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Abstracts 2009

Helen Christov

An investigation into the herbal treatment of bee stings with particular refernce to anaphylaxis

 

Anais De Valicourt

Investigation into the Medicinal Uses of Balsam Fir, Abies balsamea (Linn)

 

Terrill Dobson

What can the sound archive recordings of the School of Scottish Studies (University of Edinburgh) tell us about the traditional use of medicinal herbs in Scotland?

 

Tim Entwistle

What are the medicinal properties of Dipsacus fullonum, and what role does it play in the modern herbalists dispensary?

 

Leila Mayne

What Potential is there for including Pinus sylvestris as an indigenous plant into the Modern Herbalist's dispensary for internal use?

 

Biddy Shannon

The enduring power of mandrake. To what extent do the constituents, effects and superstitions associated with Mandragora officinarum contribute to its disappearance from the modern herbal dispensary?

 

Sarah Small

The Relevance of Traditional, Ritualistic and Shamanistic Uses of Datura spps. in Relation to Modern Herbal Medicine

 

Ena Walsh

Primary Hypercholesterolemia in Postmenopausal Women: Herbal Treatment Compared to Conventional Treatment and Management

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