In the Western world, more people are now addicted to “medicines” than ever before, and they are suffering harmful effects from the very drugs that were meant to help them.
In the Western world, more people are now addicted to “medicines” than ever before, and they are suffering harmful effects from the very drugs that were meant to help them. Have you ever heard about the Native Americans and their traditions? Are you looking for a new way to feel good about yourself that is in harmony with your daily activities while taking care of your own and your family's health? Do you wish to start using natural herbal remedies that have been proven to work for ages to deal with some of the most common health problems that we struggle with in modern times to reduce your reliance on conventional medicine? Generations of Native Americans 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 which are rarely seen today. This book will show you everything you need to know about ancient herbal remedies, including the theory and practice! Here what you'll learn:
Which diseases you can fight with herbal remedies Why they work How exactly did the Native Americans practice herbalism How to prepare most herbal remedies
Native American Herbalist’s Bible: 10 Books in 1: Ancient Herbal Remedies, the Dispensatory and Apothecary of the Natives. Theory and Practice to Create Your Own Herb Lab at Home (Unabridged) is available as an audiobook on Apple Books. We haven't confirmed it on Spotify yet — but you can still search there below.
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