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In addition to pharmacy the apothecary also offered general medical advice and a range of services [[Category:Pharmacy]]

...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]], [[

...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.

...riously known as "Divine Tree", "Heal All", "Nature's Drugstore", "Village Pharmacy" and "Panacea for all diseases". Products made from ''neem'' have proven m

...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

The clove bark of pharmacy is secured from Dicypellium caryophyllum, of Brazil, one of the Lauraceae.

...about.com/od/herbsupplementguide/a/herbs_alcohol.htm UK Bradford School of Pharmacy] </ref>

...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 [

...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