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Meanings of phytotherapy in English

Russian
фитотерапия
Portuguese
fitoterápica
Spanish
fitoterapia
Catalan
fitoteràpia
Wikidata

Use of plant-based materials and extracts as medicine.

фитотерапия
Portuguese
fitoterapia
Spanish
fitoterapia

The use of plants or plant extracts for medicinal purposes (especially plants that are not part of the normal diet)

fitoterapia
Synonyms
Examples for "herbal therapy"
Examples for "herbal therapy"
1
Few adverse events were reported, suggesting that this herbal therapy is reasonably safe.
Pubmed
2
Women were ineligible if they had used HT in the previous 3 months or menopausal herbal therapies in the previous month.
Pubmed
3
As many as 40% of patients with asthma use herbal therapies to manage asthma symptoms, often without proven efficacy or known mechanisms of action.
Pubmed
1
Licorice is a traditional botanical medicine, and has historically been commonly prescribed in Asia to treat various diseases.
Pubmed
2
Another doctor would reopen in a few weeks, someone doing a study on botanical medicine or something equally uninteresting.
Star trek: terok nor: dawn of the eagles
3
Herein, we provide a guide to the proper nomenclature and composition of milk thistle extracts and discuss the known pharmacokinetic studies of these botanical medicines.
Pubmed
Usage of phytotherapy in English
1
The treatment modalities include antivenoms, chemical antidotes and phytotherapy, with varying degrees of effectiveness and side effects.
Pubmed
2
Nor should we assume that Ireland must be lagging behind in the R&D of the new and rapidly expanding phytotherapy (phyto = plant).
The Irish Times
Frequent collocations
Translations for phytotherapy
Phytotherapy through the time