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Recommended Books

Recommended Reading for the Home Apothecary and Apothecarists

This collection of books has been carefully curated for those seeking to deepen their understanding of traditional medicine systems, herbalism, and holistic health. Each title provides valuable insights into both foundational practices and advanced perspectives, offering a glimpse into the philosophy and knowledge that inform RAW Forest Foods’ approach to botanical formulations and company values.

With topics spanning Chinese herbalism, Western herbalism, general health and wellness, and the esoterica, these resources support readers in exploring the rich heritage and contemporary applications of herbal practices. Each title has been chosen to help inspire and guide a genuine appreciation for the depth of traditional health and wellness. All links open in the WorldCat database, which allows you to locate the book at your nearest library. If you choose to purchase any of these texts, we recommend AbeBooks.comBookshop.com, or your local bookshop.


Classical and Traditional Chinese Medicine

These books are essential for those interested in the philosophy, practice, and depth of Chinese medicine and herbalism. Whether you're new to the field or an experienced practitioner, these texts provide an in-depth look at time-honored healing traditions and their applications.

Western Herbalism

For those exploring Western herbal traditions, this selection includes both classical foundations and contemporary applications. These books provide practical guidance on the therapeutic properties of plants and how they can be incorporated into everyday wellness.

General Health and Wellness

Blending ancient wisdom with modern research, these books cover nutrition, mental health, lifestyle, and holistic well-being. Each serves as a valuable resource for those looking to integrate health-supportive practices into daily life.

Outliers and Esoterica

These books offer unique perspectives on nature, cultural practices, and holistic well-being. While they don’t fit neatly into other categories, each provides valuable insight into the broader context of health, the environment, and traditional knowledge.

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