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The Latin names for Buchu have been updated since all of these reference documents have been written. The names currently in use is : Agathosma betulina (Long-leaf Buchu) or Agathosma crenulata (Oval-Leaf Buchu).
Editing and refining my Herbal Monograph as I go along.
Buchu has been a staple in my pantry for its diuretic and kidney-protective properties.
I also take information or facts that interests me about a plant and learn that first and grow my knowledge from there. Definitely agree with the statement “less is more” I also used a lot of herbal remedies in veterinary practice as well and it works wonders for animals.
When I had a look at the three different books to choose which one I will take info from for my monograph, it was interesting to note how each one differs from the others in style, and type of info.
Great list of books, I will use them along with others that I have. I looked up red clover; I was surprised that none of the books mentioned menopause or womens’ reproductive health.
Oh my, that took my down a delightful wormhole full of wonderful books and articles! Sadly, I don’t have the resources to purchase everything that I want.
I chose dandelion , already have many clinical trials on the plant and in todays world we do need an adatogen to make people feel good.
pdfdrive also has a huge store of herbal books for other that may be interested.
The Latin names for Buchu have been updated since all of these reference documents have been written. The names currently in use is : Agathosma betulina (Long-leaf Buchu) or Agathosma crenulata (Oval-Leaf Buchu).
Editing and refining my Herbal Monograph as I go along.
Buchu has been a staple in my pantry for its diuretic and kidney-protective properties.
I will definitely be purchasing David L. Hoffman’s book “Health World”
What are your thoughts on Margaret Roberts? I just love her books and have quite a few here in my library!
Getting momentum slowly but surely. Chamomile is a favorite and my new monograph just confirmed again why.
I also take information or facts that interests me about a plant and learn that first and grow my knowledge from there. Definitely agree with the statement “less is more” I also used a lot of herbal remedies in veterinary practice as well and it works wonders for animals.
Going threw the list, I found myself going threw a rabbit hole.
When I had a look at the three different books to choose which one I will take info from for my monograph, it was interesting to note how each one differs from the others in style, and type of info.
Good list of books. I already have some of them on my collections and others, too. Will certainly try to find the ones that I still don’t have.
Great list of books, I will use them along with others that I have. I looked up red clover; I was surprised that none of the books mentioned menopause or womens’ reproductive health.
I acquired eBooks on Amazon for Holistic Herbal(David Hoffmann) and The Herb Handbook(John Lust ), Using the Kindle app on my cell phone.
I have searched all online bookstores and cannot find any of these titles (of the 3 recommended books). Please advise
Oh my, that took my down a delightful wormhole full of wonderful books and articles! Sadly, I don’t have the resources to purchase everything that I want.
Yes I member buchu is used to help with STIs and other ailments.
I chose dandelion , already have many clinical trials on the plant and in todays world we do need an adatogen to make people feel good.
pdfdrive also has a huge store of herbal books for other that may be interested.