Professional manual of botanical medicines used in Western clinical practice

Professional manual of botanical medicines used in Western clinical practice

by Mark William McDermott

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This is an intense clinical herb manual that gives concise uses of over 100 plants for specific disease states. A primary knowledge of herb (scientific) names is useful as this book goes by the plants NOT diseases. Contains the ever useful dosing amounts and specific blendings and mixings appropriate to the treatment. It is a small book, booklet really but has an unbelievable amount of information. Very useful for students. Very useful for practices of all modalities wishing to utilize plant constituents.

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