Grecoarab And Islamic Herbal Medicine Traditional System Ethics Safety Efficacy And Regulatory Issues Bashar Saad by Bashar Saad, Omar Said(auth.) 9780470474211, 9780470944363, 0470474211, 0470944366 instant download after payment.

This book presents a systematic review on traditional Arab herbal medicine including historical background, medical innovations introduced by Arab physicians, common roots of Arab medicine and western medicine, methodology of drug discovery and therapy in Arabic and Islamic medicine, a state-of-the-art description of traditional Arab herbal medicine, and evidence-based safety and efficacy of Arab and Islamic medicines. The usage of modern cell biological, biochemical, in vitro and in vivo techniques for the evaluation of medicinal plant safety and efficacy is also discussed. The toxicity of herbal formulations safety, quality assurances, and chemical analytical techniques are introduced in this book.Content:
Chapter 1 An Overview of Greco?Arab and Islamic Herbal Medicine (pages 1–16):
Chapter 2 History of Greco?Arab and Islamic Medicine (pages 17–46):
Chapter 3 Herbal Medicine (pages 47–69):
Chapter 4 The Arab–Islamic Roots of Western Medicine (pages 71–85):
Chapter 5 Contributions of Arab and Islamic Scholars to Modern Pharmacology (pages 87–100):
Chapter 6 Natural Drugs in Greco?Arabic and Islamic Medicine (pages 101–121):
Chapter 7 Method of Therapy in Greco?Arab and Islamic Medicine (pages 123–148):
Chapter 8 Commonly Used Herbal Medicines in the Mediterranean (pages 149–227):
Chapter 9 The Current State of Knowledge of Arab Herbal Medicine (pages 229–251):
Chapter 10 Greco?Arab and Islamic Medicine Practiced Outside the Middle East (pages 253–271):
Chapter 11 Biosafety of Herbal Medicine (pages 273–302):
Chapter 12 Arab Medicinal Plants: From Traditional Uses to Scientific Knowledge (pages 303–338):
Chapter 13 Modern In Vitro Test Systems (pages 339–378):
Chapter 14 Modern In Vivo Evaluations and Clinical Trials (pages 379–409):
Chapter 15 Medical Ethics in Arab and Islamic Medicine (pages 411–423):
Chapter 16 Medicinal Herbs and Extracting Their Active Ingredients (pages 425–439):
Chapter 17 Food Therapy (pages 441–475):
Chapter 18 Drug Development from Herbal Sources (pages 477–498):
Chapter 19 Herbal Remedies: Use and Demographic and Regulatory Issues (pages 499–518):