books by Kathi Keville (ornamental medicinal culinary)

books by Kathi Keville

books:

Ginseng (Keats Good Herb Guides)
Kathi Keville

Keats Pub, 1996

Aromatherapy: A Complete Guide to the Healing Art

6 reviews
Kathi Keville, Mindy Green

Crossing Press, 2008

This book is an invaluable asset to the aromatherapy novice.
Let me start by saying I love this book! Finally a complete guide that is easy to read and affordable. The descriptions, explanations, and step-by-step preparation methods are written for the novice and are easy to follow. I especially like the quick reference on page 30 outlining the basic essential oils. I copied it onto a piece of bright purple paper and put it on my refrigerator for ...

Herbs for Chronic Fatigue

2 reviews
Kathi Keville

McGraw-Hill, 1995

Kathi Keville really knows her stuff!
I have several of Kathi's books, but this one is most helpful. As a chef, I am on my feet alot. fatigue is something I am very familar with. I was a childhood friend of the author and would love to e-mail her. Is there a web site or address?

Guía Completa de la Medicina Natural
Kathi Keville, Jill Stansbury, ...

International Masters Publishers AB, 1999

Herbs for Health and Healing

6 reviews
Kathi Keville, Peter Korn

Rodale Pr, 1996

Herbs for Health and Healing - A drug-free Guide
The organization of this highly informative book allows the reader to read straight through, or us as a reference - easy to find the information needed. I found this book along with others of similar topic in my local library. I kept straying to this one, causing me to order one of my own. In comparison to my own discoveries, this book is right on track. Mostly, I've learned much from it!

Aromatherapy for Dummies

4 reviews
Kathi Keville

For Dummies, 1999

This should be the first book you should read !
I was looking at several aromatherapy books before actually buying one. I must have looked at dozens of books..Being a beginner, this was by far the most entertaining and educational book out there on aromatherapy! Many books are very informative, but not a particularly interesting read. In this case, the humour and easy going manner of the book makes you want to read on and on. The chapters ...

Women's Herbs: Women's Health

2 reviews
Christopher Hobbs, Kathi Keville

Botanica Press, 2007

You cannot go wrong with Christopher Hobbs
I took a herbalism course with Christopher Hobbs and must rave, and then some. He is simply a giant in the field of phytotherapy, medical and scientifically-based herbalism originating in Europe but now also with studies done in America. If you mention any herb---Chinese, Western, Ayurvedic or Native American---Christopher Hobbs will instantly draw molecular chains on the board without looking up ...