As a phytotherapist PhD medical professional I am one who studies and uses plants to treat health conditions.
Phytotherapy is a type of complementary medicine that uses plants or herbs as medicines.
What does a phytotherapist do? One who assess a patient’s condition, Identify early signs of illness, Provide advice and treatment and Specialize in plant healing medicines.
What conditions can phytotherapy treat? Examples are, Musculoskeletal pain, Memory loss, Skin problems, Wound healing, Heart health, Cardiovascular
disease, Nausea and vomiting, Diabetes-related retinopathy just to name a few.
What forms of treatment do phytotherapies give? Various therapies which may include Tinctures, Pills or Capsules, Teas, Ointments, and Compresses.
What education do phytotherapists have? Medical training which includes courses in Anatomy and Physiology, Biochemistry, Phytochemistry, Western pharmacology, Herbal therapeutics, and Patient care.