• It will show you how to identify completely different edible and medicinal wild plants than the ones in The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies. We just didn’t have the space needed to cover them in one single book.

• You get more pictures for each medicinal plant, including very big ones that will make spotting the tiny details needed for identification a breeze.
• These pictures are all in-field so you can see the herb, weed, mushroom, bush, or tree growing in its natural environment, exactly as you can expect to find it while foraging.

• Also, by popular demand, we’ve added extreme close-ups of the parts that matter for better identification, whether flowers, leaves, stem, fruit, roots, or anything else Nicole knows is important for a 100% no-stress plant ID, which, as you can imagine, varies from plant to plant.

• We’ve also added a small icon that highlights the plant’s identification instructions, separating them from the rest of the description. This way you’ll be able to immediately focus on what matters and make a quick plant ID, in-field.

• Inside the book you’ll find similar icons for each plant’s harvesting instructions, edible and medicinal uses, as well as any warnings or known drug interactions the plant may have.

• Another improvement is that we’ve added visual cues to help you quickly pinpoint exactly what you need for each helpful plant.

Herbal Jelly

This is how you turn remedies into a delicious food spread.

Herbal Satchels

Whether it’s a soothing bath that heals or a divine scent to calm the nerves and improve your sleep, these herb satchels can truly help.

Herbal Smoking Blends

You’ll learn about specific herb blends (in their exact proportions) that can improve your body, mind, and well-being.

Herbal Smudging

Scents are a powerful tool in your natural healthcare, and this ancient technique, when done right, can have an impact.

Herbal Vinegars

After you try some herbal vinegars, it will probably be hard to go back to the regular kind because these are just chock full with health benefits.

Herbal Ice Cubes

Get ready to discover the magic of turning herbs into ice and back into a remedy anytime you want or need.

These are just a few of the reasons why you may want to consider adding The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies II next to your first book on your bookshelf to complete your collection.

It’s time to complete your collection. If you don’t want this book, please let us know as we’d like to pass it on to someone else who also bought the first book.

The first gift is called Wild Edibles. Most medicinal plants you’ll forage with The Book of Herbal Remedies II are also edible and can be turned into nutritious meals.

Take cattails for example which you can harvest “the anesthetic gel” and other remedies from. Every part of a cattail can be eaten. The young flowers can be boiled, covered in butter, and eaten like corn on the cob. In mid-summer, the yellow pollen from the male flowers can be added to pancakes or used to make a delicious gluten-free bread.

The second guide called Natural Healing Secrets of Our Grandparents will help you remember and recreate the forgotten remedies of your childhood.

Back in the day, our grandparents didn’t have access to modern medicine, so they often turned to their backyard and kitchen cupboard for needed relief.

They knew how to mix herbs, spices…sometimes even things like vinegar, or hot potatoes to soothe a soar throat, deal with a fever, a bug bite, a cut, a rash and many other things.

The third guide is called Stress and Mental Health Protocol.

In it, you’ll discover, not just some remedies you can make at home to feel more relaxed, but also meditation techniques, food that calm down the nervous system, herbs that can help you sleep better, aromatherapy, and many other strategies that you can implement for a happier life.

Of course, you are also covered by my 60-Day Keep the Book Money-Back Guarantee, so you risk absolutely nothing.