Plantes médicinales (Tome 2)

Endobiogenic medicine is an original approach that highlights imbalances in the body's neuroendocrine systems. It helps the physician to identify these imbalances and establish a physiological regulatory treatment in which the medicinal plant plays a key role, helping the individual to regain a state of equilibrium prior to the illness, a state of health. Thanks to the complexity of its constituent elements and their specific effects, the medicinal plant is ideally suited to the requirements of physiological therapeutics, and can become a first-rate means of treatment if used in accordance with medical prescription rules. This book is based on a new approach to the use of medicinal plants, founded on clinical evaluation of the patient, who is at the heart of the diagnostic and therapeutic process. This approach enables the integrative and personalized use of plants, based on pharmacological knowledge and traditional data.

The originality of Volume 2 lies in the triple description of each plant in terms of its traditional, pharmacological and clinical uses. It presents fourteen plant monographs with all the indications needed to understand their properties and prescribe them, eight practical clinical cases detailing the diagnostic approach of endobiogenic medicine and the treatments that follow, and fifteen tables summarizing the indications of medicinal plants according to their properties in integrative clinical phytotherapy.