Drugs And Medicines Of North America (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781024904475)

Drugs And Medicines Of North America, subtitled "A Quarterly Devoted To The Historical And Scientific Discussion Of The Botany, Pharmacy, Chemistry And The Therapeutics Of The Medicinal Plants Of North America, Their Constituents, Products And Sophistications," is a detailed exploration of North American medicinal plants.

Authored by John Uri Lloyd and Curtis Gates Lloyd, this book provides a historical and scientific perspective on the use of native plants in medicine. It delves into the botany, pharmacy, chemistry, and therapeutics associated with these plants, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the historical applications of natural remedies and the scientific understanding of plant-based medicines.

This work is essential for historians of medicine, botanists, and anyone interested in the rich tradition of herbal medicine in North America.

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