Home Remedies, Poultices, Salves, and Tinctures

This is an informative sourcebook, but the only downside is that page 127 is missing on my Kindle . Hope the book seller can solve this problem.

This is a great starter guide, i have used it for the last few years and still reference it from time to time. It takes the guess work out of the terms and measurements, puts everything into an easy to read and easy to understand format.

Home Remedies, Poultices, Salves, and Tinctures:This book is so easy and informative.I am going to order 4 more to share with others.I am sure I will be ordering more in the futureI wish I could meet the Author Just to say THANK YOU!Wonderfully put together. So far I have ordered 12 copies to share with Family and Friends.4/12 JUST ORDER 4 MORE BOOKS this makes16 total. LOVE IT!

Love the book!! On page 116, the remedy for Bursitis calls for drops of 3 Herbs. Are the drops oil or tincture?Thank you.

This book contains invaluable info on herbal remedies. I would recommend this book to any herbalist, herbal practitioner or anyone interested in how herbs can change their lives. I can't wait to start using the recipes I discovered in this book.

This is a great book with information new to me and I have read a lot . Terrific information on cinnamon and honey. And many other recipes for healing.

I was so excited to get this book, and once I picked it up I could not wait to read through it. It's so informative and well put together! Definitely worth the money, I highly recommend this book!

I liked the book, more like a manual. But it's easy to read and informative!

Lots of great info in this book.

Very handy little book, with even some remedies that were new to me. It's certainly worth a read if you're into home remedies and sleep sufficiency.

Book speaks for itself and yes I would recommend

The book is a manageable size, printed to order by Amazon. Its a good reference guide especially for times when you do not have internet access and want to check how to make something, or the uses of a plant. There are no pictures or guides to plant identification - not a negative but just for user information its handy to know what the book does not contain. It reads like some of the older books I have- a no bells and whistles tool- and most of the recipes are fairly useful and are natural alternatives - bar a couple of odd ones- for instance one which uses Kool aid mix and another using unscented bleach. It gives you some foundation knowledge so that you can learn how to preserve and extract from foraged or grown ingredients from scratch, the section on yeast production and storage I found very informative. As the blurb suggests, its written for an American market, and I did have to look up what "T" and "t" stood for on google! (as in the UK we use the abbreviations Tbsp. and Tsp.) But usefully there are a few blank pages at the end which are great for making your own notes. There are a few editing errors and the odd spelling mistake; but I find it kind of endearing and reassuring that this was written by a real person and not AI! A good book to add to my collection of herbal and homeopathic remedies.

So many great recipes in here. I love reading all them. Have made a few so far