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Human beings are themselves organic micro-ecosystems integrated into the macro-ecosystem of nature, from which they draw what they need for their subsistence and health security. The great medical practices of Egypt, Mesopotamia, ancient Greece and the Roman Empire bear eloquent testimony to this. This work on the medicinal virtues of plants is in three parts: a phytomedical study of ten plants, a morphological and botanical study of the plants and the outline of a phytomedical lexicon. The plant names are in Latin, modern languages, Creole and African and Asian languages.

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Human beings are themselves organic micro-ecosystems integrated into the macro-ecosystem of nature, from which they draw what they need for their subsistence and health security. The great medical practices of Egypt, Mesopotamia, ancient Greece and the Roman Empire bear eloquent testimony to this. This work on the medicinal virtues of plants is in three parts: a phytomedical study of ten plants, a morphological and botanical study of the plants and the outline of a phytomedical lexicon. The plant names are in Latin, modern languages, Creole and African and Asian languages.
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Autorenporträt
Dr AKABASSI Boko Pascal, born in Za-Kpota, Benin on 01/01/1966, is a Biblical Exegete and Doctor of Political Economy. In addition to his research work in Bible and Geopolitics, he is pursuing a doctoral thesis in Applied Medical Anthropology. This work on phytotherapy is the 11th in his series of published books.