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    reproductive disease‚ liver and skin disease.4 Patent proprietary Ayurvedic medicines are sold over the counter in pharmacies. These products appear to represent a major share of branded traditional medicine in India. Nevertheless systems like Ayurveda still need to gain an empirical support of modern medical sciences to make them credible and acceptable for all. An innovative research effort to define the advantage of traditional system of medicine with respect to their safety and efficacy could

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    therapeutic uses. Ayurveda‚ has alone reported approximately 2000 medicinal plant species‚ followed by Siddha and Unani. The Charak Samhita‚ an ancient written document with rich literature regarding herbal therapy‚ production of around 340 herbal drugs and their indigenous uses for curing various ailments and diseases. Presently‚ around 25% of herbal preparations are derived from plants materials. The following are the constituents found in herbal preparations: Constituents of Ayurveda and Unani Medicines

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    Guidelines for using the contents provided in the CD Study the books that are related to your category. Sub‐Junior Grades V‚ VI & VII An Exploration of Scientific Saga  Part 1 Junior Grades VIII‚ IX & X An Exploration of Scientific Saga  Part 1 An Exploration of Scientific Saga  Part 2 Senior Grades XI & XII An Exploration of Scientific Saga  Part 1 An Exploration of Scientific Saga  Part 2 An Exploration of Science Note: 60% of the questions from the above study material. 30% of the questions

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    been the priority of mankind. Whether one resorts to modern medication‚ traditional medicine or alternative medication‚ the objective is always one: to keep ailments at bay. In the last few years alternative medication has been gaining pace. Reiki‚ Ayurveda and acupuncture treatments are no longer alien in our cultures today. However‚ traditional medicine and modern medicine are still much preferred choices. Being so‚ there are some who gravitate towards using more old fashioned methods of treating

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    PANGASINAN DIVISION II SAN FABIAN INTEGRATED SCHOOL SAN FABIAN‚ PANGASINAN The Effect of Neem Tree (Azadirachta indica) Leaves Extract as Termicide An official entry to the DIVISION FOLLOW-THROUGH TRAINING – WORKSHOP IN CONDUCTING AND MANAGING SCIENCE INVESTIGATORY PROJECT San Fabian National High School San Fabian‚ Pangasinan 27-29 June 2014 DIVINA T. LICUANAN Project Adviser CHAPTER I Introduction Background of the Study The Neem

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    Holistic Pain Management Holistic self-care methods are a viable alternative to drug-dependent side effects‚ and expensive‚ hi-tech intervention. Pain is a widespread affliction in the population of the United States. A result most often of disease‚ injury‚ or surgery‚ physical pain ranges in severity from the short-term acute pain associated with bumped knees‚ scraped elbows‚ and minor burns to deep‚ chronic pain resulting from nerve damage or unspecified causes. In a National

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    Specific Therapeutic Technique Paper With the growing popularity of complementary and alternative medicine certain therapies have become more common without the need of a practitioner ’s hand. One of these common therapies is called aromatherapy. Aromatherapy combines the medicinal properties of plants with oil massages. Aromatherapy can be found in one of the five categories of therapies defined by the National Institutes of Health and the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine

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    Turmeric ‚the Golden Spice with a lot of medicinal properties has been held sacred from time immemorial. In India ‚many other country’s and some far-eastern Asian nations‚ turmeric forms a part of Hindu religious customs and practices. It is associated with the worship of Hindu deities : `Kaali’ (Mother Goddess) and `Naaga’ (Serpent deity). In Kerala‚ dried turmeric powder‚ rice powder and a few other plant derived powders are used in colouring materials in making and decorating the huge `Kalams’

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    Alternative medical systems are as complex as conventional medicine. One example of alternative medical systems is Naturopathy‚ a system in which the body is encouraged to heal itself through changes in nutrition and lifestyle. Another example is Ayurveda‚ a system in which the body‚ mind and spirit are integrated to prevent or treat health problems. Mind-body medicine includes practices that encourage the mind to positively affect the body. Meditation is an example of mind-body medicine. Meditation

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    plant at Garhia near Calcutta for mass production of chemicals and Ayurvedic drugs.In the early 1900s‚ the next generation of Burmans took a conscious decision to focus more on the Ayurvedic medicines market‚ as they believed that it was only through Ayurveda that the healthcare needs of poor Indians could be met. In 1919‚ Dabur set up a Research & Development laboratory to conduct research on Ayurvedic medicines. Their manufacturing processes used to be as described in ancient Indian scriptures

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