Advantage and disadvantage of using chinese herbal as medicine
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Herbal medicine has several advantages: it is cost-effective compared to allopathic medicine, does not require a prescription, and is effective for certain conditions. However, it also has disadvantages: it may take time to see results, can cause allergic reactions, side effects may not be immediate, and quality is not regulated by governments. When using herbal medicine, patience and consulting a qualified practitioner are important.
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- 2. The Advantages… Advantages of Herbal Medicine • Herbal medicine is cost-effective and less expensive than the medicines bought from an allopathic pharmacy. • Another merit of herbal medicine is that it can be bought without a prescription. They are available in any health store. • Herbal medicine and remedies are more effective than allopathic medicine for certain elements. • The chemical medicine prescribed by a pharmacist could have certain negative side effects. However, many of the herbal medicines and remedies do not have negative side effects. If any, they are softer than allopathic medicine.
- 3. • Herbal medicine can be effectively used for body's natural detoxification process. The herbs such as Plantago psyllium seed, rhubarb juice powder, aloe vera, alfalfa juice, chlorella, carrot concentrate and garlic can be used to cleanse the colon, improve digestion and food absorption and boost your immune system. Some digestive disorders such as colitis, indigestion, peptic ulcers and irritable bowel syndrome can be cured using the herbs. • Herbal medicine which includes herbs such as ginger, capsicum, garlic and motherwort help to control the ailments related to blood circulation such as high blood pressure, varicose ulcers and so on. Many of the herbal medicines are used to treat coronary artery disease and to reduce cholesterol level in the blood stream. • Obesity is the cause of many of the health problems. Herbal medicine can help reduce excess weight and regulate appetite.
- 4. The disadvantages…. • Cure using herbal medicine and supplements would take some time. You should possess immense patience. • Herbal medicine contains various ingredients and you should be sure that your body agrees with the ingredients and it is not allergic. • A point worth mentioning here is, herbal remedies and medicine for certain ailments may have negative side effects. These side effects may not be revealed immediately, but would take months or even years. In the initial stages, if the herbal medicine is not agreeing with you, it is wise to stop using it.
- 5. • Remember, the government does not regulate herbal medicine industry. Hence, there is no quality assurance for herbal products. • There are very few good practitioners of herbal medicine and it would be wise to ensure that you consult a good practitioner before starting on herbal medicine. • Please ensure that your taking the right DECISION …ok???
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