World Healing Plants for Tomorrow (A Colour Handbook), Daya Publishing House, 9789351249535

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World Healing Plants for Tomorrow (A Colour Handbook)

C.P. Khare (Author)

Synopsis

World Healing Plants for tomorrow is a preview of a whole new world of herbal medicine which is going to emerge as an effective alternative for millennials.

Monographs on 199 medicinal plants represent their universal importance beyond geographical boundaries.

Soul-stirring images of all the 199 medicinal plants in flying colours with far-reaching messages.

The scientific text of all monographs is based on standard reference works and path-breaking scientific research.

Possibilities of new areas beyond traditional applications have been explored and new leads have been highlighted.

Young researchers will get a lot of fertile material for further research. A great opportunity for developing new natural medicines.

Special bonus: Authentic nomenclature of potential medicinal plants, sieved from more than 100 voluminous reference works, covering Africa, Arabian Peninsula, Australia, China, Egypt, Europe, Great Britain, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia Myanmar, New Zealand, North America, Philippines, South America and Rain Forests, South Pacific Islands, Thailand, and Vietnam.

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About the author

C.P. Khare

C.P. Khare (b. December 18, 1932, Herbalist for the last 50 years. Born into the family of herbal physicians. Studied the original Ayurvedic texts and acquired firsthand knowledge of cultivation and processing of herbs and their usage even before going to college. After graduation, took up journalism in 1952. Since then edited and contributed many features on health and personal problems in various journals. Has been working as a director of one of the biggest publishing houses of India for the last 30 years - publishing 21 magazines in 7 languages, commanding a total circulation of more than 2.25 million. As Founder President of Society for new Age Herbals, he sought cooperation and participation of physicians of modern medicine, traditional medicine, pharmacologists and scientists to modify, restructure and re-examine the age-old herbal formulations in the light of pharmacological research and clinical trials being undertaken in various research institutes in India. "Indian herbal Therapies" is the ultimate outcome of more than ten years' efforts.

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