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What Is The Difference Between Medicinal And Non Medicinal Drugs?

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ilovemarkb | 21:35 Sun 03rd Mar 2013 | Body & Soul
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There is no difference. Anyone can call anything "medicinal", it doesn't mean it's effective, or even good for you. But it gives the impression that it is a Good Thing.

Prescription drugs have been tested, though, and have (varying) degrees of evidence to support their use. A lot of them are derived from various sorts of plants, where those compounds are beneficial. Aspirin and digoxin are the best known examples, but there are others.

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