Medicinal herbs / medicinal plants: Wonders of nature

By Helga Schilden and Tom Schilden

Medicinal herbs / medicinal plants
Wonders of nature - Tips from the natural pharmacy
The health helpers from nature

• Language: English
• Publisher: Books on Demand
• Release date: Apr 20, 2021
• ISBN: 9783753414058

Helga Schilden

Helga Schilden, the wife of Tom Schilden, used to be permanently on the road in nature to bring the old medicinal herbs and medicinal plants back to young life. On one of her numerous hikes through nature she finally met her current husband Tom Schilden. Both of them immediately realized that they had to combine their knowledge of nature in order to bring the benefits of nature's wonders back to the people. Helga Schilden has used and tried most of the medicinal herbs or medicinal plants herself. She is enthusiastic about the power of nature and would like to share her experiences in this book with all interested readers.

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About the author:

Helga Schilden, the wife of Tom Schilden, used to be permanently on the road in nature to bring the old medicinal herbs and medicinal plants back to young life. On one of her numerous hikes through nature she finally met her current husband Tom Schilden. Both of them immediately realized that they had to combine their knowledge of nature in order to bring the benefits of nature's wonders back to the people. Helga Schilden has used and tried most of the medicinal herbs or medicinal plants herself. She is enthusiastic about the power of nature and would like to share her experiences in this book with all interested readers.

About the co-author:

Tom Schilden has many years of experience with natural remedies. He successfully puts this into practice. He wrote down his extensive knowledge about medicinal herbs in this book. Tom Schilden has also collected the tips of some other natural experts here for you.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Foreword

Chapter 1: Medicinal herbs

Anise

Basil

Savory

Mugwort

Dill

Tarragon

Fennel

Laurel

Lovage

Marjoram

Oregano

Rosemary

Sage

Thyme

Hyssop

Chapter 2: Herbs that are especially suitable for tea

Apple mint

Spearmint, curly mint, peppermint

leaves of blackberry, raspberry and strawberry

Lemon balm

Lemon verbena

Quendel

Chamomile

Mallow

Cornflower

Lavender

Elderflower

Lime blossoms

Chapter 3: Nature's wonder weapons

Calendula

Moringa

Aloe Vera

Tea Tree

Evening primrose oil

Pumpkin seeds and pumpkin seed oil

Arnica

Chapter 4: Application examples

Marigold tea

Calendula ointment

Tea tree tea

Tea tree oil

Arnica ointment

Chapter 5: Little Swedish bitters

Wild garlic essence

Chestnut, grain or cherry stone pillows

Chapter 6: Medicinal herbs in the lunar month

Raspberries

Blackberries

Pears

Pumpkin

Wild Mallow

Rue

Gundermann

Goldenrod

Broccoli

Sauerkraut

Juniper

Cherries

Chicory

Mountain rue

Motherwort

Meadowsweet

Onions

Lemon balm

Nettle

Mugwort

Hyssop

Chestnut or buckwheat

Valerian, hops and balm

Artichoke

Fennel

Radish

Parsley

Devil’s Claw

Dandelion juice

Foreword

Whether for use in the kitchen as a spice or for use as a medicinal plant, anyone can grow the most important herbs at home. There are numerous ways to grow your own mini herb garden in a small space. Even if there is no balcony, it works.

Of course, really nice is a romantic wild herb garden with a wide range of different plants. There, the danger is also not so great that different herbs inhibit each other's growth, because there are also plants that do not thrive well together in a tub. It is very important to make sure that all plants need the same conditions for good growth. To do this, compare the location, sun exposure and water requirements.

In a small space in the garden can be established herb spiral or a single herb bed. Nature offers the building materials at the wayside (stones) and