Natural Health… The path to your well-being [German Edition]

Natural Health… The path to your well-being
How to ensure its well-being through plants?

Phytotherapy is part of alternative medicine or so-called alternative medicine, the effectiveness of which is no longer to be demonstrated. Several specialties use plants for medicinal purposes, such as aromatherapy, which uses plant essences or essential oils; herbalism, which uses the fresh or dried plant and uses either the whole plant or part of it (bark, flower, fruit, root, etc.)

The preparation is based on simple methods, most often water-based: decoction, infusion, maceration. These preparations are drunk or inhaled, applied to the skin or added to bath water. Therapeutic use is multiple, preventive and curative, in acute cases or to modify terrain, and it focuses on treating the cause of the illness and not just its symptoms.

Phytotherapy or natural medicine based on the use of plants and their extracts is a solution that is both alternative and complementary to the treatments of classical (so-called conventional) medicine. Its scientifically proven effectiveness is recognized and its adverse effects remain minimal.

Despite enormous advances in modern medicine, herbal medicine offers multiple benefits. Let us not forget that at all times, with the exception of the last hundred years, men have had only plants to cure themselves, whether they are mild or more serious diseases, such as tuberculosis or malaria to name a few.

After obtaining her scientific baccalaureate at the Alfred Saker College in Douala (Cameroon), Dr. Tchuindjang-Nganko was admitted to the Faculty of Medicine of Bamako (Mali) where, eight years later, she obtained her medical degree with distinction. Honorable. She continued her studies at Louis Pasteur University in Strasbourg (France), to obtain the diploma of sports medicine. She then went to Bavaria (Germany) to take up the cycle of specialization in rehabilitation.

This book is the result of a bibliographic research associated with a practical validation with the aim of preserving health through natural, simple, effective, little harmful and inexpensive methods.

Bibliographic information

Author: Dr. Karelle Tchuindjang
2021, 276 pages, dimensions: 22 cm, cardboard (TB), German
Publisher: Editions Na ja!
ISBN-10: 978-2-492170-04-1
ISBN-13/EAN: 9782492170041

Language:
German