1,801 Home Remedies: Trustworthy Treatments for Everyday Health Problems

by Reader's Digest Association

Book Overview

Doctor-approved do-it-yourself treatments for more than 100 health complaints You don t have to run to the doctor for every bruise, backache, cut, or cold. Chances are, the solution you need is right... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0762104880
• ISBN13: 9780762104888
• Release Date: January 2010
• Publisher: Reader's Digest Association
• Length: 448 Pages
• Weight: 2.40 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Home Remedies are Safe and Save Money

It is amazing how many simple things can replace the many drugs and over the counter products that we tend to use in everyday life. If you are a person looking for a simpler way to help yourself and your family to live a healthy life this book is a must. A word of caution, this book isn't meant to replace good common sense or a doctor when treating a serious illness, but it will help you to live a longer healthier life if you read it and pay attention to information contained within.

Reader Digest 1,801 Homes Remedies; Trustworthy Treatment ........

This is ONE of the 2 books that I bought for Home Remedies from everyday items. This book is very helpful in everyday cures, BUT DOES NOT REPLACES SEEING A DOCTOR. I found it VERY USEFUL , you now can see what you are putting on your body. I mostly bought it because I will be having a LITTLE ONE in OUR HOME , so I want to make sure that there will not be any side effects from over counter Meds.

Excellent Book a must have

Great book to get for a quick refrence for 1,801 reasons. It's easy to read and understand with great suggestions. I love it!!!

Awesome Buy!

This book is absolutely wonderful and I use it all the time. It is worth every penny. I highly suggest it and wish I could find more books just like it.

1801 Home Remedies

Would you like to save money on household items ?If so, this book is perfect for you. It describes how red winecan benefit the daily diet, if used sparingly. In addition, the authors caution to avoid caffeine at bedtime. The alternative uses of vitamins and herbs are described in great detail. For instance, Aloe is used for skin care and Chamomile is utilized to promote a healthy digestive tract. This volume has a considerable body of good advice on almost anything dealing with household health and management. It is a solid value for the price charged.