Hello there everyone, today we are going to cover the book "Making Plant Medicine" by Richo Cech. If you've spent any amount of time poking around in herbalism you'll likely have heard of this book. Personally speaking, this was one of the first 2 herbal books I heard of when I started studying herbalism.
Overall, it is a solid and useful book that will likely be something you can use regardless of your skill level in herbal medicine although I will say that in my opinion, I think that this isn't something for a timid beginner to start with. There are both technical and folk methods for making the herbal remedies and preparations it covers but it leans heavily towards the technical and the professional scale. This book is good but doesn't especially cater to folk or kitchen herbalism.
Ultimately, this is a book worth your time. It's likely you'll find that you take away more and more every time you read it, and the herb profiles in it are quite nice. It's especially good in that if you cannot afford or want a minimal herbal library that it has a very long use life in your herbal education.
If you want a more concise and in-depth look into the specifics of the book I invite you to watch the video below as I go over all this in detail. I hope you like the video, if you do please don't forget to subscribe on YouTube. Have a wonderful day!
If you would like, you can purchase this book using the links below. Enjoy!
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