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  Field Guide to Medicinal Wild...

  Bradford Angier

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  A revision of the definitive reference, containing plant characteristics, distribution, and medicinal qualities, an updated taxonomy, and fifteen new species.   The Field Guide to Medicinal Wild Plants is the ultimate handbook for identifying and using wild plants for medicinal purposes. This illustrated guide to North American wild medicinals has been a nature classic for over thirty years. In this second edition, David K. Foster revises Bradford Angier's invaluable reference, updating the taxonomy and adding more than a dozen species, including the purple coneflower, popularly known as echinacea, as well as ephedra, jewelweed, goldenseal, and more. Scientific information for a general audience and full-color illustrations combine with intriguing accounts of the plants’ uses, making this a practical guide for anyone interested in the medicinal uses of wild plants.

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  Healing Herbs - Your Plain &...

  Marlene Houghton

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  Over 100 Herbal Recipes for Health and Healing   Traditional herbalist Marlene Houghton helps readers tackle everyday ailments and takes the guesswork out of using herbs for optimal health. Herbal medicine is useful for a range of common complaints, and gentle and effective herbs can offer benefit where conventional medicine sometimes fails. There have been many books written on herbal medicine. This book differs from most because it is based on empowering people to take responsibility for their own health and well-being.   Included in this concrete and practical primer are all the essentials you need to know about healing herbs and their properties. Among the topics covered are:  A brief history of herbalism  An overview of how herbs heal  A glossary that includes the benefits of each herb and how to use it  A tour of the body’s systems and the herbs that make them work better  An herb dictionary  In a world that's becoming more and more focused on illness and disease, it is clearly important for individuals to learn about natural therapies and take their health into their own hands. By educating yourself in the use of traditional herbalism, you can attain a high level of well-being, and you will only need to consult a conventional doctor when you have a problem that only a medically qualified professional can handle.   This title was previously published as Herbs Plain & Simple.

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  Transit Analysis Part 1 - Vedic...

  Saket Shah

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  I am practicing astrology from my childhood and with multiple decades of experience I am presenting in this book about transits in this book we will discuss if 9 planets are in signs from Aries to Virgo then how the remaining planets transit over it gives results.. Astrology is a divine science and everybody should learn it to understand the divine code of this universe. How our karma of past life manifest in to the present life and it reflects in our horoscope. Horoscope is nothing but snapshot of our karma of past life. In this book I am describing transits which I learn from experience and checking innumerous horoscope. I hope people will love reading this and I welcome everyone to dive in to this divine knowledge.

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  Pending Karma - Vedic Astrology

  Saket Shah

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  I am practicing astrology from my childhood and with multiple decades of experience I am presenting in this book on pending karma. Astrology is a divine science and everybody should learn it to understand the divine code of this universe. How our karma of past life manifest in to the present life and it reflects in our horoscope. Horoscope is nothing but snapshot of our karma of past life. In this book I am describing pending karma. Nobody borns on this earth without pending karma of past life if all pending karma exhaust then only soul gets liberation or moksha. Karma is very interesting topic to understand. I hope people will love reading this and I welcome everyone to dive in to this divine knowledge.
   

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  Karma and Diseases - Vedic...

  Saket Shah

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  Karma is a concept originating from ancient Indian philosophy, particularly in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism. The term comes from the Sanskrit word "karman," meaning "action" or "deed." It refers to the principle of cause and effect, where an individual's actions, intentions, and thoughts create a chain of consequences that shape their future experiences. I am practicing astrology from my childhood and with multiple decades of experience I am presenting in this book a 200 plus karmic diseases caused by previous life karma. How our karma of past life manifest in to the present life and it reflects in our horoscope. Horoscope is nothing but snapshot of our karma of past life.I hope people will love reading this and I welcome everyone to dive in to this divine knowledge.
   

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  Naturopathy: The Essence of...

  James Watts

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  In this book you will learn a lot of important information you need to know before beginning to use essential oils for weight loss.Naturopathy has proven itself to be as effective, but not as damaging, as any other modern treatment. It is a type of alternative medicine that does not use modern drugs and chemicals. Practitioners of naturopathic medicine believe that the body has the power to heal itself without the intervention of chemicals. The body already has the necessary instruments to become healthy; it just needs to know how to use them.Here is a preview of what you'll learn...The philosophy behind naturopathyThe benefits of naturopathyNaturopathic treatmentsYogaAcupunctureColor therapyReikiHomeopathyMuch, much more!Your health is always your concern and not your doctor’s concern. However, today the people are made to believe that their health depends on doctors and the healthcare system! It has made the people unnecessarily dependent on the medical profession. On the other side the healthcare system has become extremely expensive, and the issues of health have become too technical and complicated for the common man to comprehend.

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