Nootropic (medhya) plants from ayurvedic pharmacopoeia
| Autor: | Byung-Hun Um, Guy Mazars, Robert Anton, Marie-Jeanne Bouchet, Alexandre Maciuk |
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| Přispěvatelé: | Fleurentin, J. (ed.), Pelt, J.M. (ed.), Mazars, G. (ed.), Lejosne, J.C. (trad.), Cabalion, Pierre (collab.) |
| Jazyk: | angličtina |
| Rok vydání: | 2014 |
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MEDECINE TRADITIONNELLE
Centella asiatica médicament PLANTE MEDICINALE PLANTE NOOTHROPIQUE Benincasa hispida guérisseur SCI034000 AYUR VEDA médecine traditionnelle Nursing Celastrus paniculatus Convolvulus pluricaulis Pharmacology Nootropic law.invention memory SOC057000 law ethnopharmacologie pharmacopée Bacopa monnieri Parkinson BOTANIQUE FORMULATION PDX nootropic History & Philosophy Of Science ACTIVITE BIOLOGIQUE biology Traditional medicine biology.organism_classification Lavandula stoechas plante médicinale paludisme JFFH leishmaniose Alzheimer medhya Pharmacopoeia ethnobotanique Ayurveda |
| Zdroj: | Des sources du savoir aux médicaments du futur ISBN: 9782709915045 |
| Popis: | Introduction In modern books of ayurvedic Materia Medica plants are often classified into different groups according to their prabhâva or "specific action". The prabhâva corresponds broadly to the western concept of pharmacological action (Mazars, 1995). Plants considered having a nootropic effect belong to the medhyâ (intellect promoting) group (from Sanskrit "medhâ", intellect). They are used as stimulants for the central nervous system, to improve memory and attention, or against epilepsy ... |
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