2016
DOI: 10.25143/amhr.2016.x.11
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Amber, a Stone of Sun for Ancient Medicines

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“…A highly valued gem since ancient times, amber has been used in pharmacy and medicine [Ragazzi (2016)]. It is used in alternative medicine because it is believed that it reduces bad energy and stress and is good for some diseases [Kılıç (2011)].…”
Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A highly valued gem since ancient times, amber has been used in pharmacy and medicine [Ragazzi (2016)]. It is used in alternative medicine because it is believed that it reduces bad energy and stress and is good for some diseases [Kılıç (2011)].…”
Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Having a long history of medical application [2,[25][26][27], our research suggests that amber still remains underestimated in the field of medicine, health conservation and recreation. This is confirmed by the unstable dynamics of patents in wellness and their small number, as well as a low share of active patents.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Amber is one of the organic minerals widely used in long-distance international trade from the Early Bronze Age [1]. In the terminology of mineralogical sciences, amber is referred to as "succinite" and is a generic term for any fossilized natural resin (from the Latin "sucinum" -tree juice or wood resin [2]). For many years, it was believed that the Baltic Sea basin is the only source of amber, which led to the consolidation of the words "amber" and "Baltic amber" as synonyms for succinite and the only "genuine amber" [3][4][5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Amber has fascinated people for thousands of years and has among other things given the name to electricity (amber is ἤλεκτρον or 'electron' in Greek) because, when rubbed with wool, it produces a strong charge of static electricity. Amber has been associated with the sun and assigned with magical and curative powers in many different cultural contexts (Ragazzi 2016). It features in Homer's epics and is mentioned or discussed by several Greek and Roman authors, all of whom testify to the allure of this peculiar substance.…”
Section: Amber and Apollomentioning
confidence: 99%