No Side Effects: The Return to Herbal Medicine - Paperback

by Ladean Griffin (Author)

No Side Effects

For generations, people have turned to nature's pharmacy to support health, strengthen the body, and promote lasting wellness. Long before herbal medicine became popular, natural health educator and international seminar speaker LaDean Griffin was teaching audiences across the United States, Canada, England, Australia, and Mexico how herbs, nutrition, vitamins, and minerals could work together to support the body's natural ability to heal.

In No Side Effects, Griffin shares practical, time-tested principles for using herbs safely and effectively as part of a healthy lifestyle. Drawing from years of study, personal experience, and thousands of hours teaching natural health seminars, she offers clear guidance for those seeking natural alternatives to support everyday health and well-being.

Inside you'll discover:

- Traditional herbs and their historical uses
- How to combine herbs safely and effectively
- Natural approaches to supporting overall wellness
- Practical principles for building lifelong health
- Time-tested wisdom from decades of natural health education
- Guidance for making informed decisions about natural remedies

Written in an encouraging and easy-to-understand style, No Side Effects reflects LaDean Griffin's lifelong passion for helping people take an active role in their health through education, nutrition, and natural living.

Whether you are new to herbal medicine or looking to deepen your understanding of natural health, this classic guide offers valuable insights into the safe and responsible use of nature's resources.

Part of The LaDean Griffin Natural Health Library, preserving the timeless health teachings of one of the pioneers of modern natural health education.

Author Biography

LaDean Griffin was born in 1925 in Ogden, UT and raised in California. Her interest in natural health began at a young age through the influence of a father who believed in the healing power of faith. Her father's interest in the controversial division between natural medicine and drugs in the late 1920's and early 1930's stimulated her to study both sides along with her father. She tap danced as a little girl and was thrilled when her Dad introduced her to Fred Astaire. Later she worked as a professional model. She was a Goldwyn girl and also worked in Hollywood with the likes of Al Jolson, Cary Grant, and Ronald Reagan. Her father, J.M. Gibby, was an author and she quoted him many times in her books. LaDean married young, raising 6 children while pursuing her study and practice of natural health. She worked with several naturopathic doctors and chiropractors and learned much through observation, training and experience. The number of people who came to her for advice and help prompted LaDean to begin lecturing, followed by the publication of her first book, Is Any Sick Among You? At 90 years old, LaDean boasts of not having a pain in her body.