Interactions and Side Effects of Herbal Plants: Revealing Ayurveda
This book bridges ancient Ayurvedic knowledge with modern scientific insights. It provides a detailed exploration of Ayurvedic herbs, their therapeutic properties, biological effects, and potential risks. This resource serves students, researchers, practitioners, and professionals in pharmacy and Ayurvedic medicine.
The book discusses the fundamental principles and history of Ayurveda, highlighting key herbs and their medicinal applications in interaction with the human body. A crucial section focuses on the biological mechanisms of these herbs, revealing their synergistic effects and possible side effects.
It also explores the interaction between Ayurvedic herbs, modern pharmaceuticals, food, and nutraceuticals, aiming to integrate traditional healing methods with modern medicine. The book emphasizes the importance of quality, regulatory standards, evidence-based practices, and safety. By incorporating AI and big data, the book explores how personalized medicine can refine Ayurvedic therapies, leading to sustainable health improvements.
Dr Mital N. Manvar, M. Pharm, PhD., is currently Associate Professor at the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Atmiya University, Rajkot, Gujarat, India. She has 17 years of experience in teaching pharmacy graduates and postgraduates, and also supervising doctoral students. Her research explores the therapeutic properties of medicinal plants, specifically their anti-inflammatory, anti-diabetic and anti-coagulant activities, while also focusing on pharmacognosy, phytochemical screening, and the development and standardization of herbal medicines. She has presented several papers in conferences and published more than 15 papers in national and international journals. She has mentored several SSIP (Student Startup and Innovation Policy) and IKS (Indian Knowledge Systems) funded projects focused on medicinal plants. Additionally, she is an active member of various academic bodies and has earned awards for her presentations and contributions to the pharmaceutical community.
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