This issue of Sunshine Sharing covers difference between your brain and your mind and how you can use your mind, along with good nutrition, to overcome brain injuries, as well as learning and memory problems. It covers the various nutrients required for brain function, as well as herbs and supplements that support brain health. By reading it you’ll also gain new insights into how your mind works and what you can do to increase your memory and intelligence at any age.

This comprehensive, full-color guide provides detailed, easy-to-follow instructions for making and using approximately 250 herbal medicines at home. Steven Horne and Thomas Easley tell you everything you need to know about harvesting, preparing, and administering herbs in many different forms, including fresh, bulk dried herbs, capsules, extracts in water, alcohol, glycerin, vinegar and oil, and even preparations like essential oils and flower essences..

These books have suffered minor water damage but are otherwise in good shape and completely usable.

Modern Herbal Medicine describes 471 health conditions and relates them to 33 holistic therapies, over 1200 herbal formulas in 102 categories, 239 readily-available herbs and 60 popular nutritional supplements. If you use herbs and nutritional supplements (or recommend them to clients) this book will be a valuable resource in determining the right herbal products and nutritional supplements to help you, your loved ones (and your clients) restore and maintain their health.

 Most minor injuries like cuts, bruises, abrasions, burns, sprains, insect bites, stings are easily treated at home when you have some basic knowledge of first aid and a few natural remedies on hand. In fact herbs and essential oils work better than most over-the-counter remedies. Natural remedies nourish and support tissues, reverse inflammation, and help injuries heal more quickly, usually without scarring. Even in serious injuries, natural remedies can help promote more rapid healing, making them great first aid remedies to keep in your home.

That’s why we’re covering first aid using herbs, essential oils, and other natural remedies in this Sunshine Sharing Hour. This webinar covers recommendations for herbs, essential oils, and other natural remedies to have in a first aid kit as well as some common weeds to use. It will also cover how to use these remedies for common injuries and illnesses that require first aid.

Be prepared for emergencies by creating your herbal first aid kit and learning how to use it with the help of this Sunshine Sharing Hour.

Learn how you can take action early to reduce the possibility of these problems. This webinar explores the problem of neurological disorders, discussing each of the major disorders, what they are, what can be done to prevent them and to reverse the damage and help a person hold onto their mind.

Millions of people both young and old suffer from arthritis, back pain and other problems of stiffness and pain. This issue of Sunshine Sharing is written to help them start fixing the root causes of this pain and will help lead them to real healing that can produces permanent relief.

Iridology is the art and science of examining the colored part of the eye (the iris) to acquire information about a person’s physical, mental and emotional health. This course is an introduction to the practice of iridology and qualifies as an IIPA level one course.

 In the past, the Practical Iridology manual has only been available as part of our Practical Iridology (IIPA Level One) class. You can know purchase it separately for self study of this amazing health assessment tool.

This issue of Sunshine Sharing covers the benefits and uses of nourishing adaptogens to recharge your energy and restore your health. You'll learn about ashwagandha, one of the most important nourishing adaptogens among others and how you can use them when your body is depleted and exhausted from stress.

This topic is important because the stress of modern society leaves many people feeling tired, but unable to relax and sleep properly. And nourishing adaptogens, like ashwagandha, reishi, astragalus, and holy basil, are what people need to relax and recharge from this over-stimulation.