Herbal titles:-
An easy to understand reference guide to tried and tested herbs for the menopause according to symptoms....clear guidelines are provided on self-help measures and a line is drawn indicating when it becomes advisable to consult a qualified practitioner. Herbal medicine for the Menopause is a valuable asset to add to your bookshelf - Maryon Stewart, Women's Nutritional Advisory Service.ISBN 0-899308-26-1 £5.99
'Ginkgo' is a herb enjoying phenomenal popularity. Annual European sales exceed $500 million. In Germany alone, 5 million prescriptions for ginkgo are written every year. Dr Desmond Corriganexamines the medical research supporting the benefits for sufferers of memory loss, confusion, lack of concentration, strokes, vascular diseases and other symptoms. ISBN 0-899308-04-0 £2.99
Native American Indians used echinacea both as a cure-all and to maintain strength and health. This book draws on the latest research confirming the herb's abilities to stimulate the immune system. The author establishes benefits and safety in the treatment of general infections, ulcers, influenza and skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis. ISBN 0-9517723-7-6 £2.99
An expertly written book and simple guide to natural sedatives. The author draws on the latest research and gives a comprehensive analysis of the medicinal properties of herbs used to promote relaxation and sleep. Valerian, Passiflora, Hops, Motherwort, Chamomile, Lemon Balm and Californian Poppy are discussed along with appropriate use. ISBN 0-899308-07-5 £2.99
Garlic has been used as a medicine for over 4,500 years and is now taken as a supplement by millions of people throughout the world. Written by one of the world's leading experts, it explains why this natural remedy might yet become one of medicine's 'magic bullets'. Professor Edzard Ernst examines the compelling evidence supporting garlic's effect in reducing cardivascular disease, the number one killer in the western world. ISBN 0-899308-08-3 £3.99
A fascinating read for lovers of herbal medicine. Fifty of the most useful plants available for self medication are looked at for safety, best use and efficacy. Recommended for people who want to learn about medicinal herbs, this is a truly valuable book. It is beautifully written, informative and gives useful tips at the end of each profile. ISBN 0-899308-19-9 £6.99
Over the last five years sales of herbal teas have increased by over 100%. Never has the demand for information been so great. Written by the past President of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists this little book contains all there is to know about herbal teas and their medical effect. It explains how to make a tea correctly, which herbs to select and health benefits. ISBN 0-9517723-8-4 £3.50
Simon Mills explains why women have taken Vitex Agnus Castus as a medicine throughout the ages and draws on recent research to support its historical use. The author examines the medicinal properties of this remakable herb and its use for symptoms relating to menstruation and the menopause. ISBN 0-9517723-3-3 £2.99
Herbal First Aid in the home, using plant medicine, is what this book is all about. For the many people looking for a more gentle way to cope with everyday ailments and injury, Herbal First Aid is suitable for the modern medicine chest. The author is the first medical herbalist to be attached to an NHS hospital. ISBN 0-9517723-5-x £3.50
A simple guide explaining the properties of plant medicines and how to use them. Written by a qualified medical herbalist, this authoritative book provides sound advice on plant medicine and traditional remedies. As more and more people seek alternatives to chemical drugs, interest in natural plant remedies increases. ISBN 0-899308-1-3-x £2.99
