Encyclopeadia Of Herbal Medicine

Science & Nature Health & Medicine

Andrew Chevalier’s Encyclopeadia Of Herbal Medicine is a lush, DK-illustrated hardback that turns the garden, kitchen, and backyard into a natural pharmacy. First published in 2016, this 336-page reference guides readers from aloe to yarrow with crisp photos, dosage notes, and safety advice that beginners, chefs, and wellness seekers can trust.

The book’s visual index makes spotting medicinal herbs effortless, while concise monographs explain traditional uses, modern research, and preparation tips for teas, tinctures, and salves. Whether you’re calming stress, soothing skin, or simply curious about plant chemistry, Chevalier blends botany, horticulture, and contemporary health in an easy, contemporary voice.

This gently-loved copy sits in very good shape: pages are immaculate, binding tight, corners sharp save for one small bump, and no previous owner marks, dog-ears, or smoke odors. It’s ready to grace a shelf, apothecary counter, or classroom desk from a clean, pet-free home.

Ideal for young adults, parents, chefs, and holistic practitioners, the volume doubles as a cooking, gardening, and self-care companion. Add this encyclopedic herbal medicine guide to your library and let nature’s remedies leaf through your fingertips.