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What is Human Health and its Maintenance with the Aid of Medicinal Plants about?
A groundbreaking formula of interlocking ideas which integrate circadian physiology with the transformations that constitute human life. Based on forty years of clinical practice, Julian Barker takes knowledge, information, and data from various disciplines, presenting an integrative model of health, linking circadian biology with the psychosocial human being. He develops a theory that attempts to explain how medicinal plants modify human physiology and how they contribute to health. Aimed at the student acquiring knowledge and developing the skills to practise medicine as well as the qualified herbal practitioner, this thought-provoking work breaks new ground in health theory.
- Author
- Julian M Barker
- Publisher
- Aeon Books Limited
- Published
- 2020
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781912807604
- Subjects
- Health & Fitness, Medical, Lifestyle
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