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The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies 2 is a companion volume to The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies, expanding on the original collection with new plants, traditional herbal preparations, and home remedy recipes. Written by Dr. Nicole Apelian, an herbalist with more than 20 years of experience working with plants and herbal practices, the book provides information for readers interested in traditional plant-based remedies and home herbalism.
The guide introduces 139 additional medicinal plants, including common plants, weeds, trees, and herbs that may be found around the home or throughout North America. An easy-to-use appendix and color photographs are included to assist with plant identification, while step-by-step instructions provide guidance for preparing herbal remedies with listed measurements and dosage information.
The book contains more than 207 new home remedies covering a variety of traditional herbal applications. Featured preparations include Wild Mint Carminative Tincture, Sedum Tincture, Sweetgale Steam Inhalation, Maitake Dual Extraction, a traditional pain-control tincture, a sore-joint salve, and a brain-focused herbal tincture. Each preparation is presented as part of the book's broader collection of traditional herbal recipes and plant-based practices.
Additional sections explore how familiar plants growing around a property can be identified and incorporated into a home apothecary. The book focuses on traditional knowledge surrounding medicinal plants, preparation techniques, and ways of organizing commonly used herbs and botanical ingredients for home reference.
The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies 2 is designed to complement the first volume rather than repeat it, introducing different plants and remedies to expand the overall collection. Together, the two books provide a broad reference to medicinal plants, traditional herbal preparations, and home herbalism for readers interested in learning about plant-based practices and historical herbal traditions.
