The new Rainforest Medicinal Plant Guide for Chanca Piedra is now published and available for sale. If you have a kindle account, you can read it for free on amazon.com. Follow the links below.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
-
I was recently interviewed by Ann Louise Gittleman who wanted to know what the top ten rainforest remedies are that I recommend. You can li... -
As many of you know, I’ve been working on a new series of books on the effective rainforest m...
-
Every couple of years someone publishes a research paper saying graviola causes neurotoxicity or the main anticancer chemical, annonacin...
Love the book!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Nancy! If you have the time, leaving a review on amazon would be really helpful. See https://www.amazon.com/review/create-review/?channel=glance-detail&asin=1734684747&ie=UTF8&
DeleteBe well,
Leslie
Hi Leslie! I finally made it over to Amazon and left a review (under a different name there). I have all the latest books but haven't read two of them yet-I will add review afterwards. I did want to mention I frequently check Amazon for books published/released by you, and have noticed that when searching your name for books, usually other authors will appear before your name/books- and your books get spread out in between other authors. I'm fairly certain it can be adjusted to show your name and books first when your name specifically is searched. I often tell others to search your name on Amazon when discussing rainforest herbs, but I am disappointed the Amazon search engine isn't organized to your benefit. Just thought I'd mention it. I hope you continue to print the other books you've listed-I'm looking forward to the latest on Graviola and Cats Claw. If only more ppl knew about rainforest herbs what a wonderful world this would be. I tell everyone that will listen. :-) God Bless. -NancyM
ReplyDeleteThanks for the review Nancy! And yes, Amazon's search engine is disappointing at best. Nothing can be done, and I've tried. My camu camu book wasn't showing up in a search using "camu camu" as search words, however hundreds of links to book written by an author Albert Camu was instead. Geeze! You can tell people to use my name and the word "rainforest" and it should put all my books in the top of the search results if that helps.
DeleteThanks again for taking the time to leave a review!
Best,
Leslie
I'm looking forward to getting your book! Can chanca piedra break down tartar? I'm trying to find something that dogs can take too!
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen any research showing that it can. I've long used hibiscus flowers for that purpose and it works wonders for my hubby who takes is for his heart. He noticed a significant improvement in his dental cleanings after he began taking it. Even his dentist noticed it. The flowers have shown in preliminary research to interfere in the production of arterial plaque and it evidently reduces the plaque in the mouth as well. More info about it is my the book: https://rain-tree.com/hibiscusbook.htm
DeleteBest wishes,
Leslie