The Practical Encyclopedia of Natural Healing

The Practical Encyclopedia of Natural Healing by Mark Bricklin, former executive editor of Prevention magazine, is a broad reference guide to alternative and complementary approaches to health and wellness.

The book surveys a wide range of natural healing practices, including acupuncture, herbal medicine, nutrition, exercise, relaxation techniques, and yoga. Bricklin explains how these approaches have been used to address common health concerns and offers readers an overview of different therapies, traditions, and self-care methods.

Designed as a practical household reference, the book reflects the growing interest in natural and holistic health approaches of its era. It is a useful choice for readers interested in the history of alternative medicine, wellness practices, and older health-reference books.

Because medical knowledge and safety guidance change over time, this book is best used as a historical or general-interest resource rather than a substitute for current professional medical advice.

Hardcover, Very Good. Dust Jacket only is in Good condition, the dust jacket has noticeable yellowing, staining and discolouration, old tape marks are visible near the upper corners.