A natural healing practice using plant-based substances to promote health and treat ailments.

Natural preparations made from herbs to alleviate health conditions, such as teas or tinctures.

Individuals who are beginning their journey in learning about herbal medicine and its applications.

The process of recognizing and categorizing herbs based on their characteristics and medicinal properties.

Various physical or mental health issues that can be addressed using herbal remedies.

A concentrated herbal extract made by soaking herbs in alcohol or vinegar to extract their medicinal properties.

A common herbal preparation made by steeping dried herbs in hot water to release their beneficial compounds.

A topical herbal preparation, usually in an oily base, used to soothe and heal skin conditions.

The practice of gathering wild herbs and plants from their natural environment for medicinal use.

Obtaining herbs in a manner that respects the environment and local communities.

Situations or conditions where certain herbs should not be used due to potential adverse effects.

Various techniques used to transform raw herbs into usable forms, like teas, tinctures, and salves.

The specific amount of an herbal remedy recommended for effective treatment.

Natural environments where specific herbs grow, influencing their properties and availability.

Guidelines to ensure safe and effective use of herbal remedies, minimizing risks.

Custom herbal solutions tailored to an individual's unique health needs and conditions.

The scientific study of plants, including their properties, uses, and ecological importance.

The beneficial effects that herbs can have on health and well-being.

The process of combining different herbs to create a remedy that addresses specific health issues.

The ability of an herbal remedy to produce the desired therapeutic effect.

Techniques used to maintain the potency and shelf-life of herbal preparations.

Treatment options derived from nature, including herbs, that aim to restore health.

An approach to health that considers the whole person, including physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.

The process of gathering reliable information about herbs, their uses, and safety.

The moral principles guiding the practice of herbal medicine, including respect for nature and community.