DIY Herbal Gardening: Discover The Top 7 Herbal Medicinal Plants That You Can Grow In Your Backyard And Their Benefits And Uses

Old Natural Ways

• Publisher: FASTLANE LLC
• ISBN:
  9781641935029
• Topic: Biological Sciences
• Subtopic: Horticulture
• Index: Biological Sciences

When it comes to our health, more and more people want to take it into their own hands. In this modern day and age, where medicine has become an industry and people don't trust drugs that haven't fully been tested and relied upon, it is comforting to go back to our roots in nature and consider the healing benefits of herbs.

Table of contents

• Title Page
• Table Of Contents
• When it comes to our health, more and more people want to take it into their own hands. In this modern day and age, where medicine has become an industry and people don't trust drugs that haven't fully been tested and relied upon, it is comforting to go back to our roots in nature and consider the healing benefits of herbs.
• Modern medicine has become a bit untrustworthy. Many times, drugs are used that may or may not actually cause the symptoms of the illness you are trying to get rid of. It doesn't make much sense!
• Like any medicine, some herbs will work for some people better than others, and may cause adverse reactions and allergies if you attempt to use them on yourself. Consult a doctor and give yourself a test to see if these herbs are safe for you before ingesting any large amounts or putting them on your skin.
• Aloe vera is one of the most versatile plants in medicine, and it is also very easy to grow. It thrives both indoors and out, and can grow like a weed under the right circumstances. It most commonly known use is for skin care, but it can also be ingested and bring relief to several other ailments and even boost the immune system in general.
• Chamomile
• Feverfew
• Basil
• Echinacea
• Marigold is a commonly known herb that has been utilized in healing for a very long time. It was traditionally used by applying it directly to wounds in order to effect fast healing and relief. It is especially useful when applied this way to burns and open sores that are not too deep, such as skin irritations and scrapes. It probably got this reputation due to its ability to stimulate the growth of new skin tissues.
• Peppermint is the final herb in this selection because it is arguably one of the most useful medicinal plants that you can grow easily in your own backyard. Peppermint's uses are not limited to just the obvious. Making tea out of this herb is a delicious and amazing way to help keep your body on track with its digestion and start your day with some zest..
• Conclusion
• CHAPTER 1
• CHAPTER 2
• CHAPTER 3
• CHAPTER 4
• CHAPTER 5
• CHAPTER 6
• CHAPTER 7