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ISBN 13: 9789815080421
Author: Raja Chakraborty

Practice and Re-emergence of Herbal Medicine focuses on current research in Indian traditional medicine. Chapters cover many facets of herbal medicine, including quality control and experimental validation, intellectual property issues, pharmacovigilance and the therapeutic use of herbal medicine. The book informs readers about the effectiveness of traditional medicine systems, like Ayurveda and Siddha, in the region with reference to specific communities. The book also highlights herbal medications for diseases such as COVID-19, cancer and erectile dysfunction. The book is a timely reference for researchers interested in ethnobotany, alternative medicine and the practice of herbal medicine in indigenous communities.

Practice and Re Emergence of Herbal Medicine 1st Table of contents:

1. INTRODUCTION
2. GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION AND BIODIVERSITY OF NORTH EAST INDIA (NEI)
3. ETHNIC TRIBAL'S OF NORTH EAST INDIA AND THEIR INDI-GENOUS PRACTICE
4. Arunachal Pradesh
5. Assam
6. Manipur
7. Meghalaya
8. Mizoram
9. Nagaland
10. Sikkim
11. Tripura
12. ETHNOPHARMACOLOGICAL VALIDATION OF SOME POTENTIAL INDIGENOUS MEDICINAL PLANTS FROM NEI: JOURNEY FROM
13. CONCLUSION
14. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
15. REFERENCES
16. Traditional Herbal Medicines: A Prospective Panacea for SARS-CoV-2
17. Amul Jain1,#, Apoorva Sharma1,#, Sujata Bais1, Simran Kaur1, Aastha Verma1, Priyank Sinha1, Bhanushr
18. INTRODUCTION
19. VIROLOGY AND EPIDEMIOLOGY
20. CURRENT REGIME OF TREATMENT
21. IMMUNOTHERAPY
22. ROLE OF HOMOEOPATHY
23. INDIGENOUS CURATIVES TO TACKLE SARS-COV-2
24. ANTIVIRAL DRUGS
25. ANTIPYRETICS
26. IMMUNO-MODULATORY REMEDIES
27. ANTIMICROBIAL DRUGS AND DISINFECTANTS
28. CONCLUSION
29. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
30. REFERENCES
31. Ethnobotany, Ethnomedicine, Chemistry and Pharmacology of Clematis Species Used in Australia, China
32. Jai Malik1,*, G. David Lin2, Paul N. Smith3, Rachel W. Li3,4 and Subhash Chandra Mandal5
33. INTRODUCTION
34. ETHNOBOTANY AND ETHNOMEDICINE
35. The Australian Clematis
36. Clematis Microphylla (Small-Leaved Clematis)
37. Clematis Glycinoides (Forest Clematis)
38. Clematis Pickeringii
39. Clematis Aristata (Austral Clematis, or the Less Inspiring, Goat’s Beard)
40. Chinese Clematis
41. Clematis Chinensis (Wei Ling Xian)
42. Clematis Terniflora (Yuan Zhui Tie Xian Lian)
43. Clematis Mandshurica (La Liao Tie Xian Lian)
44. Clematis Hexapetala (Mian Tuan Tie Xian Lian)
45. Clematis Armandii (Chuan Mu Tong)
46. Clematis Montana (Xiu Qiu Teng)
47. Indian Clematis
48. Clematis Wighatiana (Wight's Clematis, Son-Jai, Traveller’s Joy)
49. Clematis Acuminata DC
50. Clematis Graveolens Lindl
51. Clematis Gouriana Roxb. (Belkum, Churanhar, Morata, Indian Traveller’s Joy)
52. Clematis Heynei M.A. Rau (Ranjai, Laghukarni, Churhar, Deccan Clematis)
53. Clematis Buchananiana Dc. (White Climber, Lemon Clematis)
54. CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS
55. Triterpenoid Saponins
56. Lignans
57. Flavonoids
58. Alkaloids and Other Constituents
59. PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTIVITIES
60. Anti-Inflammatory and Anti-Rheumatic Action
61. Anti-Diabetic Action
62. Anti-Apoptosis and Protective Action
63. Anticancer Action
64. CONCLUSION
65. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
66. REFERENCES
67. Virility to Fertility: An Evidence-Based Study on Traditional Herbal Aphrodisiacs
68. Shubhadeep Roychoudhury1,*, Birupakshya Paul Choudhury1,2, Mahadeb Pal3, Qazi Mohammad Sajid Jamal4,
69. INTRODUCTION
70. Traditional Herbal Aphrodisiacs
71. Allium Cepa
72. Allium Tuberosum
