The only book that solely focuses on liquid herbal preparation.Whether you are an herbalist, a naturopath, a pharmacist, or other health care professional, this book is a must-have for effective liquid herb use. - By Kerry Bone (2003) 532 pages

Understand herb-drug and nutrient-drug interactions to ensure patient safety and enhance clinical outcomes. Up-to-date information keeps you current with the latest developments in pharmacology, nutrition, phytotherapy, biochemistry... (2008) 932pp

This book addresses the concerns of people approaching age fifty and older. It examines each of the bodys major systems-discussing not only how to maintain natural functioning but also the specific health concerns about aging. (2007) 335pp

This book presents evidence-based information on the 120 most popular herbs, nutrients and food supplements used across Australia and New Zealand. The guide is in alphabetical common name.It is for any healthcare provider. (2007)

David Hoffmann details the intricate chemistry behind herbalism, providing for the first time important background and insights into herbal how herbal remedies are able to achieve their results. (2003) 666 pages

Learn from the teaching of the acclaimed naturopathic John Bastyr - recognized as the greatest natural healer in the world.Provides practical advice & insight drawn from his notes,lectures,& writings. - by William A. Mitchell (2003) 458 pages

This book represents a unique cross-cultural and trans-disciplinary blend of reliable, accurate, and accessible information about phytotherapy. A mini-masterpiece of integrative medicine.Plant glossaries English/Latin. (2004) 491pp

A definitive book drawing on unique,previosuly unpublished,professional expertise regarding the reshaping of herbal medicine in the UK. It outlines the outcomes of recent examinations of its position within the healthcare system. - C. OSullivan 206pp

This book is a major achievement, allowing anyone trained in Chinese medicine to effectively & safely add Western herbs to their daily practice. A contribution to both TCM & our understanding of the energetics of Western herbs. (2008) 257pp

This book contains comprehensive reviews, in monograph format,of the published safety data for 125 common herbs. Includes coverage of issues of quality, interactions, adverse reactions, toxicity, allergy, and sensitivity. With contributions from leading international practitioners and authorities, this must-have clinical guide offers a balanced and objective perspective on the principles of herbal medicine safety and the complex challenges to self-prescribed or professionally prescribed herbal remedies - By Simon Mills & Kerry Bone (2005) 694 pages