Medicinal herbs are gaining popularity because of the failure of allopathic herbs to deliver the beneficial health results, which everyone is seeking. This is not to say that allopathic medicine doesn't work, but rather that it is not the panacea which we would all like to see. In reality restoring our health requires many different approaches, such as lifestyle and diet, but another great methodology is medicinal herbs. Dating back into antiquity, medicinal herbs can provide terrific relief from ill health and without the atrocious side effects, which often plague pharmaceutical medicines. Herbal remedies either cure or greatly alleviate every condition under the sun including: -Stomach aches -Indigestion -Constipation -Diarrhea -Cold and flu's -Cardiac ill-health -Liver health -Diabetes -Osteoarthritis -Cancerous growths -General feelings of ill-health -Mental-emotional ill-health -Skin and hair conditions Take any health condition and you will find an herb which will either cure it or reduce the intensity of the condition, especially when combined with other good health restorations strategies, such as lifestyle changes, diet, meditation and positive thinking. In the previous books in this series (HERBAL REMEDIES FOR BETTER HEALTH, MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING) I have focused on mental emotional health and wellbeing in book 1(Herbs from Depression and Anxiety) and in herbs for treating common health conditions in book 2 (Herbal Medicine). In this book, part 3 of the series, this book focused on an in-depth study of 8 top herbs for treating everyday health conditions. In my last book I covered a wider variety of herbs, but each herb was detailed as it related to treating certain conditions. While this provided a great how to guide, to treating specific health conditions, it left out the big picture as it related to every herb. So in this book I wanted to provide the reader with an in-depth look at the benefits of 8 top herbs, for everyday health and wellbeing. This I feel fills a gap within the last two books. While it's great to try out many great herbs, unless we get into the habit of using certain specific herbs, on a regular basis, it is unlikely that we shall really gain maximal benefit from them. While I endorse the many different herbs which were outlined in book 2 of this series (Herbal Medicine), I particularly advocate the deployment of the 8 herbs, covered in this book, as they are readily available and are extremely potent, although most people don't realise just how potent they are, because they don't know how best to use them! For example: -Do you know that honey can help reduce blood sugar levels! -That ginger is a health tonic which can bring a person back from ill-health into blooming health! -That garlic can prevent and to some degree even reverse symptoms of dementia! -Those lemons can restore the Ph. Balance of the body, thus preventing the onset of inflammation and chronic ill-health, if taken regularly! -That cinnamon is the most effective treatment for blood sugar control and that it increases insulin sensitivity 20 fold over any other compound! -That cardamom protects both heart health and the body from cancerous tumours! -That Apple Cider Vinegar will either cure or treat just about every condition under the Sun! -That wheatgrass will oxygenate the blood and kick out every virus, fungus and unhealthy bacteria from your body! This is just the tip of the iceberg!.....Take a detailed look into 8 great herbs with over 100 great benefits listed and 89 clinical citations, to real scientific research, which backs up the punch which these medicinal herbs, for everyday health, can deliver with real research which confirms their potency! Take a look inside and don't waste time. Start today in using these herbs to your benefit!
About the Author: Dermot Farrell was born and raised in Ireland. He first took an interest in mental health back in the 1990's when he studied psychoanalytic studies, hypnotherapy and clinical psychoanalytical psychotherapy. While he learned a great deal about the workings of the mind, at this time, his interest in healing encouraged him to attend classes in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture, finally culminating in a clinical diploma in 2005. Since then he has run a TCM (Traditional Chinese Medical) clinic for a considerable period of time and also has taken to writing about a variety of topics. Dermot has learned, from experience, the importance of balance in the three key domains of our life, which are physical, mental-emotional and spiritual well-being. His approach to healing is infinitely practical and is based upon the need to balance each of these aspects of our life, in order to regain a balanced state. Furthermore, Dermot is interested in moving the western/eastern medical discourse forward. Believing in the virtue of both western (allopathic) and eastern (complementary) healing systems, he is continually pushing for an integrated approach to healing. As the old saying goes "doctors differ, patients die!" demonstrates the need for everyone, who is interested in health and healing, to work together towards learning more about the causes of ill-health, and the techniques of re-balancing health and reaching out in a humanistic way, so as to help patients regain their health. As well as his interest in healing, he possesses an interest in spirituality too. In 1999 he began his meditation journey, in an Indian system of Raja Yoga, known as Sahaj Marg. With an ardent interest in spirituality as well as physical, mental and emotional healing, Dermot is presently residing in India with his wife and son. Dermot has a website (www.healbodymindandspirit.com) where he writes articles about these topics.