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First published 15 years ago, Opium for the Masses instantly became a national phenomenon. Michael Pollan wrote a lengthy feature (Opium, made easy) about Jim Hogshire in Harper’s Magazine, amazed that the common plant, P. somniferum, or opium poppies, which grows wild in many states and is available at crafts and hobby stores and nurseries, could also be made into a drinkable tea that acts in a way similar to codeine or Vicodin. With Opium for the Masses as their guide, Americans can learn how to supplement their own medicine chest with natural and legal pain medicine.

Zen Buddhist monks don't know much about our modern stresses, but they know a lot about living long, unstressed lives. One of their secrets: drinking Matcha green tea. In this revealing no-nonsense book author Cheyene delves deep to unlock the secrets of this ancient elixir.

"Herbal Antibiotics" gives you the knowledge and tools to manage your health without drugs, whether you want to treat a specific issue or improve your overall health. Discover herbs' healing potential and unlock nature's medicine for a happier, healthier life.

Are you tired of over-the-counter medications that provide temporary relief but leave you feeling drowsy? Do common ailments keep plaguing your family? Your ancestors knew nature's secrets, and it's time to rediscover them! Learn how to harness the power of herbs to take preventive measures, manage symptoms, and enhance your overall well-being. Inspired by Dr. Barbara O'Neill, this guide will show you how to create health-giving remedies with safety and sustainability in mind.

I wrote this book to share with you how I discovered natural, herbal remedies for my depression and anxiety. Mainstream medications came with nasty side effects, but I found that herbalism offered the same relief with minimal side effects. My book, Natural Herbal Remedies from Medicinal Plants & Herbs, shows you the top 65 best herbs to have in your natural, herbal medicine cabinet. These plants and herbs can be used to treat most common maladies, including migraines, depression, insomnia, infertility, and so much more.

Being overweight is something that a substantial portion of today's society understands. The weight-loss industry is a multibillion-dollar freight train in the business world, offering almost anything to individuals yearning for a quick fix, a quick solution to a problem that does not exist. The answer to weight loss is not popping a pill, following a fad diet, or undergoing exotic therapies and treatments; it is committing to a lifestyle change.

Schmerzen lindern, Einschränkungen überwinden – mit der Heilkraft der Natur. Immer mehr Menschen leiden unter Gelenkerkrankungen. Doch viel zu wenig beachtet und genutzt werden die vielfältigen Verfahren der Naturheilkunde bei Arthrose, Rheuma und Gelenkschmerzen, die oft als Folge unseres modernen Lebensstils auftreten: Bewegungsmangel, Ernährung, Stress, Übergewicht. Andreas Michalsen, Chefarzt für Naturheilkunde am Immanuel Krankenhaus Berlin und Professor der Charité Berlin, empfiehlt daher in seinem neuen Hörbuch die besten Therapien der Naturheilkunde.

The world is changing, and we’ve entered a new era due to the COVID-19 pandemic. No one could have predicted that all the things we take for granted could suddenly be taken away from us. One of the things affected was the availability of modern medicine. It is necessary to go back to nature to complement and supplement modern medicine in times like these to survive in difficult times. Natural medicine is an ancient practice that works and can be used along with modern medicine. This book will help you learn everything you need to know to get started with natural medicine.

Medical herbalists use crops depending on contemporary scientific research and clinical studies for their traditional purposes. A qualified herbalist has the same BSc for herbal medicine, researched both conventional medicine and plant medicine, and has the same educational abilities as a GP. However, herbalists adopt a holistic attitude to the disease, targeting the disease's root cause rather than the bugs themselves. They may prescribe herbal remedies that may be combined with other medications and processes. Their GP will recommend many customers to an herbalist for treatment.