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Five Stars, September 15, 2015
By Margaret A. Gerow
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a very effective book to have.
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Three Stars, December 10, 2014
By delon perch
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I was expecting more indept literature on further ailments and conditions.
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Great book, January 28, 2010
By Debra K. Spencer Stewart
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I think the book is great. When I received the book it was in great condition.
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As Said On Title!! Easier than Easy!, October 06, 2006
By E. Chan
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I borrowed this book from the library and liked it so much that I'm planning to buy it for myself. This book is very well-written. The author wrote this book in a very easy to understand manner (in the layperson's language) so as not to do "analysis paralysis". Usually authors like to use fancy words and write out alot of unnecessary words to pad the pages, but this book was not that type of work, making it easier for me to read and enjoy. From reading this book, I was able to understand and learn not just how to make Chinese herbal medicine, but I received a lesson on the history and background of Chinese medicine as well. The author also gave 10 suggestions to improve one's health. Of course, the main juice of this book are the recipes for healing different types of illnesses, and these illnesses were sorted alphabetically so you can find them easily like a dictionary. I seriously recommend this book to those people who are learning about Chinese herbal medicine or who would like to have some Chinese herbal medicine formulas handy like a cookbook. Save money and get the paperback version instead.
8 of 8 people found the above review helpful.
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very useful, February 01, 2002
By billy vitruls
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Being a retired boxer/kickboxer and now in my 40's, I was looking for ways of keeping fit internally and seeking relief from the numerous aches and pains aquired while participating in extreame sports for so many years. This book not only provides many remedies for sports injuries, but for ailments of all kinds. I especially like the way he translates the chinese herbs into botanical language as many of the herbs can be found in our own health food stores. The only slight complaint is that he doesn't say much about our own american ginseng as it is highly valued by the chinese. Otherwise I find it to be highly informative for both the novice and advanced student of the ways of herbal healing. Deep bow.
8 of 8 people found the above review helpful.
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well written, good info., July 09, 2001
By Chuckle-head charlie
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this was a really good book. It gave herbal remedies for illnesses, and also gave the symptoms for those illnesses. This book acted as two books; it gave info on illnesses, AND the herbal formulas to correct those illnesses. my only problem with this book is that in the index, it gives an illness, and then says: see so and so. This is good, but then it gives you a page number. You turn to that page, and there is no info on the illness there, except a little thing saying, illness-see another illness. while this is a little annoying, you have to put up with it, because this book is worth it. Great job!
3 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
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