Category Archives: Medicinal Plants

GENEVA — The World Health Organization is expressing alarm at the deteriorating health situation in Syria as battles escalate.    Syria used to produce 90 percent of its medicines and drugs locally. With battles raging in the country, the World … Continue reading →

Luanda — The chairman of the Angola’s Traditional Medicine Forum, Avo Kitoko, said Monday in Luanda that 74% of the Angolan population uses medicinal plants for the treatment of various diseases. Speaking at the first National Conference on Traditional Medicine, … Continue reading →

Luanda – The chairman of the Angola’s Traditional Medicine Forum, Avo Kitoko, said Monday in Luanda that 74% of the Angolan population uses medicinal plants for the treatment of various diseases.   Speaking at the first National Conference on Traditional … Continue reading →

BHOPAL: Once infamous for its dacoits, the Chambal ravines in Madhya Pradesh would be made green by planting trees and helping villagers generate an additional income out of it, Gwalior-based Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (RVSKVV) vice chancellor Vijay … Continue reading →

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Once infamous for its dacoits, the Chambal ravines in Madhya Pradesh would be made green by planting trees and helping villagers generate an additional income out of it, Gwalior-based Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (RVSKVV) vice chancellor Vijay Singh … Continue reading →

This Herbalist’s garden is set in an 18th century walled garden and Victorian greenhouse within Logie’s organic farm. While primarily a teaching and learning garden, some herbs are of sufficient quantity to allow production of tinctures and teas to be … Continue reading →

Our ancestors adopted the concept of “Banas” and “Vedic Vanas” (sacred groves) to protect rare medicinal plants in the ancient days. Worshipping of sun, moon, stars, rivers, plants and trees are part and parcel of our culture and tradition.  Based on … Continue reading →

Seminar on medicinal plants begins Source: The Sangai Express Imphal, August 03, 2012: A three-day State level seminar/workshop on ‘Cultivation and Conservation of Medicinal Plants in Manipur’ has commenced from today at Lamlong Higher Secondary School, Imphal East. The seminar, … Continue reading →

Traditional healers in South Africa are often using unsustainable methods for obtaining medicinal herbs. As a result BuchuLife is heavily invested in ensuring the sustainable harvesting of the Buchu herb. South Africa, known the world over for its natural beauty, … Continue reading →