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UK three CD set. The late 1970s and early 1980s was a time when the burgeoning New Wave Of British Heavy Metal - or NWOBHM - was raging and rocking across the UK, and from this scene came the likes of Iron Maiden from East London, Saxon from Barnsley, Def Leppard from Sheffield and Diamond Head from Stourbridge. Flying the NWOBHM banner well into the 80s, Londoners Elixir formed in 1983 around the line-up of Steve Bentley, Kevin Dobbs, Nigel Dobbs and Phil Denton. Paul Taylor completed the line

One of the major ambitions of medieval alchemists was to discover the elixir of life, a sovereign remedy capable not only of healing the body but of transforming it. Given the widespread belief that care for the body came at the cost of care for the soul, it might seem surprising that any Franciscan would pursue the elixir, but those who did were among its most outspoken and optimistic advocates. They believed they could distill a substance that would purify, transmute, and ennoble the human body as well as the soul. In an age when Christians across Europe were seeking material evidence for their faith and corporeal means of practicing their devotion, alchemy, and the elixir in particular, offered a way to bridge the terrestrial and the celestial.Framed as a history around science, Franciscans and the Elixir of Life focuses on alchemy as a material practice and investigates the Franciscan discourses and traditions that shaped the pursuit of the elixir, providing a rich examination of alchemy and religiosity. Zachary A. Matus makes new connections between alchemy, ritual life, apocalypticism, and the particular commitment of the Franciscan Order to the natural world, shedding new light on the question of why so many people claimed to have made, seen, or used alchemical compounds that could never have existed.

Someone has doctored Dr. Theophrastus McSwainey's Mirakola, a remedy for gout, cancer, spastic colon, excessive wind, and heart palpitations, and Lobo Blacke and Quinn Booker must discover who poisoned the snake oil before someone else dies

After being asked for decades to share her Persian grandmother’s treasure trove of natural ancient remedies, beauty and wellness expert Firozé has finally penned a book. Mamanjoon’s Secret Potions is the much-anticipated compendium of healing salves, tonics, and elixirs, the Iran-born Firozé inherited from her extraordinary Mamanjoon. Handed down by many generations of wise women, the homespun recipes have been lovingly collected by Firozé who has shared them for many years with her clients. The many time-proven ingredients used in the recipes include turmeric, pomegranate, roses, lavender and even sweet potatoes. She offers treatments for conditions including acne, ear infections, psoriasis, headaches, diabetes, and dandruff. Beauty regimens – from exfoliants to masks -- help with all manner of beauty concerns such as under-eye puffiness, wrinkles, hair loss and dull and over-pigmented skin.

Offers instructions and recipes for preparing and using herbal remedies, including infusions, decotions, creams, lotions, poultices, compresses, salves, tinctures, extracts, and elixirs

From Folk Medicine to Modern Miracle-- Discover the Amazing Powers of Vinegar!    · Discover the healing powers of apple cider vinegar--now widely recognized as a valuable weight loss tool and a potent elixir.   · Find out how vinegar's curative powers can also help prevent age-related diseases like cancer, heart disease, and bone loss.   · Learn how red wine vinegar contains the same important antioxidants as red wine--without the alcohol.   · Put dozens more home remedies to work for treating allergies, arthritis, toothache, sunburn, swimmer's ear, sore throat, and other pesky ailments. You'll also find a wealth of natural beauty treatments and environment-friendly household hints--from making kitchen countertops sparkle to cleaning up kids and pets. Incorporating the latest scientific evidence, plus Mediterranean-style heart-healthy "fisheterian" recipes, The Healing Powers of Vinegar is a must-have, invaluable resource that will show you how to make the most of this proven powerful healer! "Wonderfully useful for everyone interested in health." --Elson Haas, M.D., author of Staying Healthy with Nutrition

Offers instructions and recipes for preparing and using herbal remedies, including infusions, decotions, creams, lotions, poultices, compresses, salves, tinctures, extracts, and elixirs

Simple and inexpensive natural remedies every medicine cabinet should have Dr. Edward Shalts's easy-to-use reference book is designed for those just getting started in homeopathy as well as for those confused by the thousands of elixirs, herbs, and other healing methods on the market. Now, in one user-friendly guide, Shalts identifies the seven most useful and effective homeopathic remedies, explaining to you exactly what they are, how they work, and how to use them for hundreds of common conditions.

Luxuriously rich and deeply softening, this face cream is the perfect daily elixir for dry, parched skin. Inspired by Ayurvedic medicine, it’s formulated with triphala—a powerful, antioxidant-rich herbal remedy—plus gotu kola to support soft, supple skin. Rounded out with a touch of coconut oil, this decadent cream reveals a dewy, youthful-looking glow.

Infused with hope, heartbreak, and humor, this book gathers our greatest poets from antiquity to the present, prescribing new perspectives on doctors and patients, remedies and procedures, illness and recovery. A literary elixir, Poetry in Medicine displays the genre’s capacity to heal us.  For millennia poets have described the ailments of the body and those who treat them. Infused with hope, heartbreak, and unexpected humor, this book gathers diverse poems about our medical experiences―poems about doctors and patients, remedies and procedures, illnesses and convalescence―each one prescribing a unique perspective and new revelations.  A literary elixir, Poetry in Medicine showcases not only the breadth of poetry’s relationship to medicine, but also the genre’s unparalleled capacity to heal us. Contributors include Auden, Baudelaire, Berryman, Blake, Bishop, Boland, Campo, Cavafy, Clampitt, Chaucer, Clifton, Cummings, Dickinson, Donne, Conan Doyle, Eliot, Frost, Gunn, Hall, Hass, Hayden, Hirsch, Heaney, O. W. Holmes, Kooser, Larkin, Longfellow, Lowell, Merrill, Milne, Milton, Nash, Ovid, Pinsky, Plath, Rilke, Shakespeare, Seshardi, Sexton, Stevens, Szymborska, Whitman, Williams, Yeats, et al.

Many people traditionally start their day with a cup of reviving tea. But today, more and more enthusiasts are switching to a very different brew: Kombucha, a natural health tea-drink which has been popularly described as "the elixir of life". Kombucha is an ancient remedy, known revered as an immune-boosting treatment for centuries in the East, but now enjoying an upsurge of interest in the West. What is it and how does it work? The Kombucha fungus itself resembles a flat pancake. This is floated on top of a bowl of sweet tea and left to ferment for about a week. The resulting brew is a pleasant, slightly "zingy" and refreshing beverage, containing a wide range of vitamins, enzymes, minerals and organic acids. Drunk daily, it offers a host of well-documented benefits. As a bonus, Kombucha continually reproduces itself, forming a new culture every week, which means that there is always a spare one available to pass on to others. It provides an opportunity for networking. In America, AIDS and HIV-positive people have been helped to regain health and strength through drinking it. So much so, that Kombucha-sharing has become an established way of life there. Many more people around the world have also disovered its extraordinary powers as a wonderful way of giving each other a free gift from nature. This updated, international edition is packed with historical background, accounts of a wide range of Kombucha health benefits, case histories, detailed instructions on how to make and store it, plus helful recipes and uses. Also included is information on The Kombucha Network, a British-based service set up to help those who would like to obtain a culture for themselves and, by so doing, to join the world's growing family of confirmed Kombucha drinkers.