Traditional Medicine Based Drug Development

Nasal Drug Delivery in Traditional Persian Medicine

BACKGROUND Over one hundred different pharmaceutical dosage forms have been recorded in literatures of Traditional Persian Medicine among which nasal forms are considerable. OBJECTIVES This study designed to derive the most often applied nasal dosage forms together with those brief clinical administrations. MATERIALS AND METHODS In the current study remaining pharmaceutical manuscripts of P...

nasal drug delivery in traditional persian medicine

discussion while this novel type of drug delivery is known as a suitable substitute for oral and parenteral administration, it was well accepted and extensively mentioned in persian medical and pharmaceutical manuscripts and other traditional systems of medicine as well. accordingly, medieval pharmaceutical standpoints on nasal dosage forms could still be an interesting subject of study. theref...

Policy Guidelines on Traditional Medicine Development

Management of Infantile Colic; Based on Traditional Iranian Medicine

Introduction Infantile colic is a common disorder in the three first months of childhood. There is no clear management in treating this disease which may lead to psychosocial consequences in parents. Due to the importance of infantile colic in Traditional Iranian Medicine (TIM) in this study was conducted. Materials and Methods In this review article, we searched the words for colic infantile l...

Traditional Chinese medicines and new drug development

The recent study of the traditional medicines in China has given us confidence that what was recorded in Chinese ancient medical literature through empirical observations is indeed still coincident with modem chemistry, pharmacology and medicine. An antimalarial drug, artemether, and an acetylcholinesterase inhibitor, huperzine A, are exemplified.