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Wikipedia’s skeptical assault on botanical medicine

April 22, 2019 - botanical medicines for treating illnesses for centuries, even millennia, in traditional settings. Skeptics' claims against botanicals are specious; they ignore the well-known fact that approximately 40 percent of drugs prescribed by conventional medical physicians are derived from botanicals that have been used for centuries. Furthermore, most of the top 20 drugs sold in the US today, including aspirin, are based upon a plant phytochemicals.[1] So are some common anti-cancer ...

American Herbal Pharmacopoeia releases cannabis monograph legitimizing herb as botanical medicine

December 19, 2013 - American Herbal Pharmacopoeia releases cannabis monograph legitimizing herb as botanical medicine

Thursday, December 19, 2013 by: Ethan A. Huff, staff writerTags: cannabis, botanical medicine, American Herbal Pharmacopoeia

Cannabis monograph a powerful tool for both patients and providers

First cannabis monograph published in 1851

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Chinese Botanical Medicine: Wikipedia claims it is fake, we are certain it is real

April 17, 2019 - botanical medicine. In mainland China, acupuncture and herbology are treated as separate disciplines; therefore we will only look at Chinese botanical medical.

Wikipedia has a noteworthy amount to say about traditional Chinese herbal medicine. However, its major criticisms rely heavily upon five-plus year old reviews of the peer-reviewed research. Some references in fact have nothing to do with Chinese herbology. The majority of clinical research into Chinese botanicals ...

Botanical interventions for low-risk skin cancers

February 26, 2020 -

The researcher believes that these herbs have other health benefits and can be incorporated into a skin care regimen with minimal risk for the prevention of sunlight-induced pre-cancerous skin lesions.

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Zimmerman C. HERBS FOR LOW-RISK SKIN CANCERS AND PRECANCERS. Alternative and Complementary Therapies. 04 June 2019;25(3):163–166. DOI: 10.1089/act.2019.29219.czi

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YouTube declares war on natural medicine, begins banning channels that promote botanical healing that might hurt the profits of Big Pharma

August 14, 2018 -

As our own Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, recently reported, YouTube has officially shut down the Natural News YouTube channel over a 43-second video that discussed the scientific properties of cannabidiol, or CBD, which is one of several dozen cannabinoid compounds found naturally in the cannabis plant.

The video contained a series of imagery of cannabis plants growing in a field along with text explaining how a woman was cured of terminal cancer using its oil. The video ...

Study: Naturally controlling dental plaque using botanical extracts

August 09, 2018 -

The researchers concluded that natural mouthwashes containing green tea and Miswak promote oral health better than chemical varieties. Further, the effects of chlorhexidine are insubstantial and are similar to placebo washes.

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Botanical antimicrobials offer effective alternatives to synthetic antibiotics

April 05, 2018 -

Herbals have been proven to be effective in treating diseases, suggesting that fungi and viruses have a lower ability to adapt to a plant-based antimicrobial regimen.

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Gupta PD, Birdi TJ. DEVELOPMENT OF BOTANICALS TO COMBAT ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE. Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine. October—December 2017;8(4):266–275. DOI: 10.1016/j.jaim....

Botanical Medicines are Competition for Inflammation Drug Options

February 04, 2008 - Botanical Medicines are Competition for Inflammation Drug Options

Monday, February 04, 2008 by: Kal SellersTags: inflammation, health news, Natural News

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Botanical study concludes the antioxidant potential of small nettle

January 19, 2019 -

Wild plants such as the small nettle are very much underutilized in today's society, which is very unfortunate since they might have the solution to problems regarding health, nutrition, livelihood, and ecological sustainability. In the past, these plants were widely used to supplement the nutrients that staple foods are unable to provide, so they have great potential as a source of nutrients with pharmaceutical applications. Some of the most sought-after compounds in plants ...

