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herbalism
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herb·al·ism  (ûrb-lzm, hûr-)
n.
1. Herbal medicine.
2. The study of the use of medicinal herbs around the world.
3. The business of growing, collecting, and distributing herbal products.

herbalism
1. the science or art of collecting and dispensing herbs, chiefly medicinal.
2. Obsolete, botany. — herbalist, n.
See also: Collections and Collecting
Translations
herbalism [ˈhɜːbəlɪzəm] Nfitoterapia f (uso de plantas medicinales)
herbalism [ˈhɜːrbəlɪzəm] nphytothérapie f
herbalism
nKräuterheilkunde f


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It is therefore necessary for phytotherapists and other clinicians to have some knowledge of this subject and to appraise the evidence of possible usefulness of various herbal medicines should such a situation emerge in the near future.
] --Suzanne Catty, phytotherapist and author of Hydrosols Say, "Good day, sunshine
Dandelion is commonly prescribed by phytotherapists for choleretic, cholagogue, laxative, diuretic, anti-inflammatory, antirheumatic and hypoglycemic (Turkey and Mexico) activity.
 
 
 
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