Health from God's Garden

Herbal Remedies for Glowing Health and Well-Being

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Pages: 128
Book Size: 8.5 x 11
ISBN-13: 9780892812356
Imprint: Healing Arts Press
On Sale Date: October 1, 1987
Format: Paperback Book
Illustrations: 16 color plates

Herbalist Maria Treben reveals the herbal formulas--including Swedish Bitters--that made her famous in Europe, where millions have been healed using her herbal remedies.

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Description

In this accessible guide, a world-renowned herbalist with sixty years of experience unlocks the health secrets that made her famous in Europe, where millions regained health and well-being from her herbal remedies. Clearly written and logically organized for easy use, this handbook has an alphabetical listing of illnesses and suggested remedies, with herbal recipes included. The author's first book, Health Through God's Pharmacy, was an international best-seller that sold four million copies in seven languages.

Table of Contents

Health from God's Garden
Herbal Remedies for Glowing Health and Well-Being

Introduction
How to Use This Book
Letter to the Author
1. The Medicinal Herbs in God's Garden
2. Prevention is Better than a Cure
3. The Gentle Way to Health
4. Faith Can Move Mountains
5. Standard Herbal Recipes
Therapeutic Index
Remedy and Plant Index

Author Bio

Maria Treben practiced medical herbalism in Austria and Germany for most of her long life, and was known and respected throughout the world as a leading authority on medicinal herbs until her recent death.

Reviews

Book Praise

"Author Treben's unwavering respect for nature comes through clearly."
East West Journal

"Maria Treben gained world fame with her book, Health Through God's Garden. Believing there is an herb for every illness, she studied extensively, traveled and lectured in Europe and North America. Mrs. Treben's particular brand of herbalism was a blend of German folk medicine and mystical Christian herbalism that traces its roots back to the 12th century."
HerbalGram