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Abstracts 2006

Brendan M.R. Bowles

An Investigation into the uses of Urtica dioica L (Urticaceae) Common Nettle – separate parts, different conditions?

 

Lynne Elizabeth Campbell

Lathyrus linifolius (Bitter vetch) Scotland’s Glycyrrhiza glabra (Liquorice)?

 

Gustavo De Lezameta

A Case History Based Study to ‘Examine the Consistency of Nutritional Advice Given in the Treatment of IBS at the Scottish School of Herbal Medicine

 

Pamela Duncanson

A Herbal Approach to the Treatment of Patients with Hospital-acquired Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus

 

Glen Elliott

What can consulting patterns at a Herbal Medicine Practice indicate about male health-seeking behaviour patterns male health-seeking behaviour patterns with regard to Herbal Medicine? - A literature review and retrospective clinic data study

 

Annie Gardner

A cross-cultural study into the traditional medical understanding of the role of emotions in liver pathology

 

Erika Guthrie

Can Rosmarinus officinalis be used to help facilitate the Grieving Process?

 

Janet Hall

Can Herbal Medicine Aid Concentration In Those With Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder?

 

Marie Therese Hickland

Testing the Tasting Database

 

Erica M Hollis

Medicinal Uses of Comfrey (Symphytum species) Past, Present and Future: A literature review and extended monograph tracing the historical uses of the herb through to the present day in order to assess its future potential

 

Claire McGarrie

An investigation into a holistic understanding of libido and the subsequent treatment of low libido using herbal medicine

 

Bergitte McGovern

An investigation into whether Bellis perennis offers an effective alternative to Arnica montana in external applications

 

Pamela Spence

Who is Artemisia vulgaris? Endeavourng to decipher the Energetic Essence of the plant

 

Iain Stewart

Can the Scottish native plant Myrica gale play a larger role in today's modern herbal practice and if so where do its main strengths lie?

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