The Natural Apothecary vs. the Drug Apothecary
The reckoning with the prescription that creates the eternal patient
The eternal patient is a person who is not ill enough to be treated to the end, and not well enough to be let go. The first prescription was never meant to end. This book is the reckoning.
Published in Norwegian. The e-book is available now; the Norwegian print edition is printed in 2027. Pre-order now and save 25 % (regular price NOK 799). The English edition is in preparation.
The Natural Apothecary has medicines.
The pharmacy has drugs.
Twenty-four reckonings. Documentation against documentation.
The hand-pickers
The families at the foot of the Himalayas who harvest the herbs wild, by hand, as it has been done for generations.
The arithmetic
How many must take the tablet for one to benefit, and how many are harmed along the way. The numbers that are rarely shown.
Seven body systems
The nervous system, circulation, hormones, digestion, urinary tract, airways, and skin, hair and mouth.
The reckonings
Each formulation set directly against the drug it is built to replace. What the drug apothecary says, what it costs you, and how the natural apothecary answers.
The adverse-effect register
214 documented harms, collected and sorted by what they strike. The pattern repeats across the drugs.
The map
A six-month programme with measurements and doctor’s appointments. The goal is fewer prescriptions, tapered by your doctor on the basis of numbers you have measured yourself.
Written for you if you
- take regular drugs and want to know what they cost you
- want a real alternative to put in front of your doctor
- are a therapist and need herbal medicine set into a system
The Natural Apothecary is the apothecary of the system itself. The Bedrock and the Triangle carry the load, and the formulations target precisely where one specific condition needs it.
Make the reckoning yourself.
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