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A STROLL THROUGH THE NATURE IBD

SELF PUBLISHER
11 / 2023
9789358686821
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NatureâÇÖs Healing Powers: An OverviewáNature has always been there for us, providing comfort, inspiration, and most importantly, healing. The potential of natureâÇÖs healing abilities has been an ever-present thread throughout human history, from traditional herbal treatments to cutting-edge pharmaceuticals produced from plants. Nature offers a huge array of resources that have the power to heal and preserve our bodily, mental, and emotional well-being.áHumansâÇÖ evolutionary history includes a close connection to the restorative powers of nature. Primitive peoples drew on the natural world for everything from food to medicine. Indigenous civilizations, in particular, have maintained a wealth of information about the therapeutic powers of numerous plants, herbs, and other natural resources. The knowledge included in these time-tested methods of care has been passed down through the ages and is relevant today.áThe concept of using natural resources for healing is expansive, covering a wide range of methods, products, and approaches. It is not confined to medicinal herbs, although they play a vital role. These include the promise of biomimicry in developing cutting-edge medical innovations, the psychological impact of natural aesthetics, and the therapeutic value of spending time in natural areas. Understanding and using natureâÇÖs healing power can lead to more holistic and sustainable approaches to treatment.áThe Green Pharmacy of Medicinal PlantsáThe usage of medicinal plants extends back thousands of years, and it is one of the most notable representations of natureâÇÖs healing potential. Herbal medicine is a practice that has been passed down from generation to generation in many different civilizations. Plants like aloe vera, lavender, and echinacea have long been recognized for their healing benefits.áEven mainstream medicine recognizes the merits of these time-honored techniques. In truth, many pharmaceutical medications are either directly derived from plants or are conceptually similar to plant-based drugs. Aspirin, for instance, originates from the willow tree, whereas the Pacific yew tree is the source of the anti-cancer medication Taxol.á

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