Definitions

1. Folk medicine is a blend of medicine and ethnography.
2. Folk medicine is a forerunner to our present day Alternative Medicine.
3. Folk medicine is a part of Lithuanian traditional culture.
4. Folk medicine is a form of complementary and alternative medicine that relies heavily (although not exclusively) on oral tradition.
5. Folk medicine is a form of complementary and alternative medicine that relies heavily (although not exclusively) on oral tradition.

Folk Medicine

1. UCLA's Online Archive of American Folk Medicine is a searchable database of over 210,000 folk remedies.
2. Ozarkian and Haitian Folk Medicine Monograph with references describing the similarities between folkloric beliefs in Haiti and mid-western America.
3. Lithuanian Folk Medicine - Includes sections describing the concept of health and illness, determination of illness, doctors and cures.
4. Folk Medicine: UCLA Folklore Archive Resource Includes searchable database by keyword, usage, condition, belief, date, region or ethnicity of origin.
5. Folk Medicine: UCLA Folklore Archive Resource Includes searchable database by keyword, usage, condition, belief, date, region or ethnicity of origin.

Healing

1. Mexican folk medicine is a healing philosophy with several disparate pasts.
2. Folk medicine Folk medicine Folk Medicine is a database of traditional cures for various illnesses and ailments.
3. Rita Balkut. Translated by Giedr Ambrozaitien. Folk medicine is a part of Lithuanian traditional culture.
4. Folk Medicine Plant drawings, common ailments and remedies by a Newfoundland fifth-grade class.
5. Folk Medicine - Bordering the Future Brief commentary on folk healing in the Texas border regions.

Medicines

1. Referenced article by a home healthcare nurse from West Virginia about the history of folk medicine and practices still in use.
2. Folk Medicine - Plant drawings, common ailments and remedies by a Newfoundland fifth-grade class.
3. Ozarkian and Haitian Folk Medicine - Monograph with references describing the similarities between folkloric beliefs in Haiti and mid-western America.
4. These common features of folk medicine are interrelated and serve a complex variety of goals.
5. Like conventional biomedicine, the preeminent goal of folk medicine is the amelioration of the effects of disease.

Traditional

1. Folk medicine Board certification emergency medicine, best Folk medicine.
2. An overview of folk medicine and its types, elements, and origins.
3. Folk medicine Cough extraction from medicine pseudoephedrine, only Folk medicine.
4. Among the Gullah, folk medicine was widely practiced because of the.
5. Folk medicine incorporates crude medicinal herbs, decoctions and infusions and syrups.

Medicinal

1. Folk medicine incorporates crude medicinal herbs, decoctions and infusions and syrups.
2. The most common method in folk medicine healing is using medicinal plants.

Indigenous

1. We look at the following indigenous systems: Siddha, Unani-Tibb and Traditional folk medicine, Yoga, Naturopathy, Homeopathy and Tibetan medicine.
2. There are also three types of transmission of indigenous knowledge or folk medicine: the society and community, the family, and the individual (dreams).

Traditional Folk

1. Pliny's reports are no doubt drawn from a vast reservoir of traditional folk medicine.
2. Rules about folk medicine that would appear to be in our favor would be.
3. There has been a Spanish Catholic contribution to folk medicine in Trinidad.
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5. From: $12.00 Folk Medicine of Appalachia Folk medicine is a forerunner to our present day Alternative Medicine.

Folk Remedies

1. Folk Medicine According to Hartwell (1967-1971) coconuts are used in folk remedies for tumors.

Popular Medicine

1. For much of the twentieth century the concept of popular medicine, or folk medicine, has been familiar to both doctors and anthropologists.

Japan

1. It is a popular herb in traditional folk medicine, and is still consumed in Japan as a vegetable called "gobo".

Long

1. Herbal remedies: Traditional folk medicine has long relied on herbal teas as sleep aids.

Practice

1. These included food gardening or farming, carpentry, architecture, housekeeping, administration, and the practice of folk medicine.

Practitioners

1. In folk medicine, practitioners used wheatgrass to treat cystitis, gout, rheumatic pain, chronic skin disorders, and constipation.

Revered

1. Kuzu is revered in Japan, uniquely honored in both high cuisine and folk medicine.

Birth Control

1. Many plants in this family, such as wild carrot, have estrogenic properties and have been used as folk medicine for birth control.

Modern Medicine

1. Before the advent of modern medicine, folk medicine was king.

Herbs

1. Essiac Tea Formula: Herbs *Burdock root (Arctium lappa) In the past, this plant was used in folk medicine.

Insomnia

1. Coriander has been used as a folk medicine for the relief of anxiety and insomnia in Iranian folk medicine.

Sore Throat

1. Labrador tea in folk medicine has been used for coughs, chest ailments, headache, kidney, rheumatism, diarrhea, sore throat, and malignancies.

Common

1. The practice of herbal and folk medicine and spiritual healing is also common, as are alternative medical and New Age healing practices.
2. The various species of lysimachia are common to the British Isles, and are well known to folk medicine.

Ailments

1. Chinese herbalists and practitioners of folk medicine all over the world have long used herbal tea remedies to treat a wide ranging array of ailments.
2. The roots and leaves of the beet have been used in folk medicine to treat a wide variety of ailments.

Medicinal Mushrooms

1. The use of medicinal mushrooms in folk medicine, is best documented in the East.

Mushrooms

1. The use of mushrooms, and hot water mushroom extracts, in folk medicine is best documented in the East.
2. Among traditional folk medicine (especially Chinese), mushrooms have been documented to be in use against disease for over 2 millennia, perhaps much longer.

Remedy

1. The juice of fresh ginger has been used in folk medicine as a remedy for burns and minor skin irritation.

Remedies

1. Slavic Magick and Folk Medicine - Outlines spells, divinations, remedies and superstitions of the Slavic culture.

Herbalists

1. At the same time, folk medicine in the home and village continues uninterrupted, supporting numerous wandering and settled herbalists.

Herbalism

1. Vervain has longstanding use in herbalism and folk medicine, usually as a herbal tea.

Therapeutics

1. Medicinal use Certain mushrooms enjoy usage as therapeutics in folk medicine s, such as Traditional Chinese medicine.

Searchable Database

1. Folk Medicine: UCLA Folklore Archive Resource - Includes searchable database by keyword, usage, condition, belief, date, region or ethnicity of origin.

Common Cold

1. In China, a drink made with sliced ginger cooked in sweetened water or a cola is used as a folk medicine for common cold.

Vinegar

1. The mother came to me with the same complaint as the harassed mother of the twins, and again I suggested the same folk medicine remedy of iodine and vinegar.

Apple Cider Vinegar

1. A miracle drug in the annals of folk medicine, apple cider vinegar is broadly revered and inexpensively procured.
2. Known for decades as a panacea in the world of folk medicine, apple cider vinegar is packed with natural goodness.

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