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-{{:fc:fc_handbook:titlefc.png|}}\\+====== Further Reading Suggestions  ======  
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 +//**Updated December 2020**// 
  
-====== Further reading suggestions for Foundation Course students ====== 
  
 Note: There will be references to other books, journals, on-line and other resources in every Unit of the course.  The following books are not ‘essential’, but it is a good idea to look at a few and choose **two or three** that catch your eye and suit your personal learning style.  They are divided into categories, but there is considerable crossover – some books cover a bit of history, medicinal use and home remedies, for example.  Reading online reviews may help you get a feel for the books contents and approach to the subject. The **bold** title may be of particular interest.\\ Note: There will be references to other books, journals, on-line and other resources in every Unit of the course.  The following books are not ‘essential’, but it is a good idea to look at a few and choose **two or three** that catch your eye and suit your personal learning style.  They are divided into categories, but there is considerable crossover – some books cover a bit of history, medicinal use and home remedies, for example.  Reading online reviews may help you get a feel for the books contents and approach to the subject. The **bold** title may be of particular interest.\\
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 +====Aeon is a publisher that produce many Herbal Medicine related books.====
 +Their  'Heartwood reading list' can be accessed through this link - [[https://health.aeonbooks.co.uk/readlist/heartwood/117]]
 +Students can access 20% off all books on this list, by entering code 'HEARTWOOD' at checkout.
  
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 ===== Technical books – ideal if considering further training to become a medical herbalist ===== ===== Technical books – ideal if considering further training to become a medical herbalist =====
  
-Ganora, L. (2009). //Herbal constituents: Foundations of Phytochemistry//. Lisa Ganora.  \\ +  * Ganora, L. (2009). //Herbal constituents: Foundations of Phytochemistry//. Lisa Ganora.   
-Bone, K. And Mills, S. (2013). //The principles and practice of modern Phytotherapy//. 2nd ed. Edinburgh: Churchill Livingstone.\\ + 
-McIntyre, Anne. (2019). //The Complete Herbal Tutor: The Definitive Guide to the Principles and Practices of Herbal Medicine//. Aeon Books.\\ +  * Bone, K. And Mills, S. (2013). //The principles and practice of modern Phytotherapy//. 2nd ed. Edinburgh: Churchill Livingstone. 
-Mills, S. and Bone, K. (2005). //The essential guide to herbal safety//. Philadelphia: Churchill Livingstone\\ + 
-Ralph, A. Tassell, M. 2020. Native Healers: Foundations in Western Herbal Medicine. Aeon Books Ltd. +  * McIntyre, Anne. (2019). //The Complete Herbal Tutor: The Definitive Guide to the Principles and Practices of Herbal Medicine//. Aeon Books. 
-Tobyn, G., Denham, A. and Whitelegg, M. (2010). //The western herbal tradition//. Edinburgh: Churchill Livingstone.\\+ 
 +  * Mills, S. and Bone, K. (2005). //The essential guide to herbal safety//. Philadelphia: Churchill Livingstone. 
 + 
 +  * Ralph, A. Tassell, M. 2020. Native Healers: Foundations in Western Herbal Medicine. Aeon Books Ltd. 
 + 
 +  * Tobyn, G., Denham, A. and Whitelegg, M. (2010). //The western herbal tradition//. Edinburgh: Churchill Livingstone.