Book review: Encyclopedia of Herbal Medicine

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The Encyclopedia of Herbal Medicine, and Herbs (Eyewitness Handbook) are great starts to your herbal medicine journey. Yes, they have the valuable information, but they also look great. If nothing else, they make great coffee table books.
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@tablerockteacompany 2 года назад

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@ellenwiegman4021 2 года назад

Heard about you from Southern Prepper1 Thank you!

@tablerockteacompany 2 года назад

Welcome!

@ellenwiegman4021 2 года назад

@@tablerockteacompany lThank you for taking the time to make videos. Looking forward to learning!

@homeandgardendiaries6384 2 года назад

Thanks for a great review.

@tablerockteacompany 2 года назад

Glad it is helpful.

@bertoram5427 Год назад

Thank! Amazing information!

@tablerockteacompany Год назад

You’re welcome - that’s one of my personal favorites for sure

@scouteefje 10 месяцев назад

Hello, i am looking for a most complete book for herbalism. Thats how i found your video. I am a starter but i do use very specific products. In most basic books there is no information about motherworth for example. Is there in this book room for adaptogens? Like Ashwaghanda, maca, sint jans worth, rhodiola rosea and those sorts ? I would really want a book where is described wich plants you can combine safely and why not. I also saw that there is a new ediotion of the Andrew Chevallier encyclopedia with now 560 herbs en remedies. Which one would you recommend?

@tablerockteacompany 10 месяцев назад

I would still go with this volume and add to it as you grow - there is no single book that captures everything, but this one os definitely a great start These are my core favorite books for herbal medicine. If you use the links, that helps me with Amazon associates. -Herbal formularies for health professionals, Stansbury (5 volumes). Advanced, but can be read by intermediates - a lot in these. amzn.to/3Xgkgze amzn.to/3V9gwOb amzn.to/3Aw1QRr amzn.to/3EmrHwi amzn.to/3UWEigD -If unfamiliar with medical terms, Tabers dictionary will help there: amzn.to/3hMwzD6 -Encyclopedia of Herbal Medicine, Chevalier is just a really great, beautiful book with amazing illustrations. Beginner to advanced. I’d personally start with this one amzn.to/3TPrTK3 -Making plant medicine, Cech. A must have for how to make standardized herbal medicines. Intermediate. amzn.to/3tIfEnZ

@lbfaith Год назад

Nimh is also an American institution. They perform clinical studies, so far I’ve learned on different things and outcomes from thyroid studies (personal reasons) and also seen studies on how protein affects the liver. Seen mental health studies on their site. So I’m sure there are studies on herbal medicine too. As far as the title nimh I wonder if there’s any correlation.

@tablerockteacompany Год назад

Two different unrelated organizations. Nimh (US) is National Institute of Mental Health. In the UK it’s National Institute of Medical Herbalists.

@lbfaith Год назад

@@tablerockteacompany oh, ok...

@kevinthomas5270 Год назад

Does it list warnings for look a like plants to avoid?

@tablerockteacompany Год назад

I don’t think so - you would need more of a field guide for that. This is more of what to do with them after harvesting

@Benihime888 2 года назад

I need Tea that's going to give me extreme energy boost do you have one of those I can buy?

@tablerockteacompany 2 года назад

Our marathon black tea is about the highest natural caffeine content of any tea in the world. Our Bear Claw is close to that. Beyond that, and you were talking about actually adding caffeine, which I would highly discourage from a medical point of view.

@Benihime888 2 года назад

@@tablerockteacompany so your bear claw is what I should get for energy?

@tablerockteacompany 2 года назад

@@Benihime888 - Bear Claw is our homegrown, Marathon is Kenyan. Both will have higher caffeine - nothing like a Red Bull or whatever, but natural.