really enjoyed this short, but informative book. the recipe's sound great! recommend to fellow garlic lovers!only regret is that itsvery short.

I always enjoy reading Cayce books because they are filled with his knowledge. This particular book was somewhat watered-down for advanced herbalists or those familiar with first aide. It is a great book for beginners and the herbs suggested are great all purpose herbs anyone should have available.

Worth the read!

I prefer to use natural remedies, and some of my favorites are ginger, turmeric and oregano. I'll often take these as supplements or teas, and have been working to incorporate them more into my meals. This book is a real find, part reference and part cookbook. I like the way it's organized, featuring details and background about each ingredient followed immediately by the relevant recipes. The photos are a nice touch as well.

I went to a health retreat in Thailand last year and for week had a table spoon of coconut oil every day - without knowing why.
Everyone there was saying it is a wonder cure but until I read this book, I didn't appreciate the value of coconut oil.
This is a very extensive book and covers health, weight loss, using it in the home and more. There were lots of things about using, and benefits of, coconut oil that I just didn't know.
This book is a very useful introduction to the topic.

It has a lot of interesting facts about garlic. One of the things I've found most useful is how to remove easily the pungent smell of garlic left in my hand right after dicing this flavorful herbs. I especially like the the yummy recipes featured in this eBook.

Great book to read, especially as it gets close to cold and flu season. Anyone looking for natural ways to cure many common illnesses should definitely pick up this book and read it. By using the remedies provided in this book, you don't have to fool with going to the doctor for medicine and can avoid the possible negative side effects that come from many of the common prescription drugs out there. As mentioned in the description, many of the herbs needed for these remedies can be easily found in the supermarket, so it isn't hard to pick up the necessary ingredients and try out these remedies when you are sick. I would highly recommend this book.

I must confess before I read Get Well Stay Well I was a complete skeptic about any type of Homeopathic medicine. Cheryl Hines uses logical sensible explanations as to why we should be open to considering alternatives to traditional medical treatments.

It is a very common sense read to some of the everyday illness that we all encounter. Did she convert me? Yes to some extent. When to rest in bed, hot baths, cold showers, slowing down and listening to your body are all useful bits of information.

It is a book that I will reread often. Although I don't think I am into home remedies that much I will take her ideas to my local health food store to see if they have some of these "cures".

I have looked through countless manuals, books, charts, review cards...all in an attempt to keep up with my chinese herb class in oriental medical school. This book is one even my professors rave about. Well worth the bucks!

Wow, what an amazing story that Tangie shares. I was really inspired by the story she shared about her amazing recovery from cancer. This was a great read, and filled with tons of great health information. I pick up lots of awesome tips. I highly recommend this book for anyone wanting to live a more healthy, happy and abundant life!

I was disappointed in this book - probably expected more advice and insight into Cayce and his teachings. I am sure there are other books out there that could be more informative for me.

I wish the book had been written by a practicing homeopath rather than a well informed enthusiast and that is why I only give it 4 stars. However, Ruth Elston obviously really believes in arnica and her book provides lots of valuable, easy-to-understand information. The book is clearly written and very nicely organized.
My brother has been using Arnica for his sprained ankle and he has been trying to convince me to take it before undergoing surgery on my knee.
I learned a many things from this book and have decided to give Arnica a try.
Although only giving it 4 stars I recommend the book highly for anyone wanting to know more about arnica.

Anke says that she considers herbology an amateur interest whereas herbalism is a professional pursuit. I was glad to hear someone else make the same differention as I do! I always consider myself an herbologist, one who studies herbs and no way would I be ready to consider myself an herbalist, if ever! But as Anke says, just because we consider herbology for amateurs does not mean it is any less effective or important! What Anke does say it represents is a continuation of an ancient tradition whereby herb lore is practiced by everyday people in everyday situations! Now that was truly speaking to me folks! Anke's aim is to help guide everyone in taking back our heritage of herbal medicine and passing it on to future generations!

The book is very well written and easy to read with clear instruction for making internal and external remedies. There are sections on infused oils, creams, first aid, children, tinctures, food as medicine and many others. Each is very helpful ready reference when you are making your own remedies at home. What I consider very useful is the fact I finally have a book in my home library that is so easy, and fast to use. Let's just say you have gathered some St. John's Wort and you can't remember right away how to infuse it in oil or fresh tincture it, just grab this book and you can immediately find the sections of the book to help! A ready reference with sound advice right at my fingertips! I am in love!