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HerbNET - Press - Book Reviews (A-E)<br />

Mechanicsburg, PA 17055, 1997; softcover; 198 pages; $18.95. If you're into herbs there <strong>com</strong>es a time when you<br />

want/need a greenhouse. And if you're just starting out you rarely have the financial resources to buy that newest and<br />

latest one you saw in the catalog. Here's everything you need to build your own with 11 specific examples. It gives you<br />

all the details on framing, glazing, ventilating, insulating, plumbing, wiring and there's lists of suppliers throughout the<br />

US and Canada. And if you've already got yours….maybe your customers would wel<strong>com</strong>e this book…..that way they<br />

can buy more of those tender perennials you've been trying to hook them on.<br />

The California Wine Country Herbs & Spices Cookbook ... Yes, I did admit I’m a cookbook junkie. I guess<br />

there are worse habits :-) And when I saw The California Wine Country Herbs & Spices Cookbook by Virginia & Robert<br />

Hoffman (The Hoffman Press, PO Box 2996, Santa Rosa, CA 95405; 1998; softcover; 240 pages; $14.95; ISBN"<br />

0-9629927-7-1) I quickly started searching through it for ideas for some of the more unusual herbs and I was pleased<br />

to find some. There was "Seared Venison Tartar with Pink Peppercorn Crust and Pickled Beets" and a "Cilantro Cured<br />

Salmon" along with lots of new ways to incorporate the traditional basil, marjoram and ginger into recipes from 96<br />

winery chefs and winemakers. And there are suggestions on what wine to serve. You’ll find some here that will<br />

be<strong>com</strong>e your favorites too.<br />

Cancer Salves: A Botanical Approach to Treatment ... Dr. Ingrid Naiman, Seventh Ray Press (North Atlantic Books<br />

is <strong>com</strong>ing out with an updated version of this any day); 1997. This book is so wonderful that we even excerpted a<br />

chapter on our website at http://www.herbnet.<strong>com</strong> (Herb Press area). And after meeting Ingrid in person and having<br />

her speak at our San Antonio conference I want to give this book even more press because the concepts are so<br />

fascinating. She discusses protocol for using plant based salves to pull tumors out of the body. I’ve talked to 2 of her<br />

patients and their stories were amazing. Highly re<strong>com</strong>mended. And check out her website at<br />

http://www.cancersalves.<strong>com</strong><br />

The Charmed Kitchen: Cooking With Herbs and Spices ... Judi Strauss, Goosefoot Acres Press, PO Box<br />

18016, Cleveland, OH 44118-0016; softcover; 1996; 399 pages; $20. Everyone can use another general herbal<br />

cookbook and this one will fill the bill. Great section on beverages that has things like Basil Mary, Lemon Basil Cooler.<br />

Learn to make your own Chorizo. This book is great for those that want to try herbs but don't want to be too extreme.<br />

Pretty good.<br />

Chemistry and Applications of Green Tea ... Edited by Takehiko Yamamoto, Lekh Raj Juneja, Doing-Chi Chu<br />

and Mujo Kim; CRC Press, 2000 Corporate Blvd., NW, Boca Raton, FL 33431; 1997; hardcover; 160 pages; ISBN:<br />

0-8493-4006-3. Green tea has been in the news for the last couple of years for all its possible healing benefits. Here's<br />

some solid background on why and how it works. Well documented with plenty of references you can learn Thea<br />

sinensis' effect on the prevention of colon cancer, its use as an antioxidant, it's sedative and deodorant effects and its<br />

help in preventing tooth decay. When clients and customers question you, you'll have more than enough research to<br />

back up your statements. Re<strong>com</strong>mended and interesting (though very textbook like).<br />

The Chinese System of Using Foods to Stay Young ... Henry C. Lu, Sterling Publishing Co. (387 Park Ave<br />

South, New York, NY 10016); 1996; softcover; $10.95; 192 pages. And while we're on the subject of diets and want<br />

more extensive information on using the Chinese method of incorporating food and herbs as part of your health plan,<br />

try this book. It gives information on various foods and how they tonify the body and deal with deficiency and excess<br />

chi problems within various systems.<br />

Chinese Traditional <strong>Herbal</strong> Medicine ... Now if you’ve read a little on TCM and would like to research it<br />

further, pick up the two volumes of Chinese Traditional <strong>Herbal</strong> Medicine (Dr. Michael Tierra and Lesley Tierra, Lotus<br />

Press, 1998, softcover, $22.95/$24.95; ISBN:: 0-914955-31-4 and 0-914955-32-2) Volume One focuses on the<br />

theory, principles, diagnostic methods and treatment modalities of TCM. Volume 2 provides an extensive Materia<br />

Medica (with sources) Excellent references by excellent practitioners and writers.<br />

The Cleveland <strong>Herbal</strong>, Botanical, and Horticultural Collections: A Descriptive Bibliography of Pre-1830<br />

Works from the Libraries of the Holden Arbore The Cleveland <strong>Herbal</strong>, Botanical, and Horticultural Collections:<br />

A Descriptive Bibliography of Pre-1830 Works from the Libraries of the Holden Arbore ... <strong>com</strong>piled by Stanley H.<br />

Johnston, Jr., Kent State University Press; 1992; hardcover; 1012 pages. If you're doing research and need older<br />

herbals for background information, this book could help. It gives a descriptive bibliography of pre-1830 works from the<br />

libraries of the Holden Arboretum, the Cleveland Medical Library Association and the Garden Center of Greater<br />

Cleveland. This includes works like "A New and Complete Body of Practical Botanic Physic" from 1784-1794 and<br />

some material going back to the 15th century. A very interesting reference book.<br />

Colour Scents: Healing with Colour & Aroma ... Suzy Chiazzari, C.W. Daniel (1 Church Path, Saffron Walden,<br />

Essex, CB10 1JP, UK and available from New Leaf); 1998; softcover; 239 pages; $23.95; ISBN: 0-85207-316-X. If<br />

aromatherapy has been an interest, then this book takes it one step further by using the color signature of the plant<br />

along with its aroma to effect healing. You’ll get the basics of color therapy along with information on specific essential<br />

oils. An interesting book.<br />

Comforting Scents: Your Personal Aromatherapy Journal (Valerie Gennari Cooksley, Prentice Hall Press,<br />

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