Effect of Ultraviolet (uv) Radiation Bonds on Growth and Chlorophyll Content of Dracocephalum Moldavica l.Herb

Alinia-Ahandani, Ebrahim

doi:10.26717/bjstr.2019.14.002569

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“…Examining influence of soil depth on content of heavy metals it is evident that content of all investigated heavy metals slightly decreases with increasing depth, which is to be expected. Contents of Pb, Ni, Cr and Cu in almost all tested samples of soil at the region of Roodsar was significantly higher than limit value [23][24][25][26][27].…”

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Assessment of Soil on Some Heavy Metals and its Pollution in Roodsar-Iran

Alinia-Ahandani¹,

Balalami²,

Alizadeh-Terepoei

et al. 2020

BJSTR

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Increased concentrations of heavy metals in the air, soil, or water threatens human health both directly and indirectly via accumulation in the food chain. In countries with high ecological awareness the risk of acute exposure has been minimized thanks to the enforcement of restoration laws and policies. This paper presents results of chemical analysis of soil samples to total content of Pb, Ni, Cr and Cu. Samples were collected at site of Roodsar, at two depths in November 2019th year. These heavy metals were analyzed using three methods of sample preparation. Method of sample preparation, which defines the standard ISO 11047:2000 proved to be best. Results show that content of these heavy metals exceeding limit values. Analyses were done on device, Atomic Absorption.

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Assessment of Soil on Some Heavy Metals and its Pollution in Roodsar-Iran

Alinia-Ahandani¹,

Balalami²,

Alizadeh-Terepoei

et al. 2020

BJSTR

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“…Tannins from the bark, roots and other parts of many plants especially Euphorbiaceae are used to treat cells that have gone neoplastic [12,3,4]. Tannins are widely used, in herbal medicine, to treat wounds and to arrest bleeding [5][6][7]. The presence of tannins in plants implies they may have astringent properties and, in addition, could quicken the healing of wounds and burns [14,25,26].…”

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“…This sector also provides employment to over one million traditional healers and Vaidyas in the country [18][19][20]4]. Thus, sustainable development of herbs provides an excellent opportunity to take advantage of the expanding market, while ensuring a steady supply to local communities (6,8,10,12).…”

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Opened Approaches on Treatment and Herbs’ Location in Iran

Alinia-Ahandani

Jalali

Mohammadi

2019

AJBSR

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Long before the development of modern medicines, Iran in ancient times, was entirely dependent on herbal medicines for health care. Many scripts carry elaborate prescriptions of herbal medicines for treating very complex disorders [1,2]. Iran was the leader in health care through Ayurveda. Apart from such systematic therapies, specific herbal therapies developed by individuals were used for treating the ills and these secret therapies were passed on from the older generation to the younger generation, without disclosing them to the outsiders. Even today, Medicinal plants play a remarkable role in Iran [3-6]. A similar practice was also prevalent in China and many other countries in Asia and Africa. With the progress of science, allopathic medicine gained prominence over herbal medicines. With larger commercial interest, the western countries promoted modern drugs, inspite of its high cost and side effects [7-9]. However, realizing the drawbacks of allopathic medicine, the world is turning back to herbs. Recently, about 80% of the world population is still dependent on herbs for health care and 20% of the drugs in pharmaceutical companies are of plant origin, either extracted from the plants or synthetic derivatives of these plant species [10-13].In China, over 5000 plant species are used in drugs and traditional medicines, while over 2300 species are known for their traditional medicinal value in Iran. In addition to medicinal characteristics, some of these species are also used as tonics.Ginsing, one of the most popular species used as a tonic, is widely grown in China and Korea. In 1991, the value of Ginsing sold in USA and Asian region was over US$ 215 million and China had a lion's share of 40% [14][15][16][17]. The assessed annual market value of the plant-based drug is US$ 43,000 million and it is expected to rise to US$ 3 trillion over the next two decades.In Iran, around 15 million people from 80, traditional herbal medicines are the only alternative source, due to easy accessibility and lower price. This sector also provides employment to over one million traditional healers and Vaidyas in the country [18][19][20]4]. Thus, sustainable development of herbs provides an excellent opportunity to take advantage of the expanding market, while ensuring a steady supply to local communities (6,8,10,12).

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“…At present, the misconception is that herbal medicines have fewer side effects and are less dangerous, while this is not true, and any herbal medicine has side effects in addition to its benefits. Other factors that affect the properties of the plant, such as the type of environment in which the plant grows, how it is harvested and how it is processed in order to obtain the extract, by soaking in water, alcohol or other solvents to extract some chemicals [12][13][14]. Manufactured products include dozens of chemicals, including fatty acids, steroids, alkaloids, flavonoids, glycosides, saponins, etc.…”

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"A New Perspective on the Introduction of Some Medicinal Plants for Oral Health and Teeth"

Ahandani¹

2022

ADOH

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Medicinal plants are considered as a major asset in any society. The role of these plants is more visible today than ever before and requires a stronger position every day. In recent years, research on their effects in various areas, including the fight against disease. Today's lifestyle changes have caused various foods to cause more serious harm to humans by having substances and plaques that destroy oral tissue health. Viral and bacterial as well as using like mouthwashes and cleaners, fight against cancer and dietary supplements are developing and evolving. Chemical drugs, due to their side effects, sometimes damage other parts of the body. They need to be researched more in the future. In this short review paper, the effects of some of the most important medicinal plants like Curcuma longa, Ananas comosus, Zingiber offinale, Salvia rosmarinus, Mentha piperita and Syzygium aromaticum, that are used today to treat and improve oral health issues are introduced. Finally, suggestions for better and more use are given.

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Effect of Ultraviolet (uv) Radiation Bonds on Growth and Chlorophyll Content of Dracocephalum Moldavica l.Herb

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Assessment of Soil on Some Heavy Metals and its Pollution in Roodsar-Iran

Assessment of Soil on Some Heavy Metals and its Pollution in Roodsar-Iran

Opened Approaches on Treatment and Herbs’ Location in Iran

"A New Perspective on the Introduction of Some Medicinal Plants for Oral Health and Teeth"

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