Kombucha Books
October 3, 2008
There are a lot of different Kombucha books, but the common thing among them is that they all confirm the positive effects of the beverage. Kombucha books will help you make a better use of this ancient beverage. On the Internet, you can easily order tens of different Kombucha books, so in the lines bellow, we provide you with a brief review on the best ones.
Kombucha Tea for Your Health and Healing: The Most In-depth Evidence Available
This Kombucha book is authored by Alick Bartholomew and Mari Bartholomew. The publishing company is Gateway. This publication addresses the questions raised and the problems encountered by brewers of the fungus. It gives tips for more successful brewing and better results in using the brew. There are recipes for skin creams, for its use as poultices and in baths, and for helping animals. The book includes detailed case histories of people who have been helped with arthritis, multiple sclerosis, cancer, ME, high blood pressure, skin complaints, asthma and digestive problems. Doctors and other medical practitioners provide encouraging reports of their patients who have used this immunity-enhancing and de-toxifiying elixir. The book is well-written and all the information in it is well-laid out, making it an absolute must for anyone intersted in this amazing culture.
Kombucha: Healthy Beverage and natural Remedy from the Far East
A lot of readers refer to this book as the Kombucha Bible. The Kombucha Center Webpage says: “Gunther’s book is an excellent book that is the result of many years of studying Kombucha. This book is the original source of much of the current information on Kombucha.” This Kombucha book provides an excelleng in-depth loot at this incredible drink, although it’s probably a better source of information for people who are already familiar with the culture and its properties The author Gunter is one of the leading researchers on Kombucha.
Tea Fungus Kombucha: The Natural Remedy and Its Significance in Cases of Cancer and Other Metabolic Diseases
This book describes in 96 pages, the fungus, its history and its geographical spread, effects and contents. In Part II of the book it is proven why with cancer therapy in particular an antibiotic remedy has to be applied.
Kombucha, Rediscovered
Kombucha, Rediscovered is written by Klaus Kaufmann. This book is a chronicle of experiences and experiments. It includes an assortment of advice and trivia, historical and personal anecdotes. A practical guide to the preparation and healing benefits.
Kombucha, The Miracle Fungus
Authored by Harald W. Tietze, this Kombucha book explains numerous uses for the Kombucha culture, along with simple instructions. Those who wish to experiment with different medicinal herbal teas and creative uses beyond tea, will enjoy reading it.

