Top 10 Herbal Medicine Books of All Time!
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- Опубликовано: 28 янв 2023
- Looking for the best herbal medicine books? Look no further! These are my Top 10 herbal medicine books OF ALL TIME. Yes, that's a bold claim, but as a registered nurse with over 30 years of practice, I can tell you that these are all you need. I make some comments in this video about a classic from Rosemary Gladstar that may surprise some of you, but stick with me to the end and save your comments until then. If you're into prepping, homesteading, sustainable gardening, off-grid living, etc, these books should appeal to you because they are timeless and completely offline. The US really doesn't have any accredited schools for herbalism or herbal medicine, but having these books in your library and actually applying them will put you halfway there!
All of these titles are available on Amazon, and if you use the links below, you'll be helping us out with the purchase. Thanks!
-Herbal formularies for health professionals, Stansbury (5 volumes). amzn.to/3Xgkgze
amzn.to/3V9gwOb
amzn.to/3Aw1QRr
amzn.to/3EmrHwi
amzn.to/3UWEigD
-Tabers cyclopedic medical dictionary.
amzn.to/3hMwzD6
-Encyclopedia of Herbal Medicine.
amzn.to/3TPrTK3
-Making plant medicine, Cech.
amzn.to/3tIfEnZ
-Merck Manual.
a.co/d/02qBJPg
-Herbal Recipes for Vibrant Health, Rosemary Gladstar
a.co/d/chYhCMf 
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Glad to be of help. Best to you in the endeavor
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Glad the video is helpful :)
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@@CarlosSantana-we6ts Honestly, the best for that type of thing is a generic athletes foot cream you can buy over the counter in any pharmacy store - use it for all of those areas.
This is such a wonderfully objective and comprehensive list of books. Thank you for the breakdown and showing the content within the books you recommended. This was very helpful 😊
Glad to help!
I'm glad you included Richo Cech.
His company Strictly Medicinal Seeds is top class.
I primarily refer to Culpeper and Greaves.
I’ll have to ‘Cech’ out Culpeper & Greaves 😎
Thank you for reviewing these wonderful books. 😊
Thanks for watching!
Very informative video. Awesome to see the books on the inside and fot what use you may benefit best from the book.
Glad it was helpful!
I find it interesting your take on the word tonic. When my daughter was 3 months old she had bad colic, we took her to our G.P. and he gave us a prescription that was filled at the pharmacy. It was called, Something or other Tonic! I remember the word tonic was in there because it made me think of the old westerns with Dr Feel Goods Tonic!!
Yeah - it’s what we in medicine would call a junk word (like “balm” or “elixir”) - no quantifiable substance to it and allows for a wide range to cover one’s butt, so to speak 😂
I just saw they released a 2023 version of The Encyclopedia of Herbal Medicine. The one linked is the 2016 version and the one in your video is the 2000 version. Do you recommend any of the 3 versions or should we stick to buying the older two? Thanks for such great info!!!
Glad the video helped. Any of the 3 versions are pretty much the same.
I just found my Native American Indian Medicinal Herb book. I knew I had it in storage. Going to add it to my books.
Excellent
As a registered nurse I am trying to get to the in depth criteria needed to know what drugs and herbs interact. Is there a source you can direct me to for this missing link I am searching for? Thanks so much! Loved your video on your recommendations. I ordered 2 of them. 😊
This one is a rough read but it’s about the only one that gets well into the biochemistry. Normally I wouldn’t recommend it, but it’s what you’re asking for: amzn.to/47AREWo
@@tablerockteacompany
Great! Thanks again!
Hi in 22:00 you mentioned the effective ingredient in the plants what book do you recommend for this
For example you go to the merk manual to find out what is treatment protocol then what do i have to buy the nurse drug book or the merl will help me with this and then what book to choose the right herb with the effective ingredient if you can give advice and how the process go with books recommendation this will be helpful
The Merck and Tabers won’t really help you much on the plant side (more for medical terminology and physiology). For effective plant ingredients, the quickest/simple one is amzn.to/3Ox19NE
For (significantly) more in depth, I recommend the 5 vol series for health professionals (but again, it assumes you know medical terminology and physiology). Here’s volume one: amzn.to/3QyV4Dk
Also wondering your thoughts on using a nebulizer for administering infusions for respiratory conditions. ???
You’d have to be really cautious with a nebulizer - especially on dosages. Read up on steam inhalations and extrapolate from there.
