127 Wild Medicinal Plants of Southwestern US: A complete guide for plant identification, sustainable foraging,preparation methods,and uses

Make herbal infusions, extracts, tinctures, and more with these 127 medicinal plants of the American SouthwestAre you tired of medicines sold at sky-high prices?Are you looking for more affordable medicinal alternatives that don’t wreck your body?Do you want to try something more natural and soothing?Since ancient times, humans have been looking at nature as a potent answer to all their ailments, crafting remedies through wild plants and herbs growing nearby.And while it may seem like people have lost their touch with nature, this is far from the truth…From Native Americans to African tribes, Chinese traditional medicines, and even the Indian Ayurveda, the plant world still reigns supreme when it comes to finding natural remedies for various ailments.In fact, the trend of relying on herbal medicinal plants is back in full swing.According to IUCN and WWF, between 50,000 to 80,000 species of flowering plant species are used for medicinal purposes all around the globe.Given the skyrocketing costs of healthcare in the United States, it is no surprise that you too would like to try your hand at these medicinal plants to maintain your well-being.And if you happen to live in the Southwest region, you’re in for a treat.In Wild Medicinal Plants Guide of the American Southwest, you will discover:127 medicinal plant profiles – explore a handpicked selection of wild medicinal plants growing in the American Southwest (along with their uses)The rules of foraging – practice responsible foraging with these ethical guidelines to harvesting wild herbs without harming the environment (or breaking any laws!)5 key characteristics of poisonous plants – and how to avoid them using the 8 golden rules of poison preventionPlant Identification 101 – master the basics of identifying wild plants with easeA list of important tools to equip yourself with when foraging in the wildHow to become a DIY herbalist – prepare fantastic herbal recipes as you make teas, tinctures, infusions, and soothing balmsAnd much more.The American Southwest is brimming with wild plants – not only in the wilderness but also in your backyard!And knowing how to use these marvels of nature might just keep the doctor and his bills away.If you want to experience the medicinal benefits of wild herbs of the American Southwest for yourself, then scroll up and click “Add to Cart” right now. Read more