Nature's Remedies for Stress and Fatigue: Recovering from Burnout

Medical herbalist Jo Dunbar follows up her Secrets From a Herbalist's Garden with this up-to-date look at stress, how it makes us feel diminished and exhausted and simple holistic remedies that we can all use to feel better.

Things have changed in the last few years and countless people are crippled by stress and anxiety. The effects of stress on our health can lead to devastating long-term illnesses such as adrenal fatigue and chronic fatigue syndrome. More recently, there has also been the complex condition known as long Covid, which we are steadily learning more about.

Many people feel completely burnt out but do not understand how this affects their body or what they can do about it. Unfortunately, mainstream medicine has almost nothing to offer the person who wakes up feeling exhausted and unable to cope with the smallest stress. Having helped people for more than 20 years to recover from these illnesses, Jo Dunbar passes on her knowledge and experience in this accessible book.

Her healing approach involves nutrition, herbs, exercises, meditation and lifestyle changes. It's a holistic rounded approach but we are empowered to adapt it to our own needs. Jo also doesn't reject mainstream medicine out of hand and she is well-versed in all the current developments and research.

Author: Jo Dunbar
Publisher: Watkins Publishing
Published: 08/13/2024
Pages: 240
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.81lbs
ISBN: 9781786788719

About the Author
Jo Dunbar qualified as a Medical Herbalist in 1999, and has run a busy practice since then, having treated thousands of patients. She is the founder of Botanica Medica herbal apothecary (www.botanicamedica.co.uk) and she has a clinic in Hampshire.
Since 2011, she has been a member of the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids, Europe's highest regarded Druid organization, which has thousands of members worldwide. She is the author of 4 books. Her earlier book Spirit of the Hedgerow was the winner of the 2016 Local Legend Spiritual Writing competition, and a finalist in the 2016 Wishing Shelf awards.