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Herbal Therapy


Herbal Therapy, also referred to as Herbalism, is one of the oldest healthcare means known to mankind. Herbal therapy is the utilization of herbs for various therapies, remedies or medicinal purposes.

Derived from plants, herbs are used for their medicine, aroma and spice in herbal therapy. Herb plants produce and comprise a mariyad of chemical substances that interact with our bodies. Herbal therapy allows natural plants and herbs act as nutrients to empower our organs and tissues to regain normal functionability.

Currently, over four billion people, or eighty percent of the world population use herbal therapy for some forms of healthcare. Ayurvedic practitioners, homeopathic practitioners, naturopathic practitioners, traditional Oriental practitioners and Native American Indians commonly utilize herbal therapy.

Common illnesses and conditions that herbal therapy can benefit are digestive problems, sinusitis, Chron's disease and irritable bowel syndrome. Other conditions like arthritis, post-cancer treatment, fertility issues, menopause, PMS, colds and even flu can be helped with herbal therapy as well.

To learn more about the benefits of herbal medicine, are interested in pursuing a career in herbal therapy, or would like to locate an herbal therapy practitioner, peruse our site for the latest holistic health remedies and herbal therapy directories today at Holistic Junction.

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USA Today - Oct 7, 2008
Although the Pentagon's study of alternative medicine for combat diseases is unique, research into such therapies for broad public use is not new, ...


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NewsBlaze (press release), CA - 4 hours ago
National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine website. Accessed at http://nccam.nih.gov/health/naturopathy/#7 on March 16, 2008.


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Fall River Herald News,  USA - Oct 10, 2008
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Our Opinion: Alternative medicine
Times Record News, TX - Oct 9, 2008
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LeadershipNigeria, Nigeria - 23 hours ago
For the last 30 years that he has been practising alternative medicine, Ojeih has been waging a lone battle over what he terms, "ignorance of the every day ...


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Washington Post, United States - Oct 1, 2008
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Scientific American - Oct 6, 2008
The US has a decidedly ambivalent relationship with alternative medicine, though large numbers of Americans routinely ingest nostrums from ginkgo to garlic. ...

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