Natural Home Remedies: Non-Prescription Solutions to Many Common Health Ailments

by Ron Kness

Overview

Home remedy, folk remedy or herbalism - are there differences? Yes, there is and in this book we talk about those differences. But after that the entire book is devoted to home remedies.

Part of home remedies is the type of remedies Native Americans and settlers used because of two reasons:
• One, doctors were scare to non-existent in the Old West.
• Two, if available, they were expensive to use.

So people discovered, and in many cases learned from the Native Americans, how to use plants that nature provided to cure many common health ailments.

But home remedies take it one step further and also uses common foods like fruits and vegetables not only to heal, but to stay well in the first place.

Also there is a chapter that shows how to use 20 commonly found-around-the-house-items that are used to cure various ailments and conditions.

Even many of today's healthcare providers are recognizing the value of home remedies and are using the curative powers of plants and herbs in something called complementary medicine where they mix modern medicine with home remedies to come up with the best cure with the least side effects.

This book is built around a very clear, concept: use commonly found and inexpensive items to cure common ailments without resorting to going to a doctor, but yet realizing when it is best to seek the advice of a doctor for further treatment.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781725620087
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	08/14/2018
Pages:	76
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.20(d)

About the Author

I grew up in Central Minnesota, where my parents owned and operated a fishing resort. Once out of high school I tried a couple of semesters of college, only to quit halfway through the Spring term; I decided at that time that college wasn't for me.

Then I decided to follow my father's previous occupation as an auto mechanic. I graduated from a two-year of vocational training course and worked as a mechanic for five years. While in vocational training, I decided to join the National Guard where I eventually ended up working full-time for 32 years.

So how does all of this relate to writing? In one of my leadership schools, the instructor, who was an English teacher at a juvenile detention center, presented writing to me in a whole new way - a way that started to develop my interest in working with words.

I eventually went back to college on the GI Bill while I was working and earned my Bachelor's degree in Business Administration. Taking a class or two per semester at night and on weekends took me seven years to complete my degree. Fast forward about 40 years and I now have published over 75 books on Amazon for Kindle, CreateSpace and other publishing platforms.

Besides my own writing, I also ghostwrite ebooks, reports, articles, blogs and do Kindle conversions for clients on a variety of topics.

Today my wife and I are retired from our careers and live in Gold Canyon, AZ. I now write as a retirement business where you'll find me happily sitting in my office typing away on my laptop as I work on my next book or ghostwriting project . . . that is if we are not traveling on a cruise ship - our new-found mode of travel.