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How an indigenous herb could enhance the treatment of muscle disorders

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Complement: to match or match with something else to complete it. Development: (In biology) the growth of an organism from conception to adulthood often undergoes changes in chemistry, size and sometimes shape. Hindrance: (drugs) leads to things that may be considered a disease when the body is not functioning properly. This term may be used [...] Source The post How an indigenous herb could enhance the treatment of muscle disorders appeared fir…
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How an indigenous herb could enhance the treatment of muscle disorders

Complement: to match or match with something else to complete it. Development: (In biology) the growth of an organism from conception to adulthood often undergoes changes in chemistry, size and sometimes shape. Hindrance: (drugs) leads to things that may be considered a disease when the body is not functioning properly. This term may be used [...] Source The post How an indigenous herb could enhance the treatment of muscle disorders appeared fir…

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This Indigenous herb may improve therapy for muscle disorder

The Firekeeper’s Daughter, by Angeline Boulley, is largely a murder mystery. But when Ava Cummings, 18, read the book, she was most intrigued by the main character’s interest in ethnobotany. (That’s the study of how people in a certain culture or region use their local plants.) Like Ava, the lead character and author are Native American. This piqued Ava’s interest in traditional Indigenous medicine. In fact, it would prompt her to study how well…

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