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The 42 pages that link to Herbal medicine, each with the reason it gives.

• Traditional medicineRelated: Plant remedies are used in many traditional systems, though their preparations and meanings vary.

• HomeopathyCompared with: Unlike most highly diluted homeopathic remedies, herbal preparations can contain measurable active ingredients.

• MacerationRelated: Maceration is a traditional way to produce liquid herbal preparations.

• PharmacognosyCompared with: It applies plant remedies, while pharmacognosy investigates their sources and constituents.

• Complementary and alternative medicineBroader topic: Herbal products are a major CAM category, with effects and risks that vary by substance.

• HerbRelated: Many herbs have medicinal traditions, while their active compounds and clinical effects vary.

• Herb–drug interactionNarrower topic: Interaction evidence spans diverse preparations, traditions, and methods of use.

• Materia medicaRelated: Plant remedies make up a large and historically persistent part of materia medica.

• Medieval medicineRelated: Herbs formed a major source of remedies in household and professional practice.

• PhytochemistryRelated: Phytochemical analysis can characterize the compounds in herbal preparations.

• FennelRelated: Fennel fruits have a long history of use in traditional remedies, though evidence varies by use.

• Herb gardenRelated: Some herb gardens grow plants for traditional medicinal preparations.

• Medical cannabisNarrower topic: Medical cannabis shares plant-based traditions but raises distinct questions about cannabinoids and impairment.

• HerbalNarrower topic: Medicinal advice is a central purpose of many historical herbals.

• Medicinal plantsRelated: It encompasses many practices involving medicinal plants, with varied evidence and regulation.

• AniseRelated: Anise has a history of use in traditional preparations, though evidence varies by use.

• CalendulaRelated: Calendula preparations have a long history of use in traditional topical remedies.

• NaturopathyRelated: Naturopathic practitioners commonly include plant-based remedies among their treatment options.

• Cetraria islandicaNarrower topic: Traditional preparations of Iceland moss belong to this broad practice.

• Hyssopus officinalisRelated: Hyssop has a long history of use in European and West Asian herbal traditions.

• MugwortNarrower topic: Mugwort has been used in regional herbal traditions, though clinical evidence is limited.

• African traditional medicineNarrower topic: It is one broad treatment approach represented in many African traditions.

• Alligator pepperRelated: Traditional medicinal use is part of the plant’s cultural significance, distinct from proven clinical efficacy.

• EquisetumRelated: Preparations of Equisetum arvense have a history of medicinal use, though evidence and safety vary.

• Grains of paradiseRelated: Grains of paradise has been used in traditional remedies and studied as a plant extract.

• HypericumNarrower topic: Extracts of Hypericum perforatum have a long history of medicinal use.

• Hypericum perforatumNarrower topic: Traditional and modern preparations of this species are used as herbal remedies.

• Li ShizhenRelated: Plant remedies formed a major part of the substances he documented.

• Lobaria pulmonariaRelated: Lungwort has a history of medicinal use, though that history does not establish clinical efficacy.

• Salvia officinalisRelated: Sage has a long history of use in traditional herbal preparations.

• TaraxacumNarrower topic: Dandelion leaves and roots have a long history of use in herbal preparations.

• AchilleaRelated: Yarrow has a long history of traditional medicinal use, distinct from established clinical evidence.

• Bellis perennisRelated: The daisy has a history of folk medicinal use, though evidence for treatments is limited.

• Centaurea cyanusRelated: Cornflower has a history of use in traditional herbal preparations, though evidence for medical effects is limited.

• Folk healerRelated: Plant remedies are among the most common tools associated with folk healing.

• Medicinal orchidsNarrower topic: Medicinal orchids form a small, distinctive part of plant-based healing practices.

• Medicine (drug or remedy)Broader topic: Plant preparations may be medicines, but their composition and evidence vary.

• Ocimum tenuiflorumNarrower topic: Tulsi’s traditional remedies belong to this broader practice, though evidence varies by use.

• PhytolaccaRelated: Pokeweed has a history of medicinal use, despite serious toxicity concerns.

• SambucusRelated: Elder flowers and fruits appear in traditional remedies and modern herbal products.

• Ulmus rubraNarrower topic: Slippery elm bark is used in traditional and commercial herbal products.

• Urtica dioicaNarrower topic: Nettle preparations appear in traditional practice and modern herbal products.