The Lost Grimoire of Medicinal Plants & Natural Remedies - 1000+ plants

Before herbalist shops gave way to modern pharmacies, medicinal plants formed the foundation of human medicine — a living, comprehensive, and effective pharmacopeia, passed down from generation to generation for centuries.

This knowledge never disappeared. It was simply relegated to the shadows, in favor of the pharmaceutical industry. This grimoire brings it back into the light.

The fruit of several decades of historical research conducted in Austria by Paul-Henri Lemoine, Ph.D, based on ancient archives patiently consulted and compared, this work gathers over 1,000 medicinal plants and proven natural remedies — rooted in the traditions of ancient herbalism, rigorously documented, and clearly presented.

What you will find in this grimoire:

• Over 1,000 medicinal plants and natural remedies from traditional herbalism
• High-precision color illustrations to identify each plant with certainty
• Detailed uses for each plant: preparations, dosages, indications, and precautions
• A serious historical and cultural approach, based on archives and primary sources
• Structured, accessible, and timeless knowledge — for beginners as well as experienced practitioners

Each plant is illustrated with remarkable botanical precision, accompanied by a complete description of its properties, preparation methods, and daily applications. A true reference tool, as well as an object of transmission.

In an era where humanity is moving away from nature, this grimoire opens a door. It reminds us that the "good Lord's pharmacy" still grows today, freely, all around us — and that all we need to do is know how to read it.

✦ Review from Le Grimoire Ancien

Among the phytotherapy works we have selected, this one holds a special place. The depth of Paul-Henri Lemoine's research, combined with the quality of the botanical illustrations, makes it a rare reference on the French-speaking market. It is not a simple guide to remedies: it is a true grimoire in the truest sense of the term — a dense, reliable book of knowledge, destined to last. We unreservedly recommend it to anyone wishing to build a serious library in plant medicine.