 334
- FOOD COMBINING FOR HEALTH : A New Look at the Hay System by Doris and Joice, Jean Grant on page 149
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