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The aim of study was to determine the variability of 20 yarrow populations introduced into ex situ conditions, in respect of selected developmental traits as well as content and composition of biologically active compounds (essential oil, tannins ...
Bączek Katarzyna +6 more
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The herbal medicine industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. However, no detailed assessments have been undertaken on how to achieve the benefits of this industry for developing countries.
Alex Asase
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The inclusion of requirements for independent determination of arsenic, cadmium, mercury, and lead, and the current sample preparation techniques into the State Pharmacopoeia of the Russian Federation (Ph.
V. M. Shchukin +3 more
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Herbal medicinal products for respiratory infections in the pediatric population [PDF]
Cough and cold represent some of the most prevalent indications for using herbal medicinal products in pediatric care across European countries. These herbal medicines are generally regarded as safe, with their efficacy predominantly classified as good ...
Marčetić Mirjana, Arsenijević Jelena
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Modern methods for identification and quantification of cardiac glycosides
Scientific relevance. Cardiac glycosides have been used in medicine for over two centuries. Current studies suggest that biologically active substances from this group can be used to treat not only heart conditions but also viral infections, cancers, and
O. V. Evdokimova +6 more
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DNA Barcoding of Philippine Herbal Medicinal Products
Abstract The Philippine government established the Traditional and Alternative Medicine Act in 1997 to promote traditionally used herbal products and to provide an effective yet affordable alternative to conventional medicines. However, government regulation of herbal medicinal products (HMPs) is not stringent, relying only on submitted ...
Ronniel D, Pedales +5 more
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Should herbal medicine-like products be licensed as medicines [PDF]
Herbal remedies form a potpourri that ranges from plants that people collect themselves and then take for health reasons to approved medicinal products. Many herbal products available in Britain fall between the far ends of this regulatory range: unlicensed preparations are thought to account for over 80% of herbal sales.1 European Union legislation ...
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INTRODUCTION. Herbal medicinal products are widely used in medical practice. Special considerations apply to the extent of safety and efficacy studies required for herbal medicinal products in different countries, as documented in their marketing ...
N. G. Olenina
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Medicinal Plant Sector in India: Status and Sustainability
Medicinal systems in India emerged during Indus Valley civilization. In Indian herbal texts use of herbal medicines has been mentioned. Total global market of herbal products is estimated at $ 85 billion.
Sukhjinder Singh, Sanjay Kumar
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Pharmacokinetics and Bioavailability of Herbal Medicinal Products
The use of herbs for treating various ailments dates back several centuries. Usually, herbal medicine has relied on tradition that may or may not be supported by empirical data. The belief that natural medicines are much safer than synthetic drugs has gained popularity in recent years and led to tremendous growth of phytopharmaceutical usage.
Department of Pharmaceutics, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, USA ( host institution ) +5 more
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