@article{Paiva_Fernandes_Araujo_Thomasi_Mota_Gonçalves_Silva_Amaral_Machado_2014, title={Consumption of Herbal Toward Social Responsibilities: Accounts Experiences}, volume={8}, url={https://sea.ufr.edu.br/SEA/article/view/143}, DOI={10.36560/812015143}, abstractNote={Plants has an important role in human life and health forever. Medicinal plants are used for prophylaxis, welfare, improvement in quality of life and cure of diseases, which can be sources of medicines, earning preference and market space, a fact that influences business changes. The present study reports the knowledge of teachers and students of the degree course of Bachelor of Pharmacy UNIDESC-GO and seeks to identify medicinal plants and the most widely used herbal medicines. Semi structured questionnaires were used to evaluate the rational use and return to this same population, the correct way to use, care, prevention and current plants and herbal consumed. Of the respondents, 52% are female, 95% are students and 5% are Bachelor of Pharmacy. About 90% of respondents do not have a university education, 75% of respondents say they have learned to use medicinal plants with relatives, 80% of first degree relatives. The bilberry (<em>Plectranthus barbatus</em> Andrews) was the most cited plant. Exposing the importance of scientific knowledge, it is noted that the academy should work with more affinity to traditional experiences. Thus, it creates the technical and scientific knowledge to better achieve the rational use of medicinal and herbal plants.}, number={1}, journal={Scientific Electronic Archives}, author={Paiva, J.G.A. and Fernandes, E. S. and Araujo, E. V. and Thomasi, F. S. and Mota, G. F. and Gonçalves, J. V. and Silva, R. B. and Amaral, S. E. G. and Machado, T. G.}, year={2014}, month={ago.}, pages={5–14} }