Medicinal plants used in traditional Persian medicine /
"Traditional Persian Medicine (TPM) is one of the most ancient medical doctrines, and is well-documented in terms of information about diseases, diagnoses and treatments, especially by the application of medicinal plants. This book presents the key medicinal plants used in TPM"--
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Wallingford, Oxfordshire :
CABI,
[2023]
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| Online Access: | Connect to the full text of this electronic book. |
Table of Contents:
- The History of Persian Medicine At a Glance, Emphasizing the Life and Works of Avicenna
- Botany, Collection, and Cultivation of Some Medicinal Plants Used in Traditional Medicine of Iran
- Relationships Between Traditional Persian/Iranian Medicine and Other Traditional Medical Systems
- Nervous System Disorders Including Different Forms of Stresses and Alzheimer's Disease
- An Evidence-Based Review of Medicinal Plants Cited in Canon of Medicine for Management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
- Herbal Medicine for Cardiovascular Disease in View of Avicenna
- An Evidence-Based Review of Medicinal Plants Prescribed by Avicenna for Management of Diabetes
- An Evidence-Based Review of Medicinal Plants for Cough Management Cited by Avicenna
- An Evidence-Based Review of Medicinal Plants for Tuberculosis Management Cited by Avicenna
- Application of Certain Medicinal Herbs to Cure Various Viral Diseases and Enhance the Human Immune System
- Treatment of Various Skin Diseases, Including Psoriasis, Skin Cancer, Ultraviolet Protection, Skin Dryness, and Allergic Reactions
- Use of Certain Herbal Drugs to Cure Various Gynecological Disorders
- Medicinal Plants for Anal Fissure in the Canon of Avicenna: An Evidence-Based Review
- An Evidence-Based Review of Medicinal Plants for Sexual Dysfunction Management Cited by Avicenna
- The Current Situation of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants' Industry, Research, Education, and Standardization in Iran. How Can Traditional Persian Medicine Products be Successfully Adapted to the Needs of the European Market?