From Library Journal
Although written for healthcare professionals by two professors of pharmacokinetics, this handy little compendium to botanical medicine has a legitimate place in consumer collections where users expect to find standard pharmacopeias. Easy to use and fully referenced, this handbook lists some 300 herbal remedies; each entry includes generic and common trade names, actions, dosage, adverse reactions, contradictions and precautions, and more. Special logos, like "A (more...)
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Well written, but biased
If you are looking for a reason to tell a patient not to use any alternative medicine, this is your book.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Complementary & Alternative Medicines
The product is very good I can only give it the highest rating. Way too advanced for me at my stage of learning…but someday I plan to catch up to the book.