Description

Mexican herbalism is a mix of native plant use and European herbology brought by the Spaniards. There is a tendency among herbalists to focus more on the plants they are familiar with, which are often European in origin, and ignore plants native to Mexico.

In Exploring Traditional Herbal Remedies in Mexico Volume 3: Native and Naturalized Plant Use, you’ll learn more about:

◆30 native and naturalized plants used in Mexican herbalism

◆Scientific evidence that supports or contradicts traditional use

◆Botanical, local, and common names for each plant to aid in positive plant identification

If you’re curious about the effectiveness of herbal remedies, get your copy of Exploring Traditional Herbal Remedies in Mexico Volume 3: Native and Naturalized Plant Use and delve into the science of plants for well-being.