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What is the meaning of tonics in western herbalism?
also known as alternatives in western herbalism. They are generally mild in their action and act
What is the meaing of tonics in western herbalism?
also known as alteratives in western herbalism. They are generally mild in their action and act
Where in the U.S. can western herbalism be studied?
In the United States, courses of study in Western herbalism are available in almost all 50 states. The study of traditional herbalism is part of the course curriculum in
What is the meaning of herbs in western herbalism?
generally defined as any plant or plant part that may be used for medicinal, nutritional, culinary, or
What parts of the skullcap plant are used for medicinal purposes?
Western herbalism: the leaves, flowers, and stems are used as herbal remedies. Chinese herbalism: root of baical skullcap.
What properties of plants are key to western herbalism?
relies on the synergistic and curative properties of the plant to
What disease does magnolia treat in Western herbalism?
Skin wounds, hair loss and in the past rheumatism.
What licensed doctors incorporate western herbalism?
is incorporated into the medical practice of licensed naturopathic doctors, who receive
What diseases does motherwort treat?
High blood pressure, cardiac conditions. Western herbalism: amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, childbirth, asthma, hyperthyroidism, gas, insomnia, vaginitis. Chinese herbalism: heart, liver, kidney problems.
What is the therapeutic feature of Western herbalism?
the synergistic and curative properties of the plant to treat symptoms and disease and maintain health.
In which countries is western herbalism widely practiced?
throughout Europe, particularly in England, France, Italy, and Germany, where phytomedicinals are
What is the recommended dosage of blessed thistle?
Chinese Herbalism: used in xanthium, magnolia formulas and with other herbs. Western herbalism: bark and root made into a powder and used in a tincture. Tincture: several times daily. And more . . .
