This is an amazing book of natural cures.

Fantastic resource. So much information that is useful.

Lovely book, full of useful information and also full of natural remedies, very nice book fro someone that doesn’t want to take drugs or medicine for various illnesses it covers a lot of subjects, it’s quite a big book.
I learned a lot from it, always have it open on my desk for consultation.

If you like homeopathic and natural jazz, this is a good resource. I like these types of books as reference.

A great reference for alternatives to prescription drugs!

Not worth the time or money.

I received this book, for free, in exchange for an honest review.

This book is an above average supplement resource along the same lines as Prescription for Nutritional Healing (PNH). Like PNH, this book's main advantage is that it has a largely illness based layout which makes it easier to find useful information.

Also like PNH, this book has above average but not amazing information on how/why its supplements (herbs, vitamins, minerals) should be used.
I felt that in general most of the supplement information was at about google level. This is probably sufficient for most readers, but for someone who is somewhat knowledgeable the supplement information itself already it doesn't seem too useful. On the other hand, this book does contain a good deal of background information, alternative treatments, etc. that make it a useful resource.

This book is better than PNH in that it contains information on additional healing modalities.
This book includes aromatherapy,acupressure, homeopathy, etc. information for most illnesses.

The book also includes references and sometimes refers to published efficacy studies.
It also includes potential root causes, information on diet and testing information.
This background information, while somewhat inconsistent, is still much better than most similar books.

I haven't found any better books yet, so for now I'd suggest pairing this with other book(s) that have more in-depth information on supplements.
This book can be used to find possible supplements which can then be researched in the other books/online.

Its good for those looking for an alternative, but there are a few problems. It acts like Homeopathy and that one foot treatment medicinal practice can cure major diseases, but I like alternatives, just look on WebMD and check with a doctor (holistic or one who knows about it) before trying anything

Skip this and get yourself a subscription to the Weston A Price Association. Or read Nutrition and Physical Degeneration. I studied nutrition for 5 years. This book was useless (my health improved a tiny tiny bit) compared to the changes that happened once my research led me to the research of Weston Price--cured my acne, menstrual cramps, my husband's hair loss and much more…. this book on the other hand, cured nothing.

Excellent, comprehensive reference!

I believe this book to have cut our need for doctor visits nearly in half, along with the cost of treatment for basic ails and nutrient deficiencies. I'm a little iffy on the homeopathy, but I can't see it as harmful, and I'm pleased that it's included as an option for a more a holistic approach.

A good first reference but beware and use more than this as a resource.

An excellent source of information of natural cures!