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Major Herbs of Ayurveda

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About Major Herbs Of Ayurveda

Product Description This unique, clinical reference features comprehensive and detailed profiles of 50 key herbs used in Ayurvedic medicine. Coverage of each herb includes a discussion of its historical context, habitat, botanical description, major chemical constituents, medical usage, safety profile, dosage, regulatory status, and Ayurvedic properties. It also features full-color photos of each plant, describes which part of the plant is used, and illustrates the dried herbal preparation. Each herb's ethnobotanical usage and ethnoveterinary usage are also presented for a clear understanding of how the herb is used in various contexts. Complete information on the unique uses of Ayrurvedic herbs is provided, including new information on certain herbs not covered in any other resource. Descriptions of the ethnobotanical and medicinal uses of herbs present a traditional and historical context for their uses. In-depth coverage of chemical constituents is provided. The specific Ayurvedic properties of herbs are described, as well as how they are used by Ayurvedic practitioners, shedding light on an approach that is increasing in popularity. Full-color illustrations of each herb offer cues for visual recognition of the plant. Safety considerations enable readers to apply theoretical knowledge to clinical practice, including toxicity data on certain herbs. Primary sources are well-referenced throughout the book, highlighting original, authentic research and scientific findings. About the Author Elizabeth M. Williamson, BSc(Pharm) PhD MRPharmS FLS, Emerita Professor of Pharmacy, School of Pharmacy, University of Reading, UK; former Editor-in-chief – now a Senior Editor of Phytotherapy Research; Member of the Herbal Drugs Committees for The British Pharmacopoeia