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Economic Botany, 1971
Local medical practices in this Pacific archipelago are reviewed, the folk taxonomy and medicinal uses of 71 plants are discussed, and the medicinal applications of each species in some other regions of the Pacific are enumerated. Included are the plant parts used, Tongan names, the illnesses, and the preparations of the remedies.
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Local medical practices in this Pacific archipelago are reviewed, the folk taxonomy and medicinal uses of 71 plants are discussed, and the medicinal applications of each species in some other regions of the Pacific are enumerated. Included are the plant parts used, Tongan names, the illnesses, and the preparations of the remedies.
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The scope of hunter–gatherer ethnomedicine
Social Science & Medicine, 2000We examined the cosmology and ethnomedical beliefs of the Penan hunter gatherers of Brunei Darussalam on the island of Borneo. Our results suggest that they maintain a medical system that is limited in scope and detail compared to neighboring swidden rice cultivators.
R A, Voeks, P, Sercombe
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Ethnomedicinal Facts and Practice
2020Ethnomedicine is the interaction between human beings and medicine which is an ancient aspect of practice to treat the ailments. Initially it was based on hit and trial methods, but the technological advancements opened the many ways to be more specific for the practice and outcome.
M. Ali, Khalid Rehman Hakeem
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Satureja: Ethnopharmacology and Ethnomedicine
2015In the Persian traditional books (written in Persian or Arabian languages), some beneficial effects are mentioned for internal application of savory including appetizer, antitussive, strengthen of eye, anti-vomiting agent, reducing tooth ache and externally for relieving rheumatism pain and inflammation.
Soodabeh Saeidnia +3 more
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Ethnomedicine of the Magical Papyri
2009Many aspects of the relations among medicine and religious ideas in late antiquity remain to be explored from a fresh perspective, particularly regarding those ideas classed as so-called "magic." Much of the previous scholarship of these relations was doubly-biased by the ethnocentrism of the Western biomedical model and a traditional societal ...
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Morinda lucida Benth (Rubiaceae): A review of its ethnomedicine, phytochemistry and pharmacology
Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2021Joseph O Adebayo
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Garcinia oligantha: A comprehensive overview of ethnomedicine, phytochemistry and pharmacology
Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2023Hong-Xi Xu
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