5 1/2 inches by 8 1/2 inches, 90 pages
Herbs to the Rescue
Herbal First Aid Handbook
By Kurt King, M.H.
This book is for:
- Home Travel
- Wilderness Survival
- Outdoor Sports
- When the Emergency Arises
Included are the following topics:
- Herbal first aid and doses
- Out in the Field and Forest - 13 easily Available herbs for survival
- Herbal Sources of Minerals
- Herbal Sources of Vitamins
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First Aid:
- Bleeding
- Breathing (Artificial Respiration)
- Choking (Heimlich Maneuver)
- CPR (Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation)
- Frostbite
- Heatstroke
- Hemorrhage (Heavy Bleeding)
- Hypothermia
- Insect Bites (Poisonous)
- Shock
- Snakebite (Poisonous)
- Ticks
- Wounds
- Survival into the 21st Century
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About the author: Kurt King, M.H. has been involved with natural healing for over 21 years. At the age of 16, he first studied natural health and how it related to his studies of the Martial Arts. Kurt holds several degrees in Karate including a black belt and was a professional kickboxer taking several championships throughout the intermountain West. In 1978, Kurt met Dr. John R. Christopher and studied under him, receiving his Master Herbalist Degree. He has worked with Dr. Christopher and his family for the past 11 years in one way or another involving herbs. Kurt now lives on a piece of God's good earth in a log cabin in the wild Montana mountains with his loving, supportive wife and seven beautiful, healthy children.
Endorsements:
- Herbs to the Rescue is a visionary's book to help us all not only to survive... but to evolve. Highest recommendations for all Herbalists, as well as anyone who loves life on the Earth - Jeannie Parvati Baker, author of Hygieia.
- Kurt's book, Herbs to the Rescue is a first of its kind. I know it will provide solutions for numerous health-related complaints, with its easy Herbal First Aid remedies. I recommend it to everyone that values good health. - Max G. Barlow, author of From the Shepherd's Purse
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