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In Qi: The Living Current, author and teacher David Lloyd invites you into an insightful exploration of this ancient principle through the eyes of Daoist philosophy, Chinese medicine, and modern science. Moving seamlessly between poetic reflection and clear explanation, he reveals how Qi is both the spirit of nature and the electricity of life itself—the bridge where ancient wisdom meets contemporary understanding.

Reveals how herbalism is a powerful way to participate in the green transformation underway in our culture Examines the radical and non-hierarchical roots of herbalism, the growth of spiritual awakening and social radicalism Looks at the most recent research in herbalism, revealing...

Have you ever wished you could be more healthy without spending a ton of extra money? Ever wondered how to make your own natural medicine? You don’t even have to leave the comfort of your own home. Dr Lemmon will take you on a guided tour of all your living spaces, inside and out. In Natural Home & Herbal Healing, you will learn step-by-step how to change your life by tapping into the healing remedies that are hiding in plain sight all around your home. With just a few changes, you can have more joy, energy, strength, and peace of mind than ever before.

Medical herbalists use crops depending on contemporary scientific research and clinical studies for their traditional purposes. A qualified herbalist has the same BSc for herbal medicine, researched both conventional medicine and plant medicine, and has the same educational abilities as a GP. However, herbalists adopt a holistic attitude to the disease, targeting the disease's root cause rather than the bugs themselves. They may prescribe herbal remedies that may be combined with other medications and processes. Their GP will recommend many customers to an herbalist for treatment.

What substance can be used to cure depression, alleviate pain, and wean people off opiate and morphine addictions? Maybe you've never heard of it, but it comes from Thailand, and it's called kratom. So, what is kratom? Is it a dangerous, illegal narcotic, as the Thai government decided in 1943 and as other governments have agreed? Or is it a life-saving pain reliever that also can have stimulant and anti-depressant effects? That is the question we will investigate in this audiobook.

Whether you’re a medicinal user seeking relief or a recreational enthusiast exploring the depths of euphoria, this book is your passport to a world where every puff is an adventure and every strain tells a story. Bud Westland’s expertise and passion suck you in, inviting you into a realm where cannabis isn’t just a plant—it’s an experience.

More people today are embracing alternative medicine as treatment for various health issues. One herbal plant that is fast gaining acceptance is cannabis. A once-controversial drug, cannabis has been shown in research to be highly beneficial in aiding different types of illnesses. What's more, laws against using and selling it have relaxed over the years in different countries. If you're curious about the cannabis plant, all its basic facts including its history, how it's legally cultivated, and its various medical benefits, then this audiobook is for you.