Herbal Medicine
by Holly Bellebuono · Rosemary Gladstar
Profiles thirty women healers across sixteen plant-based healing traditions, with the geography and history behind each. Includes recipes for balms, oils, teas and salves, giving readers context for how herbal practice differs between cultures.
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nccih.nih.gov
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Chestnut School of Herbal Medicine
Herbal school site whose free blog publishes detailed plant profiles, foraging guidance, and preparation recipes with photographs. Useful for identifying common medicinal plants and learning how to make tinctures, salves, and infusions safely.
The Herbal Highway
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University pharmacy textbook covering plant chemistry, drug discovery from natural products, extraction and quality control, and the clinical evidence for major herbal drugs by body system. Equips readers to read a phytotherapy monograph and judge its pharmacological basis.
Chinese Herbal Medicine: Materia Medica (Portable 3rd Edition)
Herbalism treated with pharmacological seriousness, including safety data. Monographs on roughly 530 Chinese medicinal substances plus hundreds of alternates, covering properties, channels entered, dosage, contraindications, quality criteria, traditional commentary, and notes on chemistry and pharmacological research.
About Herbs, Botanicals & Other Products (MSK Integrative Medicine)
Clinician-maintained database of over 300 botanicals and supplements, including monographs on lavender, tea tree and peppermint oil. Each entry summarizes constituents, proposed mechanism, clinical trial results, adverse reactions and herb-drug interactions, with references.