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Can an herbalist practice medicine?

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Can an herbalist practice medicine?

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The practice of medicine is legally restricted to those individuals who have a license to practice from the state in which they are providing service. Generally speaking the practice of medicine is defined as diagnosis and prescription, with a focus on the treatment of disease (please check with your local state to see the exact legal definition). Many professionals who already possess a license to treat patients, such as medical doctors, naturopathic doctors, physician’s assistants, and acupuncturist have now incorporated herbal medicine into their practice. Today licensed practitioners who wish to include herbal medicine in their practice often employ an herbalist. Many herbalists who want to practice medicine do so under the supervision of a licensed professional. There are no restrictions regarding using herbal medicine for your own use, teaching other about herbal uses, and manufacturing herbal products (teas, tinctures, ointments etc.

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