The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies - Paperback
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- Publisher : Global Brother Srl (1 May 2021)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 304 pages
- Item Weight : 980g
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About the Author
Dr Nicole Apelian, Ph.D.Herbalist, biologist, anthropologist, researcher, mother, survival TV celebrity, traditional skills instructor, and author.Following an unexpected diagnosis of multiple sclerosis in 2000, Nicole applied her scientific research skills towards her own personal wellness. She focuses on holistic wellness, which includes nature connection, gratitude, diet, and herbal remedies.
Claude Davis is an old-fashioned guy by any standard. He is fascinated by the old days, when people were wiser, healthier and more independent.He's a firm believer of "practice what you preach", so he has personally built a log cabin where he lives with his wife and two children.Cooking outside on an open flame, making his own clothes and stockpiling homemade canned foods are just a few of the things he loves doing.He believes that the teaching of our forefathers can prepare us for anything in life.After all, a crisis is what people 150 years ago called daily life: no electricity, no computers, no internet, no supermarkets and no pharmacies in sight.And still they came out on top, otherwise we wouldn't be here.Claude considers that lifestyle to be the building block that shaped modern day America and turned young people from softballs to hardened adults, ready to face anything life threw at them.
Claude Davis is an old-fashioned guy by any standard. He is fascinated by the old days, when people were wiser, healthier and more independent.He's a firm believer of "practice what you preach", so he has personally built a log cabin where he lives with his wife and two children.Cooking outside on an open flame, making his own clothes and stockpiling homemade canned foods are just a few of the things he loves doing.He believes that the teaching of our forefathers can prepare us for anything in life.After all, a crisis is what people 150 years ago called daily life: no electricity, no computers, no internet, no supermarkets and no pharmacies in sight.And still they came out on top, otherwise we wouldn't be here.Claude considers that lifestyle to be the building block that shaped modern day America and turned young people from softballs to hardened adults, ready to face anything life threw at them.