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herbalism

British  
/ ˈhɜːbəlɪzəm /

noun

  1. the study or use of the medicinal properties of plants

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For much of my life, I wasted time and hope on both medical and homeopathic treatment methods ranging from NuvaRing and oral birth control to cycle syncing and herbalism.

From Slate

Shiloh began exploring herbalism and hosting friends and strangers at her home for tea, then decided to create a business that would provide what she’d been searching for.

From Los Angeles Times

“This cocktail bar is based on Mexican herbalism,” reads a description of Brujas.

From Salon

That's why I rely on a combination of European herbalism, traditional Chinese medicine, Ayurvedic medicine and American eclectic medicine.

From Salon

This is why Dimas started conducting classes in herbalism for birthworkers.

From Los Angeles Times