Botanical Medicine

 
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In botanical medicine, herbs are used to regulate the immune system, alleviate disease or symptoms of disease, prevent disease recurrence, and detoxify the body. Botanical medicine involves the use of plants for medicinal or therapeutic purposes. In botanical medicine, an herb is any plant or part of a plant that is believed to have medicinal qualities. Most herbs contain a variety of substances including trace minerals and many contain aromatic elements. botanical medicine is also known as herbal medicine or phytotherapy.   Botanical medicine in history   Botanical medicine is one of the oldest medicinal practices, dating back ... MORE



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Could kudzu cure metabolic syndrome?

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A history of healing herbs

A history of healing herbs

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