Pocket guide to herbal medicine
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Pocket guide to herbal medicine
Complementary MedicinePocket Guide to Herbal MedicineKarin Kraft, M.D.Christopher Hobbs, L.Ac.Foreword by Jonathan TreasureKarin Kraft, M.D.ProfessorO Pocket guide to herbal medicine Outpatient ClinicUniversity of RostockGermanyChristopher Hobbs, L.Ac., A.H.G.Clinical Herbalist and Acupuncturist in Private Practice Davis. CaliforniaUSAForeword by Jonathan TreasureLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data is availablefrom the publisherThis book is an authorized and revis Pocket guide to herbal medicine ed translation of the German edition published and copyrighted 2000 by Georg Thieme Verlag, Stuttgart, Germany. Title of the German edition: PhytotherPocket guide to herbal medicine
apieTranslator: Suzyon O’Neal Wandrey. Berlin. GermanyImportant note: Medicine is an everchanging science undergoing continual development. Research aComplementary MedicinePocket Guide to Herbal MedicineKarin Kraft, M.D.Christopher Hobbs, L.Ac.Foreword by Jonathan TreasureKarin Kraft, M.D.ProfessorO Pocket guide to herbal medicine mentions any dosage or application, readers may rest assured that the authors, editors, and publishers have made every effort to ensure that such references are in accordance with the state of knowledge at the time of production of the book.Nevertheless, this docs not involve, imply, or express any Pocket guide to herbal medicine guarantee or responsibility on the part of the publishers in respect to any dosage instructions and forms of applications stated in the book. Every uPocket guide to herbal medicine
ser is requested to examine carefully the manufacturers’ leaflets accompanying each drug and to check, if necessary in consultation with a physician oComplementary MedicinePocket Guide to Herbal MedicineKarin Kraft, M.D.Christopher Hobbs, L.Ac.Foreword by Jonathan TreasureKarin Kraft, M.D.ProfessorO Pocket guide to herbal medicine he present book. Such examination is particularly important with drugs that are either rarely used or have been newly released on the market. Every dosage schedule or every' form of application used is entirely at the user’s own risk and responsibility. The authors and publishers request every user Pocket guide to herbal medicine to report to the publishers any discrepancies or inaccuracies noticed.© 2004 Georg Thieme Verlag, Rudigerstrasse 14,70469 Stuttgart. Germanyhttp://wwwPocket guide to herbal medicine
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copyright legislation. without the publisher’s consent, is illegal and liable to prosecution. This applies in particular to photostat reproduction, cComplementary MedicinePocket Guide to Herbal MedicineKarin Kraft, M.D.Christopher Hobbs, L.Ac.Foreword by Jonathan TreasureKarin Kraft, M.D.ProfessorO Pocket guide to herbal medicine y, both patient and physician may be more likely to use the Internet as a first reference source. The sheer amount of medical information available on the World Wide Web and the speed of its renewal and retrieval may outpace the Caxtonian mechanics of printed textbook production, but has done little Pocket guide to herbal medicine to erode the authority of the printed word. Conversely, in fact, major medical reference texts are these days being “ported” into the memory of hand-Pocket guide to herbal medicine
held electronic devices or on-line databases. This development, welcomed by gadgetry enthusiasts, eliminates the hefty size and weight of the printed Complementary MedicinePocket Guide to Herbal MedicineKarin Kraft, M.D.Christopher Hobbs, L.Ac.Foreword by Jonathan TreasureKarin Kraft, M.D.ProfessorO Pocket guide to herbal medicine ook.However, another, and only slightly less illustrious tradition has long co-existed with that of the major medical opus. This is the “vade mecum,” literally "go with me," intended as a portable tome to be kept on hand for immediate reference. To be successful, this format requires authors to poss Pocket guide to herbal medicine ess a high degree of intimacy and fluency with their subject matter, to be able to communicate its essentials with precision and confidence, compactinPocket guide to herbal medicine
g prose and condensing content without sacrificing narrative. The size of the resultant printed volume must be compact enough to make it easily portabComplementary MedicinePocket Guide to Herbal MedicineKarin Kraft, M.D.Christopher Hobbs, L.Ac.Foreword by Jonathan TreasureKarin Kraft, M.D.ProfessorO Pocket guide to herbal medicine rbal medicine), authored by the German physician and phytotherapist Karin Kraft. Prof. Kraft is a member of the Commission E (the official expert committee which originally considered the safety and efficacy of phytomedicines in Germany), and is currently a member of the supervising editorial board Pocket guide to herbal medicine of ESCOP (European Scientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy). ESCOP produces the scientific monographs that provide the official core data for herbal mePocket guide to herbal medicine
dicines in the EU.In Germany, phytotherapy enjoys a higher degree of integration into general medical practice than in any other European country, witComplementary MedicinePocket Guide to Herbal MedicineKarin Kraft, M.D.Christopher Hobbs, L.Ac.Foreword by Jonathan TreasureKarin Kraft, M.D.ProfessorO Pocket guide to herbal medicine uide, Prof. Kraft provides the busygeneral practitioner with a compact and practical reference guide that includes a materia medica of herbs, a prescriber for many conditions, and extensive data on dosage, forms of administration, safety data and technical standards for German commercial herbal prod Pocket guide to herbal medicine ucts. (Special mention should made of Prof. Kraft’s inclusion of an often neglected area, that of topical applications of herbal medications such as pPocket guide to herbal medicine
oultices and compresses, more popular in Europe than in the USA).In North America, herbal medicine is a more marginal discipline, ultimately the legacComplementary MedicinePocket Guide to Herbal MedicineKarin Kraft, M.D.Christopher Hobbs, L.Ac.Foreword by Jonathan TreasureKarin Kraft, M.D.ProfessorO Pocket guide to herbal medicine medical practice following the Flexner Report of 1910. Although the majority of "official" medicines in the United States Pharmacopoeia were originally botanicals or bo-tanically derived, there remains a sharp discontinuity between standard practice mpdirinp tndav rind its hntriniCril nast Thp nnrp Pocket guide to herbal medicine widp<;nrPrid srhnnk of nhvcin-ForewordComplementary MedicinePocket Guide to Herbal MedicineKarin Kraft, M.D.Christopher Hobbs, L.Ac.Foreword by Jonathan TreasureKarin Kraft, M.D.ProfessorOComplementary MedicinePocket Guide to Herbal MedicineKarin Kraft, M.D.Christopher Hobbs, L.Ac.Foreword by Jonathan TreasureKarin Kraft, M.D.ProfessorOGọi ngay
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