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What others tell about this book: The Kombucha Center Webpage says: "Günther'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." Many people call this book "The Kombucha Bible".
Excerpted from Kombucha: Healthy Beverage and natural Remedy from the Far East by Gunther W. Frank. Copyright © 1991. Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved.
A considerable corpus of experience has been accumulated concerning Kombucha tea. Especially in Asiatic lands and in Russia, Kombucha tea has been used for hundreds of years with good results as a natural remedy. Besides its use as a refreshing beverage, nearly every article also mentions its medicinal value. Innumerable illnesses are cited for which Kombucha tea is used and extolled. The range extends from the slightest indisposition to the gravest illness.
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27 of 28 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent if you already brew Kombucha.,
By A Customer
This review is from: Kombucha: Healthy Beverage and natural Remedy from the Far East (Paperback)
This was not the first book on Kombucha, which I have read, but the third. I must say that it is an excellent in depth look at this amazing drink. I would not recommend this as your introduction to Kombucha as it may appear to be quite technical and scientific. If, on the other hand you are already brewing Kombucha and want to understand more about it and the processes that are happening in your brewing jar then this is a must read. Once you have started brewing Kombucha, many people want to experiment a little with recipies. Gunther's knowledge and research material really is useful to give you ideas and guideline to work within.Much of the material on the Internet and some from other books originate from this book so, I would advise you to read the original information. Gunter is one of the leading researchers on Kombucha, so you know that you are getting top class information. In this book he does not simply state 'this is the way it is' but rather, he explains why things happen and gives useful parameters for you to work within and to exercise your own discretion. All in all I found this book to be very informative and a useful addition to my collection. I would recommend it to anyone who is seeking more than basic information on Kombucha.
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4.4 out of 5 stars (7 customer reviews) 73 of 73 people found the following review helpful:
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Comprehensive and well-written,
By Lisa A. Frank "Franxious" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Kombucha: Healthy Beverage and natural Remedy from the Far East (Paperback)
Since I started drinking kombucha tea a few months ago, I've read several books on the subject. Now that I have read Gunther W. Frank's book, I don't feel the need to read any of the remaining others. He gives complete information about what's known about the culture, different ways to brew the tea, how to store the culture, what to do when problems arise, the effects of drinking the tea, etc. What I particularly like is that he provides all information he has come across, even when he disagrees with it. Unlike some other authors, he's not condescending or proprietary about kombucha.
He seems like a wise person. The final chapter, which is entitled something along the lines of: 'Is Health Really the Most Important Thing?' is worth reading in its own right. If you are interested in learning about kombucha tea, I'd definitely recommend this book. 16 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
KOMBUCHA ENCYCLOPEDIA,
By Evgeni M - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Kombucha: Healthy Beverage and natural Remedy from the Far East (Paperback)
The book is a must for all who want to make their own kombucha
drink at home. It contains all the necessary information so that one can be sure that everything will be correct. The book gives info from how to make the kombcha drink in easy steps to more complex and important topics. Also at the author's web [...] one can buy a kombucha starter which is a wonderful and vital one. The site offers the book plus many info on te subject. The author has thoroughly researched all the aspects of Kombucha making and is a Kombucha master! 12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Probably the best book on Kombucha,
By Joseph Lencioni - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Kombucha: Healthy Beverage and natural Remedy from the Far East (Paperback)
In a sea of books focusing on the seemingly miraculous possibilities of Kombucha, this book is a down-to-earth refreshment. Gunther Frank focuses on the facts.
Unfortunately, it was originally written in German and translated into English, and it shows a bit. Some of the phrasing is a bit peculiar. All in all, if you are interested in making your own Kombucha, this is definitely the book to get. |
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