Diary of a Scribbler

A Handbook of "Miracle Cures", Antivirals, Immune System Boosters and Stress Busters

by Esme Sinclair

When I first realised that a "miracle herb" had prevented my asthma attacks and stopped me wheezing, somewhat miraculously, during the first few months of my battle against lung disease in my early forties, I started to study herbal medicines in the University of Life. Thus far, I haven't had an asthma attack or wheezed for 17 years. After other "miracle herbs" cured some of my other ailments, it occurred to me that I ought to write my book, Diary of a Scribbler, based on records I have kept in my journals of what occurred after I began to experiment with herbal medicines in my early forties, some 17 years ago.

I have listed below some — but not all — of the conditions which herbal medicines, minerals and super-foods have cured or reversed between my early forties and late fifties.

- How I lost more than 7 stone in weight in my fifties, aided by my Fat Burning Plan.

- How I reversed my dementia in 2014 with herbal medicines, super-foods, amino acids, vitamins and minerals.

- How I stopped a stroke from paralysing me with an amino acid.

- How raw garlic saved my life during a major angina attack.

- How a miracle herb prevented my asthma attacks for 17 years.

- How this herb boosts immunity and may combat the effects of the coronavirus combined with the black box and herbal antivirals.

- How I cured my psoriasis in 2019 with a super-food and a herbal tea

- How I cured my fibromyalgia in 2014.

- How a miracle herb reduced the inflammation in my lungs and stopped asthma attacks for 17 years. How this anti-inflammatory, combined with herbal antivirals could be used to combat the coronavirus.

Book Reviews

Outstanding Book...

by Ayon Sharma

An interesting life story combined with a helpful review of herbal treatments and food supplements.
Diary of a Scribbler is an interesting account written by Esme Sinclair, an Anglo-Burmese lady who rose from a difficult childhood and with very little understanding of English to someone who has mastered the English language and has a very humanitarian view of the world. Esme’s book includes an unusual blend of writing in that it combines a fascinating account of her life story with a review of the herbal ‘miracle treatments’ and supplements that she has used to overcome her health problems. I recommend this book to potential readers.

by Dr Graham Clingbine