Ethnopharmacological analysis based on Thai traditional medicine theory and anti-inflammatory activity of Sa-Tri-Lhung-Klod remedy as a post-partum anti-inflammatory drug

Inprasit, Janjira; Itharat, Arunporn; Ruangnoo, Srisopa; Thisayakorn, Krittiya; Sukkasem, Kanmanee; Prommee, Nuntika; Khoenok, Wicheian; Sriyam, Kanjana; Pahusee, Darunee; Davies, Neal M.

doi:10.1016/j.jep.2023.117207

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Understanding Phytochemical of Nine Medical Flavours According to its Health Benefits in Thai Traditional Medicine

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Understanding Phytochemical of Nine Medical Flavours According to its Health Benefits in Thai Traditional Medicine

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Ethnobotanical Insights Into the Bioactive Properties of Commercially Important Spice Seeds

Yingngam

2024

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Ethnobotany provides key insights from ancient traditions, particularly focusing on spice seeds. Despite their growing commercial value in food and pharmaceuticals, there is still a need for thorough research into their traditional uses and scientifically validated properties. The objective of this chapter is to compile and integrate current ethnobotanical knowledge with recent scientific findings and highlight the inherent medicinal and pharmacological properties of these plants. A comprehensive examination was conducted on a range of spice seeds. The traditional applications, methods of preparation, and cultural significance of these plants have been described, and the latest scientific findings have confirmed their therapeutic potential. In summary, numerous spice seeds are traditionally considered healing agents, and modern research has confirmed their benefits. The convergence of ethnobotanical knowledge and current scientific advancements has established the foundation for comprehensive integration into modern medicinal practices.

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Ethnopharmacological analysis based on Thai traditional medicine theory and anti-inflammatory activity of Sa-Tri-Lhung-Klod remedy as a post-partum anti-inflammatory drug

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Understanding Phytochemical of Nine Medical Flavours According to its Health Benefits in Thai Traditional Medicine

Understanding Phytochemical of Nine Medical Flavours According to its Health Benefits in Thai Traditional Medicine

Ethnobotanical Insights Into the Bioactive Properties of Commercially Important Spice Seeds

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