Book: Correct use of herbal antibiotics

Home remedies instead of the chemical club
The curse of the miracle drug: Due to the emerging resistances and side effects, more and more people are taking a critical view of the frivolous use of antibiotics. Many ask themselves whether and which naturopathic alternatives there are and how one uses them correctly. Many herbal antibiotics are now well researched as standardized preparations and are recognized by conventional medicine. Other herbal antibiotics are quick and easy to prepare yourself. The alternative practitioners Anne Wanitschek and Sebastian Vigl show how bacterial infections can be recognized, with which herbal antibiotics they can be treated and when medical advice makes sense. The guidebook provides an easy introduction for anyone who wants to learn more about herbal medicine. Everything you should know about herbal antibiotics,
in a guidebook:
- The most important approved herbal medicines, whose effectiveness as herbal antibiotics is proven, as well as application areas and recommendations for the first time in a guidebook.
- Research into herbal antibiotics provides new insights every year: With this book you are informed about the current state of the application possibilities.
- With recipes and instructions for the preparation of proven home remedies and tinctures. 

Portrait

Anne Wanitschek is a non-medical practitioner with a therapeutic focus on phytotherapy, mycotherapy and eye diagnosis. She gives seminars in
the areas of phytotherapy and mycotherapy. She is a member of the Society for Biological Cancer Defense.
The two run their own practice in Berlin.

Sebastian Vigl is a non-medical practitioner and an active member of the Working Group for Applied Phytotherapy as well as
a member of the Association of German Non-Medical Practitioners. He offers
herbal walks and botanical walks in the greater Berlin area.