EBK CHEMISTRY FOR CHANGING TIMES
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Chapter 22, Problem 22.1CTE
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Interpretation: Explanation should be provided for Echinacea is nontoxic as it is natural.
Concept introduction: With developments in health care, people are becoming more aware in maintaining personal health. The use of herbal products is on the rise as it is believed that it does not give any side effects in the long run. Of the many products, Echinacea is said to being used since Native American period. With the onset of antibiotics, the use of naturally available plants has gone down. But plants like Echinacea are still in use as it helps to cure common cold symptoms and even cancer.
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