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The items on the left are spices or herbs with significant medical benefits. Many of them are available in bulk from: http://www.bytheplanet.com/WorldHealth/Ayurveda/Catalog/BulkHerbs/bulkherbs.htm

The following is a table of these spices and the number of medline citations. Spices should be consider from the most studied to the least studied.

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