Many botanical extracts show promise as natural, alternative insecticides

November 24, 2018 -

Biting flies feed on the blood of cattle and other livestock. Not only do their painful bites and swarming numbers disrupt the health of the animals, but the insects can also spread contagious diseases. Synthetic insecticides are usually employed to reduce and control their numbers. However, the flies are growing more resistant to bug-killing chemicals like organophosphates and pyrethroids. Furthermore, these pesticides cause a lot of harm to the environment and pose a risk ...

FDA approves crofelemer as first-ever oral botanical 'drug'

January 21, 2013 - FDA approves crofelemer as first-ever oral botanical 'drug'

Monday, January 21, 2013 by: Ethan A. Huff, staff writerTags: crofelemer, plant drugs, FDA approval

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Health Ranger Report: Sylvie Beljanski shares botanical breakthroughs in cancer therapy

September 01, 2025 -

In a world where cancer treatments often prioritize profit over patients, the legacy of Dr. Mirko Beljanski stands as a beacon of hope and a damning indictment of the medical-industrial complex.

His daughter Sylvie Beljanski joined Mike Adams on the "Health Ranger Report" to reveal how her father's groundbreaking botanical research was violently suppressed by governments colluding with Big Pharma, and why his discoveries are more relevant than ...

These botanical medicines have a proven track record of curing Crohn’s

May 27, 2019 -

The protective powers of glutamine and Chios mastic gum

Although glutamine is not a plant, its potential in treating gut diseases like Crohn's is remarkable. Glutamine is known to increase the regeneration of damaged intestinal cells and lower the risk of infections. It also speeds up the healing of the mucosal lining of the gut, thereby improving the mucosal barrier integrity of the intestine. In Crohn's disease, the main goal is to help the mucosal lining heal.

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A botanical boost: New serum harnesses tropical plant to accelerate hair growth

January 05, 2026 -

In the enduring quest to combat hair loss, a novel approach blending ancient botanical wisdom with modern biotechnology has shown striking results. Researchers in Taiwan have developed a topical serum that, in a controlled clinical trial, more than doubled improvements in hair thickness and density within just eight weeks. The key innovation lies in harnessing the natural communication system of a common tropical plant, Centella asiatica, and combining ...

Allergies Increase: Botanical Sexism in Urban Environments Leads to Higher Pollen Counts

July 14, 2009 - Allergies Increase: Botanical Sexism in Urban Environments Leads to Higher Pollen Counts

Tuesday, July 14, 2009 by: Jeremiah Smith, PharmDTags: pollen, health news, Natural News

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Cold and flu symptoms get eliminated with bio-botanical formulas safely and effectively

October 11, 2017 - botanical medicine, talk about the role of herbal antimicrobial formulas in addressing microbiome imbalances and its ability to support the immune system. If you are interested in building the ultimate herbal medicine kit – at home – don’t miss this informative program.

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Standardized botanical composition UP601 can suppress appetite better than other weight loss supplements, says study

April 19, 2021 -

However, keeping off weight is easier said than done. Besides following a well-balanced diet, exercising regularly is also an important part of healthy weight management. And for those struggling to shed some pounds, supplements that promote fat burning and suppress the appetite may also come in handy.

Today, the market is saturated with all kinds of health supplements, not least of which are diet or weight loss supplements. In a recent study, American and South Korean ...

“Vegetables II” explores the botanical families that have shaped human diets and agricultural practices for centuries

July 03, 2025 -

"Vegetables II: Fabaceae, Liliaceae, Solanaceae, and Umbelliferae," edited by Jaime Prohens and Fernando Nuez, is a comprehensive exploration of the botanical families that have shaped human diets and agricultural practices for centuries. Released to an audience eager for insights into the science and history of these essential vegetables, the book is a testament to the meticulous research and expertise of its authors.

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Experts develop an app for farmers that can help “reinforce botanical identity and chain of custody”

March 28, 2019 -

It is important to ensure the identity of the plant and its part, says Botanical Liaisons founder Trish Flaster. She is one of the researchers who are developing an app that is capable of storing a large amount of data about the collection and processing of a botanical ingredient.

The app will record the time when the plant gets collected, the state of the soil and weather during that time, and the steps taken to process the plant parts. It will also assist the user in ...