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Therapeutic useHerbs
by Mark BlumenthalNot on Booklabria yet
*National Continuing Education Credit for Physicians, Physician Assistants, Osteopaths, Pharmacists, Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, Dieticians, and Naturopaths *400+ page self-paced course/reference including comprehensive clinical monographs, clinical overviews, patient information sheets, and references for 29 widely used herbs and additional information on numerous proprietary multi-herb products.
*Comprehensive clinical studies table for each herb including brand names of the products studied *Important information on safety and drug interactions Each in-depth clinical monograph covers: Overview, Description, Primary Uses, Dosage, Duration of Administration, Chemistry, Pharmacological Actions, Mechanism of Action, Contraindications, Adverse Effects, Drug Interactions, Safety Rating, International Regulatory Status (broken down by country), Clinical Review, and a Clinical Studies table, including the most up-to-date clinical research on each herb. The Clinical Studies Table covers: author/year, subject, study design, duration of study, dosage administered in study, preparation used, and a summary of the results and conclusions made from the study.
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Andrew Chevallier

The complete herbal; to which is now added upwards of one hundredadditional herbs
Nicholas Culpeper, Nicholas Culpeper, Steven Foster

American Herbal Products Association's botanical safety handbook
American Herbal Products Association.
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