73. Aloe Vera (Aloe barbadensis)
74. Cassia Auriculate (Senna auriculate)
75. Chlorophytum Borivilianum
76. Curculigo Orchioides
77. Eurycoma Longifolia
78. Ipomoea Batatas
79. Mimosa Pudica
80. Moringa Oleifera
81. Mucuna Pruriens
82. Panax Ginseng
83. Tamarindus Indica
84. Tribulus Terrestris
85. Trigonella Foenum-Graecum
86. Turnera Diffusa var. Aphrodisiaca
87. Withania Somnifera
88. POLYHERBAL FORMULATIONS AS APHRODISIACS
89. PENILE ERECTION
90. ADULTERATION OF HERBAL APHRODISIAC FORMULATIONS
91. NEED FOR FURTHER SCIENTIFIC VALIDATION
92. CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES
93. REFERENCES
94. Evidence-Based Potential Leads for Antimalarial Drug Development: An Insight into Classical Ayurveda
95. Bidhan Mahajon1, Rupashri Nath2, Raja Chakraborty3, Manajit Bora4, Saikat Sen5, Biplab Kumar Dey5 an
96. INTRODUCTION
97. RUDIMENTS OF AYURVEDA
98. AYURVEDA'S NOTION OF MALARIA
99. AYURVEDA HERBS/FORMULATIONS FOR MALARIA
100. DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION
101. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
102. REFERENCES
103. Insights of Nutravigilance in Ayurveda Classics
104. Anagha Ranade1, Samata Tomar2, Rabinarayan Acharya1,* and Sharad D. Pawar3,*
105. INTRODUCTION
106. METHODOLOGY
107. OBSERVATIONS
108. Food Collection Psractices
109. Processing Techniques
110. Food Incompatibility (Virudhhaahara)
111. Some Specific Contra-indications, as per Agrya
112. Dosha vis-vis Prakriti Specific Dietary Guidelines
113. Gramyaahara vis-vis Faulty Dietary Intake
114. Prophylactic Nutrition
115. Contra-Indications of Certain Dietary Items During Specific Ongoing Medication
116. Seasonal-Dietetics
117. Diet and Behavioral Codes
118. CONCLUSION
119. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
120. REFERENCES
121. Ethnobotanical use of Ayurveda to Treat COVID-19-Induced Respiratory Disorders
122. Manish Pathak1, Rupesh Kumar Pandey2, Sokindra Kumar2, Lubhan Singh2, Ganesh Prasad Mishra1, Amit Ku
123. INTRODUCTION
124. CONSEQUENCES OF CORONAVIRUS INFECTION
125. EFFECT OF COVID-19 INFECTION ON THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
126. IMPORTANCE OF MEDICINAL PLANT
127. CONCLUSION
128. REFERENCES
129. Folk Knowledge and Ethnobotanical Practices in Tripura, India: A Special Focus on Plants used in the
130. Saikat Sen1,* and Raja Chakraborty2
131. INTRODUCTION
132. FOLK KNOWLEDGE AND ETHNOBOTANY
133. TRIPURA & ITS ETHNOBOTANY
134. ETHNOMEDICINAL PLANTS OF TRIPURA FOR MANAGEMENT OF PAIN AND INFLAMMATION
135. ETHNOMEDICINAL PLANTS OF TRIPURA FOR MANAGEMENT OF WOUND
136. CONCLUSION
137. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
138. REFERENCES
139. An Ethnobotanical Study of Medicinal Plants Used by the Ethnic Group of People of the District of No
140. Raja Chakraborty1,2,*, Saptarshi Sanyal1, Srabona Dutta1, Usuf Raja Shaikh1, Preet Kumar Dubey1, Pri
141. INTRODUCTION
142. METHODOLOGY
143. Study Location and Duration
144. Investigating Methods
145. RESULT AND DISCUSSION
146. CONCLUSION
147. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
148. REFERENCES
149. A Comprehensive Review on Anticancer and Antitumor Potentials of Indigenous Plants Found in North Ea
150. Arundhati Medhi1, *, Rupshikha Malakar2, Birina Bhuyan3, Sawrajyoti Deka4 and Kalyani Adhikary5
151. INTRODUCTION
152. MEDICINAL PLANTS AND THEIR ANTICANCER ACTIVITY
153. Camellia Sinensis var. assamica (Royle ex Hook.) Steenis
154. Garcinia Morella
155. Mimosa Pudica L.
156. Blumea Lanceolaria (Roxb.) Druce
157. Potentilla Fulgens Wall. ex Sims
158. Mikania Micrantha Kunth
159. Dillenia Pentagyna Roxb.
160. Oroxylum Indicum (L.) Kurz
161. CONCLUSION
162. REFERENCES
163. Subject Index

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