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Happy High Herbs 9th Edition by Ray Thorpe

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The foundation of all drug prevention is knowledge.

This is a must read for everyone interested in herbal health and happiness. Filled with valuable wisdom and herbal lore describing natural highs, addiction solutions and medicinal benefits. 

Essential information on natural alternatives for smokers, coffee drinkers, substance users, psychonauts, drug takers, health freaks, joy seekers, entheogenists, experimenting teenagers and loving parents.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ellie ★★★★★

Ray Thorpe clearly did his homework here—the chapters on natural highs read like a conversation with a wise old herbalist, not a textbook. I've already flagged three passages to share with my book club for discussion.

Ava ★★★★☆

The chapter on herbal lore alone was worth the read, and I liked that it covers the history behind each plant rather than just effects. Only gripe is the index could be more detailed when you're flipping back to find a specific herb. Solid reference to keep on the shelf.

Olivia ★★★★☆

I picked this up mostly out of curiosity about the herbal lore section, and it turned out to be the most interesting part. The natural highs chapter got a bit repetitive by the end, but overall it's a solid reference I'll keep on the shelf.