21ME07 - Clinical Applications for Using 13 Heroic and Potentially Toxic Herbs proton pump inhibitors upper respiratory infections

upper respiratory infections

managing arrythmias

The pathways of acute and chronic inflammation are compared and contrasted

rat and cell-culture studies that form the bulk of the literature

Botanical Medicine and Iodine 219 Vickie Shufer     Spring Greens and A Taste of the Wild 231 Jill Stansbury

21ME07 - Clinical Applications for Using 13 Heroic and Potentially Toxic Herbs proton pump inhibitors upper respiratory infectionsSpeaker: Donald Yance, RH (AHG). Poisonous plants, when used in the proper, prescribed doses, can act as potent therapeutic agents. Virtually any substance can be harmful at high enough concentrations, and it is thought that if the dose is low enough, even a highly toxic substance will cease to cause a harmful effect. The toxic potency of a chemical is thus ultimately defined by the dose (the amount) of the chemical that will produce a specific