For centuries, humans have relied on nature to meet their medicinal needs. But how did our ancestors first identify which plants could heal or harm? The secret lies in observing the behavior of animals, a process known today as zoopharmacognosy. This fascinating interplay between humans, animals, and the natural world offered our ancestors critical […]
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February 6th, 2025 | Tags: Willow Bark, zoopharmacognosy | Category: In the News, Medicinal Herbs, Natural Health | Leave a comment |
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