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Dictionary of Synonyms Indian Medicinal Plants: With an Appraisal of Indian Systems of Medicine / Khare, C.P.
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Dictionary of Synonyms Indian Medicinal Plants: With an Appraisal of Indian Systems of Medicine
Khare, C.P.
 
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  Book ID : 36192
  ISBN-10 : 93-81141-24-X / 938114124X
  ISBN-13 : 978-93-81141-24-3 / 9789381141243
  Place of Publication : Delhi
  Year of Publication : 2012
  Edition : (First Edition)
  Language : English
  728p., Index, 25 cm.
   
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CONTENTS:-
- Scientific Inquiry into Indian Medicine
- An Effort to Modernise the Ayurvedic Classical Concepts
- Unani Medicine: Research within Fundamental Framework
- Siddha Medicine (Slowly Moving towards Scientific Validation)
- Drug Variants of Indian Medicine (Predominantly Classical)
- Standardization of Herbal Drugs in India
- Improving Shelf-life of Herbal Medicine through Microcosm
- Pruning Process of Indian Polyherbal Formulations
- Experimental Studies in India (Scientific Edge Over Classical Concepts)
- Interactions
- Toxicity
- Leads of Ayurvedic Plant Drugs The Nomenclature
- Synonyms by Botanical Names
- Synonyms by Indian Names
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ABOUT THE BOOK :

All the medicinal Plants incorporated in "Dictionary of Synonyms: Indian Medicinal Plants" have been studied for their medicinal properties and qualify for further research in modern labs. This work should not be confused with an exhaustive compilation on agro-forestry nor with a detailed document on botany. The purpose is to provide leads to scholars who are well-versed in folk and indigenous nomenclature, but are not able to reach the latest scientific literature, which is being organized by Latin or English names. This work will also serve as a guide to modern scientists who would like to correlate scientific nomenclature with the indigenous one, to understand and make the best use of ground realities for herbal drug development.

In the text, Indian common and folk names have been spelled according to their actual pronunciation.


SALIENT FEATURES :

- Presents the subject matter in three parts: Part one gives an insight into the legacy, lapses and lifeline of Indian systems of medicine, Part two describes the nomenclature of medicinal plants, and Part three consists of appendices giving a facsimile of a historical preface and sources.

- Provides an access to the active principles and medicinal uses of the plants, and to the information on the entire cornucopia of plants used in various indigenous systems of medicine like Ayurvedic, Unani etc.

- Synonyms of 1000s of plants listed according to their botanical, Indian and English names and their field uses will help understand and make the best use of ground realities for herbal drug development.


REVIEWS :

This reference work, I think, would be useful to all scientists in the field of medicinal plants as well as phytomedicine, to those interested in using Ayurvedic herbs with more confidence in their practice and to physicians and clinicians who are interested in the alternative and adjunctive therapies (excerpt from Foreword).
— Dr. Neeraj Tandon, Head, Medicinal Plant Unit, Indian Council of Medical Research, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India.

The Dictionary is the first reader-friendly, one volume source of properly identified botanical and common English synonyms of Sanskrit, Arabic, Persian, Tamil and folk nomenclature. This will facilitate the globalization process of Indian medicine and lead us to the vast research material of botanical medicine.
— V.K. Agarwal. Ph.D. (Clinical Pharmacology)

The Dictionary reveals the hidden common bonds in Ayurvedic, Unani and Siddha medicines, and removes the stigma of Hindu or Islamic (the epithets were used by even Col. R.N. Chopra) or a geographically divided medicinal system. It will help us in reorganizing our resources for a better coordinated effort
— V.C. Burman Chairman Emiratus, Dabur India

The Dictionary will erase the dividing lines of various Indian classical systems and bring therapeutically validated herbs under one umbrella. One Indian herbal medicine will ultimately emerge. This process has already been initiated by a number of pharmaceutical companies in India, even by those who remained confined to classical formulations for decades.
— Dr. S.K. Mitra, M.D., Former Executive Director, R&D, Himalaya Drug Company

Asiatic Society's markings have now become obscure and obsolete. It is a welcome change that Roman transcription of Sanskrit names is based on the first initiative of Rashtriya Ayurveda Vidyapeeth (National Academy of Ayurveda).
— Dr. V.V. Prasad, M.D (Ayur.), Ph.D., Director, Rashtriya Ayur Vidyapeeth

For the first time, we got correct Roman transcription of Unani names. In almost all reference works, Unani names in English have been misspelt.
— Prof. (Hakeem) Anwar Ahmad, Former Head, Unani Medicine, University of Delhi

Herbal drug development critically depends upon the proper botanical identity of Ayurvedic, Unani and Siddha classical herbs. The Dictionary has utilized all possible resources to achieve this.
— Dr. Arun Gupta, M.D.(Pharmacology)

The critical appraisal of Indian systems of medicines is bold, forthright and unbiased to a great extent, at least succeeded in initiating a discussion on many a controversial issue which needed a hard look.
— Dr. Prem Kishore, Former Director, Central Council for Research in Ayurveda & Siddha

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