Chinese chives, scientifically known as Allium tuberosum, are bulbous perennial herbs that are underutilized in India. They are cold-hardy plants that prefer temperatures between 17°C and 25°C and well-drained soils with a pH range of 6-7. Chinese chives have multiple culinary uses due to their mi

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Delhi's Biodiversity Parks, including the Yamuna Biodiversity Park and Aravalli Biodiversity Park, are unique landscapes that serve as home to vanishing species, wetlands, grasslands, and medicinal herbs. These parks offer ecological, cultural, and educational benefits, representing a conservation s

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Tannins are secondary metabolite products with astringent properties, high molecular weight, and various solubility and taste characteristics. They can be classified into true tannins and pseudo-tannins based on the Goldbeater skin test, as well as hydrolysable and condensed tannins based on chemica

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Imagine a potent blend of healing herbs infused into pure, clarified butter (ghee). That's the magic of Phal Ghrit! Traditionally crafted with a unique selection of herbs like Shatavari and Ashwagandha, Goseva's Phal Ghrit is a treasure trove of natural goodness.\n\nVisit Now: @ \/\/ \/product\/phal

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Cumin, scientifically known as Cuminum cyminum L., is a widely used spice with a rich history and versatile culinary and medicinal uses. Originating from Egypt and widely cultivated in countries like India, cumin seeds are known for their aromatic flavor and are essential in various cuisines worldwi

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This course provides a comprehensive study on the production technology for ornamental crops, medicinal plants, and landscaping practices. Topics include identification of different crops, landscaping principles, package of practices for flowers, processing techniques, and more. Students will learn

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Drugs can be sourced from six major categories: plants, animals, minerals/earth, microbiological sources, semi-synthetic sources, synthetic sources, and recombinant DNA technology. Plant sources, being the oldest, provide various medicinal properties through leaves, flowers, fruits, seeds, roots, ba

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Oceans, covering more than 70% of the Earth's surface, harbor a plethora of invertebrates and algal species, providing a rich source of medicinal compounds. Marine organisms have yielded commonly used drugs like shark and cod-liver oils, sodium alginate, agar-agar, and chitin. Various classification

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Explore the chemistry, synthesis, reactions, and medicinal applications of pyrazole and imidazole compounds in pharmaceutical organic chemistry. Dive deeper into the molecular structures and understand the significance of these compounds in drug development and therapy.

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Explore the fascinating world of pharmaceutical organic chemistry with a focus on Pyridine and Azepine. Learn about the chemistry, synthesis, reactions, and medicinal applications of these important compounds through a series of informative slides. Delve into the structural characteristics, synthesi

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Chad held a workshop on integrating traditional and complementary medicinal practices into the health system, emphasizing the importance of traditional medicine alongside modern medical care. The presentation highlighted the country's population, reliance on traditional medicine, legal frameworks, a

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Herbal smoking blends are mixtures of traditional medicinal herbs that, when combined, produce cannabis-like intoxication. Ingredients such as Baybean, Blue Lotus, Lion's Tail, and others provide unique effects like enhanced sensitization, psychoactive properties, pain control, and sedative qualitie

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Medicinal chemistry involves the discovery and development of therapeutic chemicals for medicine, focusing on the interaction of compounds with biological systems. It explores the benefits and drawbacks of drugs, emphasizing the importance of safety and efficacy. Examples such as morphine, barbitura

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Pharmacognosy is the study of medicinal uses of crude drugs obtained from plants and natural resources. It involves researching physical, chemical, and biological properties of drugs from natural sources. The history of pharmacognosy dates back to prehistoric times, where the use of medicinal plants

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This presentation covers the process and regulations surrounding clinical trials and testing of veterinary medicinal products in Ireland. Topics include the application process, HPRA evaluation, fees, scope of legislation, and the purpose of clinical trials. Feedback from a 2016 HPRA survey on clini

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The Medicinal and Toilet Preparations (Excise Duties) Act, 1955 was introduced to standardize excise duties on alcohol-containing medicinal and toilet preparations across India. It aims to regulate the collection of levies, ensure uniformity in duty rates, and address irregularities from previous ac

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Traditional medical practices in various societies utilize plants, herbs, and fruits for their healing properties. Common examples include garlic and ginger, known for their antiseptic and remedial qualities. This teaching exercise from Yale University delves into the diverse cultural perspectives o

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This study conducted in the Rif region of Morocco aimed to identify medicinal plants used by local people to treat digestive system disorders. The research documented 87 plant species from 43 families, highlighting the community's reliance on traditional ethnomedicinal knowledge. Results indicated T

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Explore the fascinating world of pharmaceutical organic chemistry in Unit IV, focusing on the chemistry, synthesis, reactions, and medicinal applications of Pyrimidine and Purine compounds. Dive deep into the structures, properties, and pharmacological significance of these essential molecules throu

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Accurate and up-to-date information on medicinal products is crucial for patients and healthcare professionals. The European Patients Academy on Therapeutic Innovation provides insights into topics such as package leaflets, labelling requirements, and information to be provided according to the Dire

