Botanica Geral E Medica...
by
Joachim Monteiro Caminhoá
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Health & Wellness
Format
Paperback
Pages
368
Language
Portuguese
Published
Jan 1, 2011
Publisher
Nabu Press
ISBN-10
1247834867
ISBN-13
9781247834863
Description
In this comprehensive exploration of botany, Joachim Monteiro Caminhoá delves into the intricate relationships between plants and their medicinal properties. The work serves as an invaluable resource, illuminating the significance of various plant species in traditional and contemporary medicine. Caminhoá's meticulous research and engaging prose guide readers through the botanical world, emphasizing both the scientific and cultural dimensions of plant usage.
As a practitioner and scholar, Caminhoá intertwines his vast knowledge of herbal remedies with an accessible narrative, making the subject matter approachable for both enthusiasts and professionals. The detailed descriptions of specific plants, alongside their applications in healing practices, underscore the importance of botanical studies in understanding human health. This work stands as a testament to the wisdom found in nature, inviting readers to appreciate the profound connections between flora, wellness, and the rich heritage of herbal medicine.
As a practitioner and scholar, Caminhoá intertwines his vast knowledge of herbal remedies with an accessible narrative, making the subject matter approachable for both enthusiasts and professionals. The detailed descriptions of specific plants, alongside their applications in healing practices, underscore the importance of botanical studies in understanding human health. This work stands as a testament to the wisdom found in nature, inviting readers to appreciate the profound connections between flora, wellness, and the rich heritage of herbal medicine.
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