Herbal Pharmacology: From Plant to Medicine

This book, Herbal Pharmacology, serves as an authoritative guide to the study of medicinal plants and their pharmacological properties. Designed for students, practitioners, and researchers, it bridges the gap between traditional herbal medicine and modern scientific approaches. The content provides in-depth knowledge of the chemical composition, therapeutic potential, and mechanisms of action of various herbs and their bioactive compounds.
This book aims to provide a solid foundation in the pharmacology of medicinal plants, offering insights into their chemical composition, biological activities, and mechanisms of action. Each chapter delves into the principles of herbal pharmacology, from the preparation and quality control of herbal medicines to the regulatory standards and ethical considerations surrounding their use. It also highlights key herbs with proven therapeutic benefits, exploring both their traditional uses and the latest research on their pharmacological effects. Through the fusion of ancient knowledge and modern scientific exploration, this book strives to illuminate the vast potential of herbal remedies and their role in contemporary healthcare.