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Explore the world of pharmaceutical organic chemistry in Unit IV, delving into the chemistry, synthesis, reactions, and medicinal applications of Oxazole and Thiazole. Gain insights into the structures, synthesis methods, and pharmacological significance of these important compounds through detailed

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Explore the world of herbs with this detailed guide covering annual and perennial herbs, herb flowers, using herbs in different cuisines, herb combinations, herb lemonade recipe, preserving herbs, and making herb oil. Discover how to grow, harvest, cook, and store herbs to enhance your culinary crea

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This course covers various aspects of ornamental and medicinal crops, landscaping principles, and production technology. It explores the cultivation techniques of important ornamental crops, as well as issues related to medicinal and aromatic plants. Specifically focusing on Cinnamomum, the course d

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Discover the differences between herbs and spices, why they are not used in all dishes, and the importance of using fresh herbs. Learn about common herbs used in cooking, their nutritional benefits, and how to distinguish them. Explore the names of herbs in English and Maltese, and find out about fi

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Plants have been used for medicinal purposes for millennia, with a significant number of people integrating herbs and supplements into their healthcare practices. Patients using these alternative therapies tend to be female, with higher education and income, residing in the Western region. Quality a

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Discover the diverse flora of the Presov region, showcasing a variety of plants like Tussilago and Urtica Dioica. Learn about their habitats, harvesting techniques, and healing effects as valuable medicinal resources in this picturesque natural setting.

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Explore the ancient origins and diverse uses of medicinal plants in treating diseases, from prehistoric times to modern societies. Discover how these natural remedies have played a crucial role in healthcare practices worldwide. Learn about the historical records, cultural significance, and scientif

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This course covers the production technology for ornamental crops, medicinal and aromatic plants, and landscaping principles. It includes identifying different types of plants, cultivation practices, medicinal uses, and processing techniques. Specific focus is given to the production technology of a

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B-Tox Peel, also known as Algae Peel or Invisible Needle Peel, utilizes natural Silitox needles to stimulate and regenerate the skin without the use of acids or medicinal herbs. This innovative treatment promotes skin renewal, reduces blemishes, and improves skin tone, making it suitable for oily ac

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This course on production technology focuses on identifying various ornamental and medicinal crops, exploring landscaping principles, production technology, package of practices for loose flowers, and problems with medicinal plants. It also highlights the importance of processing and value addition

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Explore the production technology of Saussurea costus, a medicinal herb valued for its tonic, stimulant, and antiseptic properties in Ayurvedic medicine. Discover its uses in traditional Chinese medicine, aphrodisiac qualities, and benefits for various health conditions. Learn about cultivating Cost

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Explore important elements of the EU Medicated Feed Regulations in a hands-on training for farmers and veterinarians in Portugal on June 6th and 7th, 2024. Learn about measures to combat antimicrobial resistance, EU legal frameworks on veterinary medicinal products, common rules for veterinary presc

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The Medicinal Cannabis Scheme in New Zealand aims to improve access to quality medicinal cannabis products for patients by setting up a licensing regime for manufacture and supply. It establishes minimum quality standards to ensure consistency and quality of prescribed products. Access to medicinal

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Discover the medicinal properties of Alfalfa, Chicory, Ginger, Fenugreek, and Garlic as health foods. These natural ingredients provide a range of nutrients, from vitamins and minerals to bioactive compounds, promoting overall wellness and offering potential therapeutic effects. Alfalfa helps in dia

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Learn about the production technology of periwinkle, a perennial ornamental herb with medicinal properties. Understand its botanical details, uses in treating diseases, cultivation requirements such as soil and climate preferences, and its significance in pharmaceuticals. Discover the various alkalo

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Traditional medicinal plant knowledge plays a crucial role in diabetes treatment. Free radicals and oxidative stress are key factors in diabetic complications. This study investigates the effects of three plant extracts on lipid peroxidation in diabetic rats, highlighting the potential benefits of n

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Cannabis presents a unique case of transitioning from illicit to legal status, highlighting the importance of distinguishing between problematic non-medicinal and medicinal use. Despite availability and changing laws, there's a risk of transitioning from medicinal to problematic use, necessitating c

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Dr. Abdulkarim Dakah's research focuses on evaluating the antioxidant activity of the wild medicinal plant Ziziphora tenuior and using plant tissue culture to enhance its effectiveness. He discusses Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS), diseases caused by ROS, methods to reduce ROS in the body, and the imp

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Tropane alkaloids are a diverse group of secondary metabolites found in plants like Atropa belladona and Datura stramonium. Known for their medicinal properties, these alkaloids have notable therapeutic uses and can be chemically classified based on their structures and biosources. Atropine and scop

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Podophyllum Emodi, also known as Indian Podophyllum, is a plant native to the north Himalayan region. It contains podophyllotoxin, a lignan compound with various medical applications such as treating genital warts and cancer. The extraction process involves isolating podophyllotoxin from the roots a

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