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This medical PowerPoint presentation is about Herbalism, also known as herbal medicine or phytotherapy. Herbalism is the study and practice of using plant-based materials to promote health and well-being. This includes the use of herbs, flowers, roots, leaves, and other parts of plants to prevent, treat, or manage various health conditions.

Herbalism has been used for thousands of years in various cultures around the world. Traditional herbal medicine is often based on a combination of ancient knowledge, empirical observation, and modern scientific research. It can be used to treat a wide range of health conditions, including digestive problems, skin disorders, respiratory issues, hormonal imbalances, and many others.

Herbal remedies can be administered in various forms, including teas, tinctures, capsules, and topical applications such as salves and creams. However, its important to note that herbal remedies can interact with certain medications, and some herbs may have harmful side effects or be toxic in large doses. Therefore, its important to consult with a qualified herbalist or healthcare professional before using any herbal remedies.

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Herbalism
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Herbalism Use of herbs for medicinal purposes.
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History of Herbs The use of herbs spans back almost as long as the history of man and throughout the centuries has played an important role in our health. Today, herbalism is seeing a surge of popularity once again.
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Use of Herbs The Respiratory System The Nervous system The Digestive System The Skin The Female Reproductive System The Cardiovascular System The Musculoskeletal System Allergic Conditions http://www.premiertrainingonline.com/coursedetails.aspx?sm=0&catid=10&am=1&cid=29
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Herbs Used in: Medieval Times Herber - herb garden and/or pleasure garden Magical Purpose Modern uses
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The "Doctrine of Signatures" has been an idea of herbalists for centuries, but it did not become part of the medical thinking until the middle of the seventeenth century. idea that God has marked everything He created with a sign (signature). popularized in the early 1600s by the writings of Jakob Böhme
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Examples of Doctrine of Signatures Sanguinaria canadensis, appropriately named bloodroot Mandrake
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HerbalismAnd the “Doctrine of Signatures” By: Leslie Austin
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“Doctrine of Signatures” The idea that everything God creates is marked with a sign Indication of a purpose that God has in his plan: uses the color of the flowers, and the shape of his leaves in his plan Put in writing in the 1600s by Jakob Boehme Example to the left: Hepatica (Hepatica acutiloba): It bears resemblance to the liver thus therefore early scientist used this plant to cure liver diseases It is the ideas of getting pharmaceutal value from plants
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More Examples of Early Remedies liverwort = relieve liver trouble snakeroot = antidote for snake venom adder’s tongue = cure for wounds and inflammation from snakebite lungwort = cure pulmonary diseases bloodroot = cure blood disorders; induce vomiting; laxative toothwort = relieve toothache gravelwort = dissolve stones in the urinary tract wormwood = expel intestinal parasites pilewort = cure hemorrhoids ginseng = "man essense," used as a general human panacea mandrake = promote sexual passion in females black-eye root = remove bruise discoloration maidenhair fern = cure for baldness Taken from http://www.botgard.ucla.edu/html/botanytextbooks/economicbotany/Doctrine/
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Color Association Scientists associates a certain color with a certain body part: yellow and sweet = spleen red and bitter = heart green and sour = liver black and salty = lungs
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Samples for viewing Snakeroot (left) Liverwort (right)
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Jakob Boehme and his influence on “Doctrine of Signatures” and ideas that stemmed from it Shoemaker from Germany Published ideas in Aurora and was exiled for it Paracelsus looked at his writing for spiritual healing remedies Later “Doctrine of Signatures” was used as an astrological influence EX: The sun was said to rule the heart, circulation, and the vertebral column. All plants that appeared solar, such as Calendula and Sunflower fell under its influence, as did those plants that followed the sun in their growth such as Heliotrope. (according to Culpeper’s astrological views)
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Early ideas are essential for understanding early ideas Doctrine came before homeopathy Derived from folk medicine Modern doctors dismiss the doctrine and try to actually find the medical values of the plants, but some of the ideas are correct Example: Hawaiians viewed the banana as a human fertility which the banana flower is actually used to help men to be more comfortable with their maleness The doctrine actually is viewed by essence makers to see what the value of an essence is