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Low Dosage Methodology in Herbal Medicine- History, Philosophy and Application
Author Rixt Botello
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Contains more than 600 pages, loads of valuable information.
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Book will be dispatched by October 10, 2024.
This is a great reference book for clinical shelf, professionals, learning/educational institutions, students and individuals interested in herbal medicine…
This book is so much more than merely about low dosage. It is about the important little beings, our plants, about connection, about responsibility, it is about indigenous people of any color and creed, it is about health. It is about industrialization, money lack of and too much of, about energy and power. It is about you, the person, the individual and where you stand today in this world. It asks you to review your beliefs, your desires, your knowledge, and question your own experiences. What can you do, what do you want to do, what have you done.
It is about all our lives…it is so much more than merely low dosage…
Rixt Botello Author, Medical Herbalist, Aromatherapist, Bach Flower Practitioner
…Dive into a captivating exploration of plant medicines and travel the world with this compelling book! Rixt masterfully weaves together research, science, culture, history and medicine, providing unique insights and information not found elsewhere relating to dosing and more. A truly inspiring and informative read, this book is a must for anyone intrigued by plant medicines. Mary Allan (Med. Herb)
“Here at last is an exhaustive, worldwide coverage of the use of small doses in herbal medicine. Small dose practitioners are found in virtually every tradition in the world. As our well-informed author shows, the small dose has a somewhat different action from the large, which often depend on strong constituents such as mucilage, tannins, flavonoids, bitters providing a general tissue impression. Small doses, on the other hand, operate through the immune system, or as we of the small dose school say, “the essence.” The two approaches lie on a continuum. One is not better than the other–the herbalist gravitates to, understands, and uses the tools that satisfy the individual. Matthew Wood MSc (Herbal Medicine) matthewwoodinstituteofherbalism.com
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