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phytotherapy

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phytotherapy /phy·to·ther·a·py/ (fi″to-ther´ah-pe) treatment by use of plants.
phytotherapy,
phytotherapy (fīˈ·tō·theˑ·r·pē),
n the use of a wide variety of plants and plant extracts for the prevention and treatment of disease. Also called
herbalism.

phytotherapy

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Q. Which of these meds are better and without any side effect, chemical medicine or Chinese herbal medicine. Hi, I want to know which of these medicines are better and without any side effect, chemical medicine or Chinese herbal medicine. Can herbal treat all diseases?

A. Hi rohan this question always get me going;;CHINESE MED ARE USED MORE FOR PREVENTION,and like BRANDON said most drugs are made from plants?and ther is NO such thing as a med without side effects.natural is not always true,and herbal refers to (plants).If you have a diseace there is no quick cure,most diseases are controlled by meds---dont be fooled by the HYPE--mrfoot56--peace

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Results were published in the journal Phytotherapy Research.
Naturopathy schools that provide alternative medicine courses are commonly comprised of comprehensive studies in naturopathy, phytotherapy, botanical and herbal medicine, aromatherapy, and other Chinese medicine subjects.
The main focus of this concept will be on phytotherapy, the use of organic herbs as the main healing component.
 
 
 
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