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Herbology is the study of the use of herbs. According to Viable Herbal Solutions, the term "herb" once applied only to non-woody plants. Today, the word refers to any part of any plant used for flavoring or medicine. Although herbs can be used as food seasonings, herbologists are those who study any plant, or any part of a plant, having nutritional and/or medicinal value. A fruit, a bark, a flower, a leaf, or a root may be considered an herb. There are several types of herbal medicine systems in use today; European, Native American, Chinese, Ayurvedic, and Western herbalism are the most prevalent. Despite differences in terminology within ... MORE

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