In addition to pharmacy the apothecary also offered general medical advice and a range of services
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...eating [[bean]]s but also in the treatment of [[amenorrhea]]<ref>The Green Pharmacy by James A. Duke, Ph.D. pgs. 51-53</ref>, [[dysmenorrhea]], [[malaria]], [[
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...mple traga- canth, are used as thickening agents in calico-printing and in pharmacy, and for pastes, pills and colored crayons.
...mi. Aside from varnish-making, certain resins are employed in medicine and pharmacy, for incense, and in the manufacture of soap, and the like.
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...riously known as "Divine Tree", "Heal All", "Nature's Drugstore", "Village Pharmacy" and "Panacea for all diseases". Products made from ''neem'' have proven m
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...AJP_1885_No_3.pdf HENRY TRIMBLE AND F. D. MACFARLAND., AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACY, Volume 57, #3, March, 1885]</ref><ref>http://www.gardenvisit.com/garden/fa
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The clove bark of pharmacy is secured from Dicypellium caryophyllum, of Brazil, one of the Lauraceae.
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...about.com/od/herbsupplementguide/a/herbs_alcohol.htm UK Bradford School of Pharmacy] </ref>
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...8 |pages=813–852}}</ref> His student [[Ibn al-Baitar]] (d. 1248) wrote a [[Pharmacy|pharmaceutical]] encyclopedia describing 1,400 [[plant]]s, [[food]]s, and [
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...manufacture1 of transparent and "marine" soaps. It is also largely used in pharmacy as a substitute for lard because of its less tendency to rancidity. Figs. 1
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