Native American Herbalist's Bible: The Complete Encyclopedia to Traditional Native American Herbalism Remedies

by Alma Plant

Overview

Here Is How You Can Improve The Quality Of Your Life And Increase Longevity In An All-Natural Way!

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Nature has the power to heal and when correctly used, earth's elements can aid and benefit our bodies. Whether it is essential oils, herbs, or plants, organic and sustainably harvested ingredients can do wonders for our bodies.

Native Americans had to depend on natural remedies and learned how to live in sync with nature.

There was no illness that they couldn't treat with their herbal remedies. Their longevity amazed many settlers who came to the continent.

Generations of Native American's learned the secrets of natural healing and were able to use the power of plants to maintain good health and create explosive levels of energy and vitality.

Herbs in the medical field have been used for centuries, and many studies have confirmed their effectiveness. Today, more than ever, they are successfully used to eradicate many common ailments.

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Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781915331014
Publisher:	Top Notch International
Publication date:	12/07/2021
Series:	Herbal Apotecary Collection , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	172
File size:	608 KB

About the Author

Alma Plant is an American biologist and writer passionate about herbalism and history. She loves to travel and talk to indigenous tribes to discover the natural medicines of their culture and spread this valuable knowledge through her books.

Table of Contents

Introduction.. 1

Book 1 The Herbalist's Handbook to Handling Herbs. 2

The Basics of the Herbalist. 3

1.1 Herb Gathering in the Wild.. 5

1.2 Site Selection.. 8

1.3 Gardening and Propagation Techniques. 9

1.4 The Best Times to Gather Certain Herbs. 10

1.5 The Preservation and Proper Storage of Herbs. 12

1.6 A Glossary of Herbal Preparations. 15

1.6.1 Infusions. 16

1.6.2 Decoctions. 16

1.6.3 Percolations. 16

1.6.4 Tinctures. 17

1.6.5 Fomentation.. 17

1.6.6 Poultices. 17

1.6.7 Powders. 17

1.6.8 Oils and Salves-Among the herbal preparations with the shortest shelf-life 18

1.7 Herbalism without Roughing It: Proper Shopping and Cultivation 18

1.7.1 The Quality of the Soil 19

1.9.1 Alcohol 27

1.9.2 Beeswax. 27

1.9.3 Cider Vinegar. 27

1.9.4 Gelatin Capsules. 28

1.9.5 Honey.. 28

1.9.6 Oils. 28

1.9.7 Rose Water. 29

1.9.8 Sea Salts and Epsom Salts. 29

1.9.9 Witch Hazel Extract. 29

1.10 Conclusion.. 29

Book 2: A Compendium of Herbs Used by Native American Herbalists 31

Native American Herblore. 32

2.1 Plants. 32

2.1.1 Alfalfa. 32

2.1.2 Aloe Vera. 32

2.1.3 Arnica. 33

2.1.4 Balsam Fir. 34

2.1.5 Beech.. 35

2.1.6 Beechdrops. 36

2.1.7 Birch.. 37

2.1.8 Black Cohosh.. 37

2.1.9 Black Root. 38

2.1.10 Cascara Sagrada (Buckthorn). 39

2.1.11 Castor Bean.. 40

2.1.12 Catnip.. 40

2.1.13 Devil's Club.. 41

2.1.14 Ginseng.. 42

2.1.15 Hops. 43

2.1.16 Horseradish.. 44

2.1.17 Horsetail 44

2.1.18 Licorice. 45

2.1.19 Maple. 46

2.1.20 Mayapple. 47

2.1.21 Nettle. 48

2.1.22 Oak.. 49

2.1.23 Oats. 50

2.1.24 Pine. 50

2.1.25 Prickly Pear. 51

2.1.26 Purslane. 52

2.1.27 Sassafras. 52

2.1.28 Slippery Elm... 53

2.1.29 Watercress. 54

2.1.30 White Poplar. 55

2.1.31 Willow... 57

2.1.32 Wormwood.. 58

2.1.33 Yellow Dock.. 59

2.1.34 Yucca. 60

2.2 Fruit Plants. 61

2.2.1 Barberry.. 61

2.2.2 Bayberry.. 62

2.2.3 Bearberry.. 63

2.2.4 Bilberry.. 64

2.3.15 Dandelion.. 89

2.3.16 Echinacea. 90

2.3.17 Elecampane. 91

2.3.18 Goldenrod.. 92

2.3.19 Goldenseal 93

2.3.20 Gravel Root. 94

2.3.21 Hellebore. 95

2.3.22 Honeysuckle. 96

2.3.23 Lady's Slipper. 96

2.3.24 Life Root. 97

2.3.25 Lobelia. 98

2.3.26 Mullein.. 99

2.3.35 Zizia Aurea. 110

2.4 Spices. 111

2.4.1 Angelica. 111

2.4.2 Garlic. 112

2.4.3 Wild Ginger. 114

2.4.4 Peppermint. 114

2.4.5 Sage Shrub.. 115

2.4.6 Thyme. 116

2.5 Fungus. 116

2.5.1 Chaga. 116

2.5.2 Usnea. 117

2.6 Conclusion.. 118

Book 3: Herbal Treatments for Common Maladies. 119

A Glossary of Illnesses. 120

3.1 Herbal Infusions for Pediatric Patients. 120

3.2 Acne. 121

3.3 Decoctions. 121

3.4 Anxiety.. 121

3.5 Arthritis. 122

3.6 Asthma. 123

3.7 Back Pain.. 123

3.8 Bedsores. 124

3.9 Insect Bites and Stings. 125

3.10 Burns. 126

3.11 Cold Sores. 128

3.12 Colds and Cough.. 130

3.13 Constipation.. 132

3.14 Depression.. 133

3.15 Diarrhea. 134

3.16 Fatigue. 135

3.17 Fever. 136

3.18 Food Intolerance. 138

3.19 Headaches. 141

3.20 High Blood Pressure. 142

3.21 Insomnia. 144

3.22 Itchy Skin.. 145

3.23 Memory Loss. 147

3.24 Menstrual Problems. 147

3.25 Nausea and Vomiting.. 149

3.26 Sinusitis. 150

3.27 Sore Throat. 152

3.28 Sprains. 154

3.29 Stress. 155

3.30 Wounds. 157

3.31 Conclusion.. 157

Conclusion.. 159

References 160