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Did you know that about 25 percent of the drugs prescribed worldwide are derived from plants? Of the 252 drugs in the World Health Organization's essential medicine list, 11 percent are exclusively of plant origin. Today, herbal plants are used to treat a number of health conditions, including allergies, arthritis, migraines, fatigue, skin infections, wounds, burns, gastrointestinal issues and even cancer. These herbs are less expensive and they're a safer means of treatment than conventional medications, which is why so many people are choosing to go back to this traditional idea of medicine. Herbal medicine has its roots in every culture around the world. Herbal medicine uses the plant's seeds, berries, roots, leaves, bark or flowers for medicinal purposes. Benefits of Herbal Medicine They have a holistic approach and aid in proper absorption and digestion They are not disease specific but act as a preventive medicine that positively affects the overall health and well-being by boosting the immune system They are at par with allopathic medicines and are at times known to be effective in treating diseases like cancer and autoimmune diseases They are self-contained and nutritive in nature, therefore, are non-toxic and harmless This book contains details of more than 150 herbal plants, their family, property, benefits and uses. Read the book and start deriving holistic benefits the herbal plants offer for the whole family.
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