Herbal medicine in English

English for herbal medicine: herbal medicine; medicinal herbs.

Herbal medicines are made using plant extracts and are mainly used for their therapeutic value. This is because most plants contain chemical elements that have physical treatments such as healing.

Herbal medicine is the oldest form of health care and played an important role in ancient times. Modern medicine has evolved to a point where it was still an unheard of technique in the beginning.

Primitive humans used the vast flora around them to maximize the observation of plants and animals and their parts, and herbal medicine was finally born.

In a study by the World Health Organization, it was shown that for about 80 percent of the world's population still relies on herbs to treat some kind of ailment, and about 74 percent of the medicines we use today contain at least one botanical molecule.

For example, the use of ephedra in herbal medicine to treat the respiratory system still exists. Ephedra still has the majority of commercially prescribed medications that can be used to reduce asthma symptoms.

Funny medicine names:

Named after the Chinese zodiac - e.g., rat's stick, cow's knee, tiger's ear (goldenseal), rabbitbrush, gentian, snake's tongue, vervain, sheep's hoof root, monkey's head vine, chickweed, dog's ear, pig's salsa (amaranthus), etc. .

Named after heaven and earth, the sun, moon and stars - such as Tiannanxing, Dibaoji, Renmeiqianxian (also known as blood see sadness), Qianrihong, June snow, full of stars, and so on. The names of the medicines are characterized by their aptness.

Named after spring, summer, autumn, winter, southeast, northwest and north - such as Spring Clover, Summer Clover, Autumn White Chrysanthemum, Winter Sunflower Seed, East Sunflower Grass, West Paeonia, South Chess, North Crane's Bugloss, and so on. The names contain seasonal and prescription scriptures to teach people to harvest at the right time.

Named after the elder and younger generations and the goddess Jade Buddha - such as dandelion, Lei Gong Teng, Motherwort, Brahma Needle (Appendicia), Sisterwort (Shui Cao Tou), Gray Goddess, Immortal Crane Grass, Cornstalks, Buddha's Hand Gourd, and so on.