The Nature Doctor

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Alfred Vogel's classic work in naturopathy is an essential health guide for every family. This revised edition features a cloth-bound cover with a dust jacket, totaling 774 pages, complemented by 40 color images and illustrations. Originally published in 1952, it has stood the test of time, with over two million copies sold and translations in 12 languages. The latest English translation includes updates and over 140 comments, making it more accessible than ever. The book serves as a comprehensive compendium, addressing health issues from A to Z, such as abdominal disorders to zinc deficiencies. The first 400 pages focus on specific health concerns, providing practical advice on which plants alleviate certain ailments and which nutritional choices best support various organs. Readers will find a wealth of tips on natural treatments for a range of health problems. Additionally, the text explores specific plants, naturopathic methods, diets, and cures. Key topics include plant portraits, wild fruits, a selection from homeopathy, biochemistry substances, seasonings, various cures, and nutritional advice. This classic remains a trusted resource for those seeking natural health solutions.