Homemade herbal antibiotics

Look for alternative treatment options to conventional antibiotics? These can often cause resistance or intolerance. In many cases, however, you can use herbal antibiotics to alleviate the onset of illness. The herbs and spices presented in this book are generally well tolerated and support your immune system with their vital substances.

Natural practitioner Claudia Ritter explains when it makes sense to use herbal antibiotics, explains how they work and offers a variety of effective recipes for the most common complaints. Detailed portraits of the most important herbs and spices with antibiotic effects make this work a valuable resource for your medicine cabinet.

This title appears in a new look and is more contemporary than ever. The aim is to show sensible and understandable alternatives to antibiotics, whereby it should be emphasized: In the case of serious illnesses, the advice of a specialized doctor is essential. This is primarily about prevention and about plants that have a similar effect without putting undue strain on the body.

The descriptions are written fluently and understandably, while clear pictures and simple recipes help you to internalize what you have read even better. It's amazing what nature has in its "medicine cabinet" and how it can serve us as prevention - and that's exactly what this is about. For minor complaints, a drastic chemical solution is not always necessary. Nevertheless, the doctor remains the right point of contact for serious health problems.

This book is extremely informative and exciting!

Who is Claudia Ritter?

Between 2010 and 2014 she published numerous articles in naturopathic journals. These included CO.med, Der Heilpraktiker, Naturheilpraxis mit Naturmedizin, Die midwife magazine, naturheilkunde-journal and the German alternative practitioner magazine.

Claudia Ritter has also been working as a book author since 2013. Her 20 works have been published by several publishers such as Ulmer, Nikol, Humboldt, AT-Verlag as well as Gräfe and Unzer. Some of her books have been translated into several languages.

In 2020 she was appointed a member of Commission E, a scientific expert commission for herbal medicines.

Claudia Ritter runs a naturopathic practice in Weiden in the Upper Palatinate.