@@tablerockteacompany
Thank you for the direction!
I beginning to intermediate on my herbal journey. I don't want to waste time and money on fluff. I have limited knowledge of the medical industry. I have medical Herbalisum. It has been a little challenging at times. But I have enjoyed it. Do you think I would benifit from the set of herbalist guide to formulary. Thanks
I definitely think you’d benefit from that set. Also the herbal encyclopedia
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Glad it helps :)
@@tablerockteacompany yes sir it is helping me a lot thank you once again 😇
I really appreciate you sir, the 3 books I will purchase based off of your reviews are the Herbal encyclopedia, Merck and the Tabers encyclopedia. Much respect to you. Let me know your thoughts, I’m a 44 year old male!!!
Those are three good ones to have in anyone’s library
Thanks for responding bro, I am and currently live in Philadelphia by the way💪🏾
👉 Gracias Very Mucho! I appreciate your sharing! I am ordering the encyclopedia and plant medicine books under your link.
By the way, what is your view about the books by Nicole Apelian?
I haven’t read any of Apelian’s books but you are the second person this week who’s asked, so I’ll have to check some out snd do a review:)
@tablerockteacompany Thumbs-up! I received my encyclopedia yesterday, and I will receive my plant medicine book within a week. I hope your links work properly.
@@WordsByAsti Thanks and Enjoy! I’m sure if you arrived at them by the links, they’ll work - Amazon Associates is pretty good about that.
I have a DK book:
"The Complete Medicinal Herbal" by
Penelope Ody...1993 edition
Is it as need as your 1st one btw?
Thnx, it's great info u offer!
Those books are very similar but I do like the encyclopedia a little better. Glad you liked the video.
I have been fortunate to have found books in thrift stores and garage sales abd and even in antique stores never know where you will find one. I think my moat expensive ine was $4.00. Happy hunting.
Hopefully some of these were in your finds.
I’m going to Dallas in two weeks and I’ll make a stop at a couple of the Half Price books locations. Can’t wait to see what I find!
Do any of these books explain the dangers of some herbs being used while on specific prescriptions? We ran into this issue when my mom was ill. Her prescription medicines were not helping, so she turned to herbal supplements. We were unaware the dangers of mixing some Supplements with pharmaceuticals.
The 5 volume series for medical professionals does
I am interested
Links are in the video description
“ Encyclopedia of Herbal Medicine: 550 Herbs and Remedies for Common Ailments”, also from DK is considerably better encyclopedia… in my opinion. 😎
It’s probably the latest edition from the look/sound of it. I’ve had mine for a while :)
Incredible reviews, thank you. Happy to find you🌿📚💎
This is the guide I prayed for, thank you.
I pray in the mighty authority of Jesus Christ that you may be blessed with more life for sharing you your wisdom with an open heart.
Glad to be of help
I need this books,How possible
Most of these should be available on Amazon.com - the links are in the video description
All of these books are expensive except 2. Used books are just as expensive when you pay shipping. There are alot of really good cheaper books out there if you just search for what you are wanting to learn.
I've found that in most things, you get what you pay for. On the flip side, there are a lot of expensive books with very little substance. I can definitely tell you that you won't find the information in those Healthcare Professional books anywhere else.
Yet, they are all on Amazon and with a Prime Membership (low monthly fee) the shipping on all orders is free.
@@dannettepeters1507 - yup - I think all of these are available on Amazon (there is a newer version of the encyclopedia)
In two weeks I’m going to Dallas which means trips to the flagship Half Price bookstore. Can’t wait to see what I find..😊
What word should be used instead of tonic? 😕
Nothing! Even words like, ‘elixir’ should only refer to the mechanism of delivery (tablet, IV, injection, etc) - it shouldn’t be used to refer to its nebulous effects.
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@urbancuranderauk8675 Maybe an example would clarify: If I infuse aspirin into vodka and call it an "acetylsalicylic acid tonic," I'd be referring to 'tonic' as its delivery mechanism (infused alcohol by mouth), but the medicinal component (aspirin) is quite clear and we know very well how it works physiologically. But if I call it a 'blood tonic,' alluding to the idea that it offers some vague improvement to the blood (in this case, anticoagulation), that's a problem and it signals that I have no clue as to how (or if) it actually works. That, as Bon Jovi would say, is bad medicine :)