The science and art of using plants for healing is known as herbology. Herbalists use medicinal plants (herbs) to effect changes in body systems to allow the body to heal itself.

The science and art of using plants for healing is known as herbology. Herbalists use medicinal plants (herbs) to effect changes in body systems to allow the body to heal itself. The herbs are either ingested orally or applied externally. According to the medical definition, medicine is anything which enters the body and alters its structure or function. Using that definition, all foods and even water and air could be considered medicines. To a lay person the term medicine is confused with drugs and connotes a dangerous and probably toxic substance that must be used with extreme care and only under professional supervision.

Although herbal medicine has existed since the dawn of time, our knowledge of how plants actually affect human physiology remains largely unexplored. Since the dawn of time, the life of humans and that of plants have been inextricably woven together, with every aspect of a human being's life being dependent upon the plants. For tens of thousands of years, plants have provided us with clothing, shelter, food, fuel, textiles and countless other necessities of living. Human beings breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide. In turn, plants breathe in carbon dioxide and breathe out oxygen, our most precious resource. If there were no plants, there would be no life. It's as simple as that. This is a physical reality that too many fail to recognize in our modern lives.

Cleansing the body and building up the health of body systems have been the major goal in much of the world's herbal practice. Herbal therapy is entirely different than drug therapy. In drug therapy, the practitioner seeks to describe specific causes for disease and then seeks to make specific chemical changes in the body to correct the cause. In herbal therapy, the practitioner views disease as a general imbalance of the body. Herbology focuses on assisting the self-healing process of the body. The herbalists approach is more often nutritional than medicinal. Orthodox medicine attempts to effect a cure by killing an infection with powerful inorganic drugs or by the injection of dangerous serums or vaccines. The herbalist and natural healer, on the other hand, recognizes that disease, excluding trauma, is the result of violation, intentional or otherwise, of the laws of nature; that germs cannot exist in harmful numbers for any length of time in or on tissue whose life and vitality is high. So that the only way the disease can be overcome is to aid nature in the healing process by the elimination of the poisons and toxins through the body's natural channels, allowing the vitality to return to the body.

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