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Blooming Bellamy

on BBC One London

Environmentalist David Bellamy
presents a series looking at herbal medicines. Whisky and Wildflowers. On Scottish mountainside
David Bellamy finds the absorbent and antiseptic sphagnum moss, the world's first disposable nappy. He shows us plants that have the power to staunch the flow of blood. He pays tribute to a dram of malt whisky as "a herbal tincture without equal", and, while sitting in a bath of porridge, extols the virtues of oats as a cure for eczema. These are traditional herbal remedies that, he says, still have a role to play in modern medicine. Director Martin Gorst
Producer John Percival
An Ark production for BBCtv
BBC BOOK: Blooming Bellamy has over 200 illustrations from the series and is available, price £ 15.99. from bookshops.
DavidBellamy's natural health service
SEE FEATURE page 20

Contributors

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David Bellamy
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David Bellamy
Director:
Martin Gorst
Producer:
John Percival

BBC One London

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