Interesting partly

This book has its more and less.
For the good:
-The Types of preparation are well explained (infusion, cold maceration, ointment, etc.)
-The Information data on plants are interesting (the various names given in folklore, for what evils they are useful, what parts harvested, when and how to prepare ...)
-The Ranking by plants and by evils, the Swedish elixir with his chapter on its own.

For the less good:
-No Scientific information on plants. We are told that this plant is good for such a problem but it does not tell us whether this is because of the content of a given substance from the plant ...
-For Each plant, the author tells us personal stories about various people she has helped with plants. And there is a real festival teas came to the end of cancers of all kinds, made the hearing, has revived a paralyzed limb ... I find it a bit too much.
-The Pain In which plants are good are not always precise and are a little repetitive from one plant to another (sometimes too encompassing because I guess).

Still it is an interesting read, but be separate things and remember that this is not a recent book and the author had no specific training. One finds information to keep. The recipe for dandelion syrup is top for example!