The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies Standard Edition by Claude Davis & Nicole Apelian (2019)

The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies, Standard Edition (2019) by Claude Davis and Nicole Apelian — with more than 23,900 verified Amazon reviews — is the unique plant medicine reference written by Dr. Nicole Apelian, an herbalist with over 20 years of experience working with plants, and Claude Davis, a Wild West expert passionate about the lost herbal remedies and natural medicine that kept previous generations alive. Together, they have produced one of the bestselling herbal references in print.Here’s what you’ll discover inside this natural remedy book:

304 color pages featuring over 800 plants and remedies you can use for most common ailments.
Each plant has multiple high-quality color pictures, the location where it grows, and detailed identification instructions to use as a field guide whenever you’re out foraging.
Easy-to-navigate dual index — search by the specific plant you need or go directly to your condition.
Learn how to make a powerful “relieving” extract using a common backyard weed. This plant acts directly on the central nervous system to help with pain and discomfort. (page 145)

The natural protocol Dr. Apelian recommends for a wide range of autoimmune conditions, after falling prey to one herself.
Topics covered: plant identification and ethical wild harvesting; medicinal trees, shrubs, herbs, weeds, mushrooms, and lichens; preparation of tinctures, salves, decoctions, infused oils, poultices, syrups, oxymels, and teas; remedies organized by body system — digestive, respiratory, cardiovascular, immune, nervous, musculoskeletal, integumentary, urinary, and reproductive; chronic condition protocols including autoimmune support, blood sugar balance, and inflammation; first-aid plant remedies; safety, contraindications, and dosing guidance; and traditional herbal wisdom from Native American, Appalachian, and pioneer traditions.Ideal for: home herbalists, foragers, and wildcrafters; preppers and homesteaders; readers seeking natural alternatives; gardeners growing medicinal plants; outdoor enthusiasts and survivalists; herbal medicine educators; gift-giving for wellness enthusiasts; and anyone preserving the traditional plant knowledge that previous generations relied on.