Cultivate a radiant spirit and a healthy life with the invigorating power of herbs. Spice up meals and try out new, savory recipes. Whip up your own healing salves and organic lotions. As nature's most versatile and potent plants, herbs can be used in hundreds of ways to add zest and vitality to your life. Inspiring you with a bounty of innovative herbal ideas for over fifteen years, Llewellyn's 2010 Herbal Almanac offers over three dozen articles that explore many ways of using herbs, from gardening and cooking to health and beauty to herbcraft and lore. Go green this year, and foster your personal connection to the earth. A Dash of Salt and Pepper by Chandra Moira Beal Wild World of Mustards by Calantierniel Blessed Bitters by Jim McDonald Metabolic Herb Boost by Kaaren Christ Tea Time Herbs by Dallas Jennifer Cobb Herbal Love Potions by Lisa McSherry The Art of Making Infusions by Susan Pesznecker Sacred San Pedro Cactus by James Kambos

Llewellyn's 2010 Herbal Almanac (Annuals - Herbal Almanac)

Barrette, Elizabeth

LLEWELLYN

Pesznecker, Susan

DUGAN, ELLEN

Ress, Suzanne

Cragin, Sally

DeVille, Alice

Cobb, Dallas Jennifer

Reufner, Laurel

Sala, Anne

Arrowsmith, Nancy

McDonald, Jim

Kuceris, Misty

Martin, Amy

Calantirniel

Mc Sherry, Lisa

Morris, Sue

Bennett, Nancy

Beal, Chandra Moira

Appell, Scott

Pharr, Daniel

Weed, Susun

Christ, Kaaren

Religion & Spirituality

Llewellyn Publications

A controversial trial and the author's findings of the details surrounding it.

John Demjanjuk: The Real Story

Biographies & Memoirs

True Crime

Amana Books

Hot Springs of Western Canada

Pollock, Donna

McDermot, Bob

Waterwheel Pr

There are many books directed at those who are retired or about to retire, and most of them focus on financial matters, food and nutrition, or the best place to settle down. Most fitness books are written for the serious fitness enthusiast, not your average Canadian annuitant. This is a book with a different goal. Get Up and Go motivates those 50 and over to become more physically fit and mentally active. Why? So they can live longer, stay healthy, feel good, and enjoy life. And best of all, the authors are speaking from first-hand experience: if it's in the book, it's a reflection of their own personal lifestyle. Whether the reader's main interest is fitness, genealogy, volunteering, crafts, the computer, or the learning journey, every chapter is packed with reliable information and interesting tips to help make the most of life.

Get Up and Go: Strategies for Active Living After 50

McDonald, Olga

Parenting & Relationships

Dundurn Press

Presenting to you Herbal Allies &amp; Plant Profiles, the second in Plant Healer’s materia medica series. Each chosen chapter is excerpted directly from past issues of Plant Healer Quarterly, and are written by its diverse columnists and the inspired teachers of Plant Healer events.There is much knowledge instrumental to being an herbalist or even simply tending your own family’s health using natural medicines, but none is more essential than deepening familiarity with the various herbs themselves. This includes knowing how to positively identify them in the wilds, in the garden, and in the plant matter we purchase, a skill that often depends upon taste and smell as well as visual examination…. as well as understanding their active components, energetics, actions, applications and contraindications. The authors of Herbal Allies &amp; Plant Profiles take a considered look, finding new or less common conditions that specific herbs seem to address, referencing the latest research as well as their own personal experiences administering preparations and recording the results. Not all ways of taking an herb are as effective as we’d like. You will learn in these pages when it is optimal to use the various methods, such as teas, foods, tinctures, infusion, decoctions, steams, oils and balms.Included also, are some loving looks at herbs’ folklore, history, habitat and preservation. And as the book’s Foreword by Kiva Rose Hardin so well evokes, it is ultimately an herb’s experienced significance, mysteries and secrets, that draw us closer to the plant, to ourselves, and to our healing missions. It is the intent of the authors of Herbal Allies &amp; Plant Profiles that their work and words help bring you just that….

Herbal Allies and Plant Profiles: A Practitioner's Guide to Essential Medicinal Herbs

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Hardin, Jesse Wolf

Hoffmann, David

Boyer, Corinne

Hardin, Kiva Rose

Masé, Guido

Bennett, Robin Rose

Alternative Medicine

Independently published

For the many years Plant Healer Quarterly has been published, our mission has been to inform, equip and empower a more naturally healthful world, including providing the fundamental skills and tools needed for developing the most effective medicinal herb practice possible. To this end, we have compiled a series of books for clinical practitioners and all those intending to treat their selves and others with botanicals, beginning with the huge first Herbal Clinician (Volume I), and including this 2nd volume and subsequent titles. Compiled here are an additional 33 original articles drawn from Plant Healer Quarterly issues and Class Essays ebooks, authored by 20 of the most insightful and compelling writers ever in the field of herbalism.Herbal Clinician II has been organized into three sections, covering:ApproachesIntake insights and protocol, placebos, success criteria, marginalized populations, integrating herbalism into the conventional medical system, and the intersection of nursing and plant medicineAssessmentSensory explorations, energetics, constitutional and humoral approaches, tongue assessment, and condition evaluationSkillsEssential science for herbalists, minimizing bias, red flag symptoms, blood work, lab values, herbal constituents, dosage, herb/drug interactions, contraindications, and patient compliance.

Herbal Clinician II: Approaches, Assessment, & Skills

Bergner, Paul

Light, Phyllis

Healer, Plant

Easley, Thomas

Hardin, Kiva

Ganora, Lisa

Bunce, Larken

Carr, Juliette Abigail

Drum, Ryan

Off the Beaten Path 4

Literature & Fiction

Graves, Jason T.

Nettles, Jessica

Elena, Meri

Hosking, Stephen

Motylinski, Casimir

Palmer, Luke

Riley, Miranda J.

Sherer, Mike

Genre Fiction

Prospective Press

How Ya' Like My Hat?: There’s a cover for every dome (How Ya' Like My Hat? Series)

Humor & Satire

J2B Publishing

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