Materia Medica of Western Herbs
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Materia Medica of Western Herbs

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This volume is based on the original  Materia Medica of Western Herbs for the Southern Hemisphere  by Carol Fisher and Gilian Painter and has been expanded and updated to include botanical, scientific, pharmacy and safety information. It is designed for worldwide use and contains detailed monographs of 180 medicinal herbs. There are appendices to help students understand pharmacological and medicinal actions, a glossary listing the known actions of common constituents, a table of interactions and a comprehensive therapeutic index. This textbook is valuable not only for students and practitioners of herbal medicine but is also of use to any health provider who wishes to know more about how and why herbs work and the safety issues related to them.

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Publisher
AEON Books
Year
2018
ISBN
9781911597537
Topic
Medicine
Subtopic
Alternative & Complementary Medicine
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Table of contents

  1. Cover Page
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Contents
  5. Acknowledgments
  6. Introduction
  7. General Notes
  8. Alphabetical List of Botanical Names
  9. Alphabetical List of Common Names
  10. Apiaceae [Formerly known as Umbelliferae]
  11. Apocynaceae
  12. Araceae
  13. Araliaceae
  14. Arecaceae
  15. Asclepiadaceae
  16. Asteraceae [Formerly known as Compositae]
  17. Berberidaceae
  18. Betulaceae
  19. Bignoniaceae
  20. Boraginaceae
  21. Brassicaceae [Formerly known as Cruciferae]
  22. Burseraceae
  23. Cannabaceae
  24. Caprifoliaceae
  25. Caryophyllaceae
  26. Clusiaceae
  27. Cupressaceae
  28. Dioscoreaceae
  29. Droseraceae
  30. Ephedraceae
  31. Equisetaceae
  32. Ericaceae
  33. Euphorbiaceae
  34. Fabaceae
  35. Fagaceae
  36. Fumariaceae
  37. Gentianaceae
  38. Geraniaceae
  39. Ginkgoaceae
  40. Hamamelidaceae
  41. Hippocastanaceae
  42. Iridaceae
  43. Juglandaceae
  44. Lamiaceae [Formerly known as Labiatae]
  45. Lauraceae
  46. Liliaceae
  47. Linaceae
  48. Lobeliaceae
  49. Loganiaceae
  50. Loranthaceae
  51. Malvaceae
  52. Menyanthaceae
  53. Monimiaceae
  54. Myricaceae
  55. Nymphaceae
  56. Oleaceae
  57. Papaveraceae
  58. Passifloraceae
  59. Pedaliaceae
  60. Phaeophyceae
  61. Phytolaccaceae
  62. Piperaceae
  63. Plantaginaceae
  64. Poaceae [Formerly known as Graminae]
  65. Polygonaceae
  66. Ranunculaceae
  67. Rhamnaceae
  68. Rosaceae
  69. Rubiaceae
  70. Rutaceae
  71. Salicaceae
  72. Scrophulariaceae
  73. Solanaceae
  74. Tiliaceae
  75. Turneraceae
  76. Ulmaceae
  77. Urticaceae
  78. Valerianaceae
  79. Verbenaceae
  80. Violaceae
  81. Zingiberaceae
  82. Appendix I—Definitions
  83. Appendix II—Abbreviations Used
  84. Appendix III—Glossary of Constituents
  85. Appendix IIIA—Glossary of Botanical Terms
  86. Appendix IV—Contraindications Table
  87. Appendix V—Interactions
  88. Appendix VI—Subsrate and Interaction Table for Cytochrome P450
  89. References
  90. Primary References
  91. Therapeutic Index