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Kitchen Cabinet Cures
Your pantry holds the cure to what ails you! Spices...nuts...beans...oils...juices...teas. Forget the pharmacy and transform your health virtually overnight with these homemade remedies. Ease sinus pain with horseradish...diminish age spots with honey...fight nausea with olives...soothe that sore throat with hot sauce! Discover the healing hidden powers of the stuff in your kitchen and put 1,001 of today's fastest, strongest and safest homemade remedies to the test.
- GenresNonfiction
384 pages, Hardcover
First published September 1, 2011
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Reader's Digest Association
5,101 books506 followersThe Reader's Digest Association, Inc. is a global media and direct marketing company based in Chappaqua, New York, best known for its flagship publication founded in 1922, Reader's Digest. The company's headquarters are in New York City, where it moved from Pleasantville, New York.
The company was founded by DeWitt and Lila Wallace in 1922 with the first publication of Reader's Digest magazine, but has grown to include a diverse range of magazines, books, music, DVDs and online content.
The company was founded by DeWitt and Lila Wallace in 1922 with the first publication of Reader's Digest magazine, but has grown to include a diverse range of magazines, books, music, DVDs and online content.
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April 2, 2019
. On a much broader level, it takes your basic spices/herbs that you have at home, plus some added recipes using essential oils, and you have a guide to help you through life's little sicknesses (and possibly prevent them from becoming serious illnesses).
Beautifully laid out, attractive photos, with easy to follow sections, it gives documented facts from studies at universities and hospitals on why a treatment helps. Another section talks about specific illnesses (arthritis, back pain allergies, blisters etc) with more than one treatment to try. Little asides, such as "good to know" tips on how to maximize results, minimize overdoing it, plus "when to call the doctor" suggestions make it seem like a seasoned health care professional is always at your side.
Bought this book at the bookstore, and now am ordering 2 copies on Amazon for friends. Confused by complicated aromatherapy; this book is much more practical.
Beautifully laid out, attractive photos, with easy to follow sections, it gives documented facts from studies at universities and hospitals on why a treatment helps. Another section talks about specific illnesses (arthritis, back pain allergies, blisters etc) with more than one treatment to try. Little asides, such as "good to know" tips on how to maximize results, minimize overdoing it, plus "when to call the doctor" suggestions make it seem like a seasoned health care professional is always at your side.
Bought this book at the bookstore, and now am ordering 2 copies on Amazon for friends. Confused by complicated aromatherapy; this book is much more practical.
March 12, 2020
On a much broader level, it takes your basic spices/herbs that you have at home, plus some added recipes using essential oils, and you have a guide to help you through life's little sicknesses (and possibly prevent them from becoming serious illnesses).
Beautifully laid out, attractive photos, with easy to follow sections, it gives documented facts from studies at universities and hospitals on why a treatment helps. Another section talks about specific illnesses (arthritis, back pain allergies, blisters etc) with more than one treatment to try. Little asides, such as "good to know" tips on how to maximize results, minimize overdoing it, plus "when to call the doctor" suggestions make it seem like a seasoned health care professional is always at your side.
Bought this book at the bookstore, and now am ordering 2 copies on Amazon for friends. Confused by complicated aromatherapy; this book is much more practical
Beautifully laid out, attractive photos, with easy to follow sections, it gives documented facts from studies at universities and hospitals on why a treatment helps. Another section talks about specific illnesses (arthritis, back pain allergies, blisters etc) with more than one treatment to try. Little asides, such as "good to know" tips on how to maximize results, minimize overdoing it, plus "when to call the doctor" suggestions make it seem like a seasoned health care professional is always at your side.
Bought this book at the bookstore, and now am ordering 2 copies on Amazon for friends. Confused by complicated aromatherapy; this book is much more practical
December 8, 2011
Kitchen Cures by Reader's Digest - 5 stars
This is a absolute must have for every household. In a easy to read format, you will learn about 31 kitchen healers, solutions for over 70 common ailments, ideas on how to be a home healer, and careful and detailed explanations of various spices and natural foods. The pictures and sidebars add to your understanding of the various cures. Remember you should seek medical attention first and tell your doctor about the home remedies and supplements you are using.
This is a absolute must have for every household. In a easy to read format, you will learn about 31 kitchen healers, solutions for over 70 common ailments, ideas on how to be a home healer, and careful and detailed explanations of various spices and natural foods. The pictures and sidebars add to your understanding of the various cures. Remember you should seek medical attention first and tell your doctor about the home remedies and supplements you are using.
December 9, 2011
I was really impressed with this one. Ordered by ingredient or ailment, this is an amazing reference for people looking for natural remedies they have on hand. I can proudly say that yogurt really does help with heartburn!
January 29, 2013
Great book! Very interesting. Laid out by illnesses and not by remedy, which is extremely helpful. I checked this out from the library, but will be purchasing my own copy this weekend!
January 31, 2013
Great Holistic Cures and remedies!
March 10, 2013
Concise, easy to navigate and written in layman's terms. Lots of photos, sidebar info, tips and recipes for natural product remedies.
August 11, 2022
I like books like this one! This is a reference and guide for many uses. Book is broken down into four parts. A) Top pantry healers B) Looking & Feeling great C) Easing what ails you D) Practical home healing. Great illustrations and well organized for quick reference. I also like how there is a buyer's tip on the top right corner of certain sections and a note of "when to call the doctor." Overall, a good investment to have.
September 20, 2021
4+ stars
February 26, 2022
Easy to read , the pictures were well illustrated. To keep you healthy.
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