Speaker: Jill Stansbury. Mythology, ethnobotany and the latest research on the use of mistletoe for cancer and epilepsy.
Medicinal Uses of Viscum
- Event: 2001 Medicines from the Earth Symposium
- Product Code: 01ME13
- Availability: In Stock
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Tags: ethnobotany, mythology, mistletoe, cancer
