El Médico Botánico Criollo by René de Grosourdy is a comprehensive compendium of plant-based therapies from the Antilles and corresponding parts of the American continent. This historical text presents practical studies conducted on plants from these regions, examining their medicinal properties. This book serves as a valuable resource for understanding traditional medicine and the botanical knowledge of the Caribbean and Latin America. It offers insights into the historical uses of plants as remedies and their significance in the medical practices of the time.

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