Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure By: William Thomas Fernie (1830-)
In Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure, author William Thomas Fernie presents a comprehensive guide to the application of traditional herbal remedies in modern healthcare. Drawing upon years of research and personal experience, Fernie shares his profound knowledge of medicinal plants and their beneficial properties to promote well-being. The book starts with a thorough introduction, providing historical context and a brief overview of the evolution of herbal medicine. Fernie's writing style is engaging and accessible, ensuring that even those who are new to the subject can follow along easily. He then dives into an extensive A-Z guide of different plants, detailing their medicinal qualities, preferred usage, and potential side effects. One of the book's most remarkable aspects is its emphasis on evidence-based medicine. Fernie does not rely solely on anecdotal evidence or ancient beliefs; instead, he cites contemporary scientific studies and experiments to support his claims. This approach lends credibility to the remedies he presents and helps bridge the gap between traditional wisdom and modern understanding. What sets Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure apart from other herbal medicine books is the author's focus on integrating these remedies into today's healthcare practices. Fernie recognizes that, while herbs offer valuable healing properties, they should not replace conventional medicine but rather work in conjunction with it. He provides guidelines for practitioners and individuals to incorporate herbal remedies into their treatment plans safely and effectively. Furthermore, Fernie devotes considerable attention to ensuring readers understand potential risks and contraindications. He encourages responsible usage, advising readers to consult their healthcare providers before trying any new remedy. By doing so, he promotes a cautious and informed approach to herbal medicine, safeguarding the well-being of those venturing into this realm of healing. While some readers may find the extensive catalogue of plants overwhelming, others will appreciate the depth and breadth of knowledge conveyed within these pages. Additionally, it would have been helpful to include illustrations or photographs of the plants to facilitate identification for readers less familiar with botanical terms. In conclusion, Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure by William Thomas Fernie is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in exploring the world of herbal medicine. Fernie's expert blend of historical context, scientific evidence, and practical advice ensures that readers can navigate the vast array of medicinal plants with confidence. Whether you're a healthcare professional or an individual seeking complementary remedies, this book is a must-have on your shelf. First Page: USES OF CURE Transcribed by Ruth Hart ruthhart@twilightoracle.com Transcriber's notes: While most of the book titles and non English words are italicized, not all of them are, and I have left the non italicized terms as is. Page numbers have been placed in sqare brackets to facilitate the use of the table of contents and the index. HERBAL SIMPLES APPROVED FOR MODERN USES OF CURE by W. T. FERNIE, M.D. Author of "Botanical Outlines," etc Second Edition. "Medicine is mine; what herbs and Simples grow In fields and forests, all their powers I know." DRYDEN. Philadelphia: Boericke & Tafel. 1897. "Jamque aderat Phoebo ante alios dilectus lapis Iasides: acri quondam cui captus amore Ipse suas artes, sua munera, laetus Apollo Augurium, citharamque dabat, celeresque sagittas Ille ut depositi proferret fata clientis, Scire potestates herbarum, usumque medendi Maluit, et mutas agitare inglorius artes." VIRGIL, AEnid : Libr. xii. v. 391 8. "And now lapis had appeared, Blest leech! to Phoebus' self endeared Beyond all men below; On whom the fond, indulgent God His augury had fain bestowed, His lyre his sounding bow! But he, the further to prolong A fellow creature's span, The humbler art of Medicine chose, The knowledge of each plant that grows, Plying a craft not known to song, An unambitious man!" [vii] PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION... Continue reading book >>

Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure By: William Thomas Fernie (1830-)

In Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure, author William Thomas Fernie presents a comprehensive guide to the application of traditional herbal remedies in modern healthcare. Drawing upon years of research and personal experience, Fernie shares his profound knowledge of medicinal plants and their beneficial properties to promote well-being.

The book starts with a thorough introduction, providing historical context and a brief overview of the evolution of herbal medicine. Fernie's writing style is engaging and accessible, ensuring that even those who are new to the subject can follow along easily. He then dives into an extensive A-Z guide of different plants, detailing their medicinal qualities, preferred usage, and potential side effects.

One of the book's most remarkable aspects is its emphasis on evidence-based medicine. Fernie does not rely solely on anecdotal evidence or ancient beliefs; instead, he cites contemporary scientific studies and experiments to support his claims. This approach lends credibility to the remedies he presents and helps bridge the gap between traditional wisdom and modern understanding.

What sets Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure apart from other herbal medicine books is the author's focus on integrating these remedies into today's healthcare practices. Fernie recognizes that, while herbs offer valuable healing properties, they should not replace conventional medicine but rather work in conjunction with it. He provides guidelines for practitioners and individuals to incorporate herbal remedies into their treatment plans safely and effectively.

Furthermore, Fernie devotes considerable attention to ensuring readers understand potential risks and contraindications. He encourages responsible usage, advising readers to consult their healthcare providers before trying any new remedy. By doing so, he promotes a cautious and informed approach to herbal medicine, safeguarding the well-being of those venturing into this realm of healing.

While some readers may find the extensive catalogue of plants overwhelming, others will appreciate the depth and breadth of knowledge conveyed within these pages. Additionally, it would have been helpful to include illustrations or photographs of the plants to facilitate identification for readers less familiar with botanical terms.

In conclusion, Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure by William Thomas Fernie is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in exploring the world of herbal medicine. Fernie's expert blend of historical context, scientific evidence, and practical advice ensures that readers can navigate the vast array of medicinal plants with confidence. Whether you're a healthcare professional or an individual seeking complementary remedies, this book is a must-have on your shelf.

First Page:

USES OF CURE

Transcribed by Ruth Hart ruthhart@twilightoracle.com

Transcriber's notes:

While most of the book titles and non English words are italicized, not all of them are, and I have left the non italicized terms as is.

Page numbers have been placed in sqare brackets to facilitate the use of the table of contents and the index.

HERBAL SIMPLES APPROVED FOR MODERN USES OF CURE

W. T. FERNIE, M.D. Author of "Botanical Outlines," etc

Second Edition.

"Medicine is mine; what herbs and Simples grow In fields and forests, all their powers I know." DRYDEN.

Philadelphia: Boericke & Tafel. 1897.

"Jamque aderat Phoebo ante alios dilectus lapis Iasides: acri quondam cui captus amore Ipse suas artes, sua munera, laetus Apollo Augurium, citharamque dabat, celeresque sagittas Ille ut depositi proferret fata clientis, Scire potestates herbarum, usumque medendi Maluit, et mutas agitare inglorius artes." VIRGIL, AEnid : Libr. xii. v. 391 8.

"And now lapis had appeared, Blest leech! to Phoebus' self endeared Beyond all men below; On whom the fond, indulgent God His augury had fain bestowed, His lyre his sounding bow! But he, the further to prolong A fellow creature's span, The humbler art of Medicine chose, The knowledge of each plant that grows, Plying a craft not known to song, An unambitious man!"

[vii]

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