Working The Roots: Over 400 Years of Traditional African American Healing

Reviews

Tashia Cockerl

But I am saying there is a wealth of healing at your fingertips that should be explored. Very informative and well written. I love this book so much! Marcus Garvey said it best when he stated: “A people without knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots”.

Jenise Nordelus

This book helped me feel rooted because of the wealth of information it offers. My only reason for giving it 4 stars is that I feel it's important to have vivid, sharp, full color photos when dealing with plants. ) have been showing up in my life, along with the memories of what I had been taught. The descriptions are good but they can o ly get you so far.

jojo

I am so excited to find a book that was made just for me! Lee Growing up as a kid in the country, I ran through the woods and ate all sorts of local plants. I'm already making plans for salves, tinctures, and more from plants right outside my front door.

maia lesesene

I'm not saying people shouldn't go to the doctor. " When I'm out looking for plants.

Jessica Craftings

Thank You Michele E. So much knowledge was lost in my family because slavery disrupted most if not all of our African traditions, which included passing down medicinal knowledge. As a Root Worker and Herbal Practitioner It Has Elevated My Understanding Of Herbal Remedies. The media could not be loaded.