Abstract
Alternative medicine, complementary treatments, and herbal/natural remedies are of interest to both the layman and the practicing clinician or researcher. This series supplements available resources in these areas and is an interesting addition to such well-known texts as the PDR for Herbal Medicines , Blumenthal’s Therapeutic Guide to Herbal Medicines , Newall’s Herbal Medicines: A Guide for Healthcare Professionals , and Huang’s The Pharmacology of Chinese Herbs . Ross has incorporated several helpful changes in this second volume, including an alphabetical index and cross-references for common names, scientific name, and countries. The index simplifies determining whether studies of potential side effects and toxicity have been addressed. Volume 2 comprises 24 entries and brings the total number of …
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