Complete Beginners Guide to Herbalism: 171 Herbal Remedies & Medicinal Plants to Heal Naturally, Create Self-Sufficiency & Build Your At-Home ... (Comprehensive Herbalism for All Levels)

I got this book because I have a new found interest is growing herbs and using them especially for medicinal purpose. I am just on chapter 2 and so far it is an easy read.

This is a good beginning for beginners. explains the care of seeds and plants the need and amount of light all and all i highly recommend this book.

This book was really insightful. I learned many things from this book about many herbs. Like did you know rosemary is a good source of calcium, b12, iron. People use it in teas some times helps with muscle aches. I had no idea so I enjoyed reading all the things these household herbs can be used.

I recently bought this book and so glad I did!!I already have several books on Herbalism and Herbal medicine, but this will be one of my favorites.I love the way the author has divided the book and talks about, lungs, heart, pain and inflammation.I would highly recommend this book to my friends and family as well.The recipes are written well and easy to follow.There were some facts on Moringa, Devil’s Claw, Ashwaghanda that I really did not know about.I have really enjoyed reading this book!If you’re on the fence about getting it, I would definitely recommend it.

I've wanted to look into herbalism for a while, and this book has a wealth of information that I'll definitely be able to use! It explains in great detail the benefits of using herbs as opposed to only Western medicine, and everything is backed up with sources and personal experience from the author.I was especially interested in the herbs that help with allergies and anxiety. If you've got a green thumb, it explains how to grow and prep these plants your self. I'm not a gardener, but I have plenty of ideas of how to use these herbs to help with my own issues. And I know plenty of people who could use this guide, too. Will for sure share it around!

I grew up with my grandmother making home remedies for one ailment or another out of herbs and plants. I want to start doing that, as I'm taking a lot of chemical meditation, and I want all natural. This book explains the herbs to grow and what they are used for. Herbs can be used for keeping your heart healthy, treat dementia, for children's ailments, and so forth. There are some nice recipes to try, like the elderberry syrup, that helps strengthen your immune system. This is a good book for helping with ailments, Young and old.

I am a beginner in this subject. I have always used some herbs as remedies for cold like ginger and garlic. Most recently started using rosemary to cook, but I knew that there was much more to learn, but did not know where to begin. I am so happy that this was my first book. It took me through history of these wonderful herbs and much more. This will definitely be one of my go to books. I thank the author for taking the time to do the research and bring it to readers in such a thoughtful manner. Easy to ready and to understand. Gets you excited of all the possibilities and desire to keep learning. Highly recommended.

It's important to note that the author is a practiced herbalist and therefore very knowledgeable about both the pros and cons of the use of herbs, as well as proper usage which is both helpful and reassuring to the reader.I appreciate how the author goes over every aspect of each herb, which ailments it may treat, and any possible side effects to be aware of when utilizing as a remedy.The helpful gardening tips for planting your own medicinal garden, and the detailed recipes are very detailed and helpful reference tools.I recommend this book to anyone who is suffering from a medical ailment and is interested researching alternatives to commercial medicine while under a physician's care.

This book is great for both new and experienced, highly recommend adding it to your library.

Very disappointing. Nothing about herbalism at all. This book is a collection of paragraphs from internet. It does not walk you through different types of herbs and for what condition (damp, cooling, warming etc) this is just a small pitiful book. I don't even know who wrote it. No names. Maybe just a computer. I'm sending it back

A great guide for beginners and anyone who is thinking about getting into herbalism. Will be reading and referencing again.

This book made me feel as though I was sipping tea on a porch with a friend, discussing herbalism. As any reader will tell you, creating that feeling for readers is not easy. Well done!This unassuming little book is in fact a great wealth of knowledge (without being overwhelming or too wordy, which I appreciate!) It is written in a casual, friendly tone while still being very professional - again, not easy to accomplish. And the layout is simply stunning. Not in-your-face flashy but clearly a lot of time and thought was put into the reader’s experience from the first page to the last (it was a great experience!).I highly recommend this book for anyone wanting to learn more about herbalism. No matter whether you are new to the subject or have been on this path for some time, I’m positive you will find something in these pages that will make you glad you picked it up!

The Complete Beginner’s Guide to Herbalism is a daily essential reference for anyone who wants to learn about the healing properties of plants, and how to apply them to your life in a safe and mindful manner.As someone with chronic illness who is tepid of taking certain medications, I have incorporated some of the knowledge and recipes contained within; not to mention…it’s also pretty rad knowing what some of these plants and herbs can do! Plants rock! I am thoroughly happy with my purchase.