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Helen Mayhew
ASIN: B00I9I7IPU
Publisher: Amazon.com Services LLC
Pages: 74

According to calculations made by the World Health Organisation the use of herbal remedies throughout the world exceeds that of so called conventional drugs by two or three times. This despite the existence since the beginning of this century of a worldwide and influential pharmaceutical industry.We also know that medicines derived from plants predate any other form of medication and that until the last few centuries all human experience of medicine is based upon them. It is now understood that even animals choose to eat certain plants for 'medical' purposes.Given this overwhelming dominance it is perhaps surprising that the use of herbs as remedies has such a low profile in English speaking countries and that a book like this should be necessary.However, following the Industrial Revolution, Britain and the United States (unlike other European cultures) have turned their backs on ...
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