Seventy-Two Ways of Saving Lives Pharmacy

Seventy-Two Ways of Saving Lives PharmacyHow did lay people in old China save their lives when dealing with acute or chronic health issues? Conventional medicine was costly and might not have been an option for many. Instead, people in villages and towns relied on remedies drawn from a woodblock printed illustrated booklet called the Seventy Two Therapies, first published in 1847. The goal of this book is to foster an appreciation of China's long tradition of folk remedies. Each folk remedy

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