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The Bellamy Herbal

The Bellamy Herbal
By David Bellamy

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At a time when health scares abound, new drugs and medical treatments are continually emerging and we are forced to be evermore cautious as to the foods we eat, people are increasingly looking for alternative ways of treating and restoring their health. The healing properties of plants has long been recognised, but knowing exactly what we should be giving our families and how this 'alternative' medicine can work safely alongside modern treatments can seem rather less straightforward. David Bellamy - Britain's favourite botanist - here draws on his many years of research and teaching to give us a practical, accessible and comprehensive guide to herbalism, showing how we can all use herbs to strengthen our immune system, boost energy levels and treat conditions ranging from the common cold to digestive disorders, arthritis and heart disease. Bellamy's Herbal is an easy to follow, detailed guide to everything you need to know about herbal remedies and supplements and how they can be used to treat you and your family safely and effectively.


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #172468 in Books
  • Published on: 2003-04-03
  • Original language: English
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 288 pages

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About the Author
Professor David Bellamy, botanist, writer and broadcaster has become one of the best-known and respected personalities in Britain. He is the author of 80 scientific papers and 34 books, many of which are bestselling children's titles. He has written and presented numerous television programmes both for the BBC and for independents. His programmes have won many national awards, including the Richard Dimbleby Award at BAFTA. He is president, patron or trustee of numerous conservation and environmental organisations and founded the Conservation Foundation in 1982. David Bellamy's autobiography Jolly Green Giant is published by Century.


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Essential reading for all of us - and that includes you!5
It should be compulsory for every man, woman and child in the Western world to read this. Not in the least preachy and based on scientific fact, here is the real unvarnished truth about what goes on in your body and how it affects and is affected by the mess we have made of the Earth.
It is written in an typically accessible Bellamy style with chapters on various parts of the body (Dem Bones, The Waterworks etc)and cuts straight through to what you need to know, like the fact that millions of house dust-mites that eat the forty thousand skin flakes that we each lose every day, keeps our beds and houses clean. Each section comes interpersed with boxes about a particular food and how it helps us function. You are what you eat has never been so true.
While the majority of us live our lives by `facts' urged on us by advertising companies and manufacurers, in ever increasing sterile surroundings, this is a welcome antidote. So much more than a herbal.

informative, accessible4
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Comprehensive guide to herbal remedies available in the market, to treat a range of ailments ranging from the common cold to heart disease, as well as to boost our immune systems and energy levels.

With accompanying advice from Britain's favourite telly botanist, who has spent decades in the research of ways to harness the curative powers of "nature's dispensary". And as expected from someone who has spent as much time in writing, it is geared for the family--very digestibly written.

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informative, accessible4
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Comprehensive guide to herbal remedies available in the market, to treat a range of ailments ranging from the common cold to heart disease, as well as to boost our immune systems and energy levels.

With accompanying advice from Britain's favourite telly botanist, who has spent decades in the research of ways to harness the curative powers of "nature's dispensary". And as expected from someone who has spent as much time in writing, it is geared for the family--very digestibly written.

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