A) Drying the herbs B) Plant identification C) Boiling the mixture D) Grinding the ingredients
A) Freezing B) Irradiating C) Drying D) Fermenting
A) Paper bags B) Plastic bags C) Metal containers D) Airtight glass jars
A) Steeping herbs in oil B) Crushing herbs into a paste C) Boiling herbs in water D) Fermenting herbs in alcohol
A) Baking herbs in honey B) Boiling herbs in vinegar C) Steeping herbs in hot water D) Burning herbs to create smoke
A) Water B) Vinegar C) Oil D) Alcohol
A) A powdered form of herbs for internal use B) A type of incense made from dried herbs C) An aromatic oil extracted from herbs D) A soft, moist mass of herbs applied to the skin
A) To extend the shelf life B) To increase the color intensity C) To improve the taste D) To avoid adverse effects
A) Burning herbs for aromatic purposes B) Extracting plant properties by soaking in liquid C) Drying herbs under sunlight D) Fermenting herbs in soil
A) Flowers B) Synthetic dyes extracted from leaves C) Roots D) Leaves
A) Apply a warm compress B) Increase the dosage C) Dilute the remedy with water D) Discontinue use immediately
A) Midday when the sun is strongest B) Varies depending on the plant part and life cycle C) During a full moon D) Immediately after a rainstorm
A) Herbs that are sold at a fixed price B) Herbs that are organically grown C) Consistent level of active compounds D) Herbs grown in a specific region
A) Use only herbs you find growing wild B) Taste all remedies before use C) Use clean equipment D) Prepare remedies in large batches
A) To increase their market value B) To comply with international regulations C) To prevent accidental misuse D) To make them look more appealing
A) To dilute essential oils for safe application B) To add flavor to herbal teas C) To increase the potency of herbal extracts D) To preserve the color of dried herbs
A) Fermentation B) Crystallization C) Sun drying D) Steam distillation
A) To restore balance in the body B) To eradicate all diseases C) To replace modern medicine D) To achieve immortality
A) When herbs are grown in the same garden B) When herbs work together to enhance each other's properties C) When herbs are used in large doses D) When herbs have opposite effects
A) To keep the recipe a secret B) To ensure consistency and reproducibility C) To avoid legal complications D) To make it easier to sell the remedies
A) It helps remove moisture and prevent mold growth. B) It adds essential vitamins to the herbs. C) It enhances the aroma of the herbs. D) It changes the chemical composition of herbs.
A) An herbal supplement taken orally B) A cloth soaked in herbal tea or extract, applied to the skin C) A massage with herbal oils D) An herbal bath
A) Varies based on the plant B) The stem C) The flowers D) The roots
A) The solvent used to extract medicinal properties. B) The dose of the medicine C) The equipment used to grind the herbs D) The plant that's used
A) Risk of misidentification and contamination B) Wild herbs are harder to dry C) Wild herbs have more allergens D) Herbs are less potent in the wild
A) To make salve easier to apply B) To prevent burning ingredients C) To maintain a constant temperature D) To quickly melt ingredients
A) By their texture B) By the date they are harvested C) By their aroma and color D) By their weight
A) A type of herbal suppository B) A type of aromatherapy C) A powdered herb mixed with honey or syrup D) A topical cream
A) Freezing herbs in oil B) Boiling herbs in oil C) Infusing herbs in a carrier oil D) Extracting oil from seeds and infusing that.
A) A required dose of the medicine B) A condition where a herb should not be used C) A synonym for active constituent D) A benefit of using a certain herb |