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Lecithin - Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine

Lecithin was discovered in 1850 by Maurice Gobley, who isolated it in egg yolks and identified it as the substance that allowed oil and water to mix. The name is derived from the Greek word , which mr....

Betaine Hydrochloride - Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine

The digestive process takes place as food passes through the gastrointestinal tract, which consists of the mouth, sto...

Fo Ti - Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine

Fo ti is the American name for the herb . Polygonum is a member of the Polygonaceae family of plants. In Chinese herb...

Soy Protein - Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine

Soy protein is derived from the soya bean (), which has been cultivated in Asia for centuries but has only recently b...

Naturopathic Medicine for Hypertension

Naturopathic medicine can be effective in controlling hypertension by combining several natural healing therapies, in...

Ginger - Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine

Ginger () belongs to the Zingiberaceae plant family, which also includes turmeric andcardamom. Ginger comes from the ...

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