The modern Ayurveda
The modern Ayurveda milestones beyond the classical age / [electronic resource] :
edited by C.P. Khare, Chandra Kant Katiyar.
- Boca Raton : CRC Press, 2012.
- ix, 403 p.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ch. 1. How the concept of modern Ayurveda emerged / C.P. Khare -- ch. 2. Transition from ancient to modern Ayurveda / Chandra Kant Katiyar -- ch. 3. Ayurveda and traditional Chinese medicine : challenges and strategies / Chandra Kant Katiyar -- ch. 4. Herb nomenclature of the last classical Ayurvedic treatise : Bhavaprakasa -- ch. 5. Classical attributes of Ayurvedic herbs -- ch. 6. Bioactive constituents of medicinal plants / V.K. Agarwal -- ch. 7. Chemical constituents of Ayurvedic herbs -- ch. 8. Phytochemical markers of Ayurvedic herbs -- ch. 9. Interactions, toxicities, and specific findings of Ayurvedic herbs / C.P. Khare -- ch. 10. Modern pharmacological classification of Ayurvedic herbs / Chandra Kant Katiyar and Arun Gupta -- ch. 11. Evaluation of efficacy and safety of herbal/Ayurvedic medicines / Arun Gupta and Chandra Kant Katiyar -- ch. 12. International regulatory status of herbal drugs / Sanjay Sharma -- ch. 13. Information resources.
"The Ayurveda provides the cornerstone of India's ancient medical science. The concept this book on Modem Ayurveda took shape after the editors had a number of meetings over an extended period of time with scientists and researchers of various herbal institutes and pharmaceutical companies. They felt that between the classical period and modem period there should be a demarcation line. This book will present the post classical period including the application of modem scientific analytical tools for standardization, modern pharmacological tools for safety and efficacy evaluation, and the application of biotechnology to elicit the mechanism of drug actions"--Provided by publisher.
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
9781439896341 (ebook : PDF)
Medicine, Ayurvedic.
Materia medica, Vegetable.
Electronic books.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ch. 1. How the concept of modern Ayurveda emerged / C.P. Khare -- ch. 2. Transition from ancient to modern Ayurveda / Chandra Kant Katiyar -- ch. 3. Ayurveda and traditional Chinese medicine : challenges and strategies / Chandra Kant Katiyar -- ch. 4. Herb nomenclature of the last classical Ayurvedic treatise : Bhavaprakasa -- ch. 5. Classical attributes of Ayurvedic herbs -- ch. 6. Bioactive constituents of medicinal plants / V.K. Agarwal -- ch. 7. Chemical constituents of Ayurvedic herbs -- ch. 8. Phytochemical markers of Ayurvedic herbs -- ch. 9. Interactions, toxicities, and specific findings of Ayurvedic herbs / C.P. Khare -- ch. 10. Modern pharmacological classification of Ayurvedic herbs / Chandra Kant Katiyar and Arun Gupta -- ch. 11. Evaluation of efficacy and safety of herbal/Ayurvedic medicines / Arun Gupta and Chandra Kant Katiyar -- ch. 12. International regulatory status of herbal drugs / Sanjay Sharma -- ch. 13. Information resources.
"The Ayurveda provides the cornerstone of India's ancient medical science. The concept this book on Modem Ayurveda took shape after the editors had a number of meetings over an extended period of time with scientists and researchers of various herbal institutes and pharmaceutical companies. They felt that between the classical period and modem period there should be a demarcation line. This book will present the post classical period including the application of modem scientific analytical tools for standardization, modern pharmacological tools for safety and efficacy evaluation, and the application of biotechnology to elicit the mechanism of drug actions"--Provided by publisher.
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
9781439896341 (ebook : PDF)
Medicine, Ayurvedic.
Materia medica, Vegetable.
Electronic books.