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    Glossary Aqueous Extract

    solution made by soaking a substance in water

    An aqueous extract, also known as a water extract, is a solution obtained by soaking a substance, such as a plant or herb, in water to draw out its active compounds. This method is commonly used in both scientific research and traditional medicine to isolate beneficial components for further study or therapeutic use.

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