The
Herbalist, by David Hoffmann - This program is a
multimedia CD-ROM for Windows and Macintosh. The program provides
audio-visual, text information, and computer generated pictures of
the herbs included in the program. The program is divided into
four sections:
- Basic
Principles
- Herbal Action
- Materia Medica
- Human Systems
The program
offers guidance in how to choose the right herb, names of the
herb, its constituents, actions, indications, combinations of
herbs, and preparations and dosages for treatment.
American Indian Ethnobotany Database
Biological Databases at NAL
Rhizome? Corm? Look in the
Botanical Glossaries from the Australia National
Botanic Gardens
Free
medline access on the net from from the National Library
of Medicine. Find out what happens when you place one isolated
chemical from your favorite herb in a petri dish with microsomal
liver tissue from mice!
Use Carl
Uncover, now run by Ingenta, to search periodicals for
that obscure footnote. You will find results not in the standard
medline searches.
Search the Flora of North America North of Mexico. It's
only partially completed, so you may not find what your looking
for. However, if you do, you may be furnished with taxonomic keys,
pictures, descriptions, and maps, all in the "new" accepted latin
names.
Can't
figure out that herbal, medical, or anatomical term? Search
Michael Moore's
Medical/Herbal Glossary from his home page.
Grieve's
Modern Herbal is now available on the net. You can even
search these volumes for a specific herb or action.
Phytochemical & Ethnobotanical Databases
Phytotherapy.info
-
an exciting new
evaluation of the evidence on the uses of herbal remedies for
on-line access across the world.
There are numerous books that have been written on the topic of
alternative care. Many deal with herbalism, homeopathy,
chiropractic medicine, aromatherapy, ayurvedic medicine, etc. Here
is a short list of some good reference materials and also books
that could provide in depth information on the individual
practices of alternative medicine.
Alternative Medicine: The Definitive Guide,
compiled by Burton Goldberg Group - This is an excellent reference
book to both patients and healthcare providers that gives
information on 43 different alternative therapies from acupuncture
to yoga. In each of these sections is an explanation of the
principles of the alternative therapy, how it works, listed
typical treatments and addresses and phone numbers of associations
that could provide help in finding qualified practitioners or
other information. The rest of the book lists health conditions,
such as arthritis or gastrointestinal disorders, and gives
information on types, causes, and treatments using various
alternative medicine therapies. The therapies listed are broken
down into two categories: self-care and professional care. The
second one states that the therapy should only be provided by a
qualified health professional. This reference lists organizations
that could guide the patient to a qualified practitioner in their
area.
Aromatherapy to Heal & Tend the Body, by Robert
Tisserand
Ayurveda: The Science of Self-Healing, by Dr. Vasant
Lad
The Complete Book of Essential Oils and Aromatherapy,
by Valerie Ann Worwood
An Elder's Herbal, by David Hoffmann
The Encyclopedia of Essential Oils, by Julia Lawless
An Herbal Guide to Stress Relief, by David Hoffman
Homeopathic Medicine at Home, by Maisimund B. Panos,
M.D. & Jane Heimliche
The Male Herbal: Health Care for Men and Boys, by
James Green, Herbalist
The New Holistic Herbal, by David Hoffmann - This
book concentrates on holistic healing through the use of herbs. It
is broken down by the different systems of the body and list
specific herbs that are used to treat certain conditions. The
author offers specific "recipes" for how to take the herbs and the
quantity of herbs to take each day.
Next Generation Herbal Medicine, by Daniel B.
Mowery, PhD.
Yoga of Herbs: An Ayurvedic Guide to Herbal
Medicine, by Drs. D. Frawley & V. Lad
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