Last month I picked up a new copy of one of my favorite herbals which is herbalist Matthew Wood's The Book of Herbal Wisdom. Within three days of receiving the new book, I found my other copy, which I had put away safely on one of my hard to reach book shelves. I think this copy must be meant for someone else, so I am giving it away on our blog. It was signed by the author, and was only used once by me to review the chapter on Teasel, the medicinal plant which is pictured below. The root of Teasel, Dipsacus fullonum, syn. D. sylvestris, has been used successfully by Matthew Wood and other herbalists to resolve cases of Lyme Disease. I will share a DIY Lyme extract recipe that I made in a later blog post.
Some of the other medicinal plants discussed in this book include some of my favorites: Calendula, Yarrow, Chamomile, Burdock, Goldenrod. Over 40 plants are discussed in detail. I enjoy this book so much because Matthew discusses examples of using these herbs successfully with different clients. I have used his suggested allergy formula from this book with much success.
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5 comments:
Favorite medicinal herb? It is hard to choose. Arnica for bruises, lavender, garlic, thyme
My favorite herb would be aloe since I use it everyday. Thank you for the chance to win such a nice prize.
Panax Ginseng, for its mind, body and immuno functions.
My favourite herb book is The Herb Book, by John Lust. It has been my tried and true friend for um.... 35 years.
As for my favourite herbs. Yarrow for cuts and scrapes, Garlic for healing and cooking (one in the same in my mind), and mint. Mint is a balm to the soul, refreshes the body and the scent... ah.
My favourite herb book is The Herb Book, by John Lust. It has been my tried and true friend for um.... 35 years.
As for my favourite herbs. Yarrow for cuts and scrapes, Garlic for healing and cooking (one in the same in my mind), and mint. Mint is a balm to the soul, refreshes the body and the scent... ah.
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