The Green Pharmacy: From Garden to Cure

Many modern medicines trace their origins to the soil. The Green Pharmacy follows the journey of healing compounds from living plants to therapeutic use.
This book examines how medicinal plants are grown, identified, prepared, and transformed into remedies. Readers learn how environment, cultivation methods, and harvesting influence potency and reliability. The transition from garden-grown botanicals to standardized treatments highlights the balance between nature and control.
Scientific evaluation remains central. Active compounds are explained clearly, along with how they interact with the body and why consistency matters. Sustainability and ethical sourcing are addressed as essential responsibilities, ensuring that natural resources are preserved alongside medical advancement.
Key focus areas include:
• Medicinal plants and their properties
• Cultivation and preparation methods
• Transition from raw botanicals to remedies
• Safety, standardization, and dosage
• Sustainable use of natural resources
The Green Pharmacy shows how nature supports healing when guided by knowledge, care, and scientific responsibility.