The Effect Of Veterinary Medicines On Environment And Eco Friendly Herbal

It is now believed that nature has given the cure of every disease through herbal medicine or management. Plants have been known to relieve various diseases in Ayurveda. Consequently, the researchers today are emphasizing on evaluation and characterization of various plants and plant constituents against a number of diseases based on their traditional claims of the plants given in Ayurveda. Extraction of the bioactive plant constituents has always been a challenging task for the researchers

Medical herbs included: leaves, wood, roots, bark or other parts of the plant. Herbalism is one of the oldest traditions. The book Herbal was written in the 11th century in Canterbury. "The book describes drugs which can be made from animals. The liver and lungs of a fox, finely chopped and taken in wine, were said to be good for asthma." (Mantin & Pulley, 1989,pg.24). Consumers in the Middle Ages were interested in herbalism because of the herbs, spices and 'natural' perfumes. However, these remedies did not work as well as doctors' treatments. Herbalism was not complicated and was known to work well

This study was about learning about how pharmaceuticals could damage the environment. Since they know this does contaminate the water but the effects of this was unknown. Duckweed was used because it is a common aquatic species that is found worldwide. Tetracycline and Ibuprofen were tested on common duckweed for five weeks. The results showed that there was not a significant different with the tetracycline but there was a difference with ibuprofen. The tetracycline showed growth as control but the ibuprofen showed

The use of natural products as medicine has initiated the isolation of active compounds. The first commercial pure natural product introduced for therapeutic use is generally considered to be

Herbs can also be used to prevent and treat major ailments in animals such as arthritis, liver problems, respiratory problems, heart problems, chronic kidney failure, epilepsy, chronic lameness, hormonal disorders, allergic skin disease, inflammatory bowel disease and hoof health if used regularly.

Two methods of extractions were employed for the extraction of phytochemicals from the leaves of O.mauritiana. The percentage yield of the methanolic extract was then recorded and compared.

Administration of poly herbal capsules for 14 days at very high concentrations did not produce any change in haematological parameters in the animals such as total WBC, RBC, Platelet, haemoglobin as well as in the differential count. This again indicates that poly herbal capsules at high concentrations was not toxic to haematological system (Table 5 and Table 6).

A rise in technological advancement has made it possible for wearable computing devices, with many companies such as google and apple feeding the increasing demands in these products with devices such as Fitbit, Jawbone etc[1]. There is a variety of wearable accessories that can monitor human activity; however, there is recent interest in using these devices for non-human applications[1] . There are many opportunities for wearable tech to be used in the medical industry, since often times it is difficult for doctors to accurately track a patient’s recovery. For example, diagnosing the severity of coughing has been reliant on subjective methods which consist of the patient’s perception of the symptoms using cough visual analogue scores, patient’s diaries and questionnaires . Many practitioners have adopted non-pharmacological interventions to help patients

The plant kingdom is abundant in species that act as anti-inflammatories to animal tissue. If the premise is accepted that through an ecological integration most of the biological needs of humanity and the other animals are met by our evolutionary environment, the wealth of anti-inflammatory herbs comes as no surprise. Whilst they are rarely as immediately powerful as the steroid drugs, they are very rarely as dangerous and potentially life threatening.

According to world health organization, medicinal plants would be the best source to develop a variety of medications. Lots of medicinal plants with antidiarrheal properties have been widely used by the traditional healers; however, the effectiveness of many of these anti-diarrheal traditional medicines has not been scientifically evaluate. About 80% of individuals from developed countries receive traditional medicines including compounds derived from medicinal plants (11, 12).

Bovine mastitis--inflammation of cow mammary gland--does not only cause major economic loss to the cattle and milk industries, but also confers substantial public health concerns. Antibiotics, the conventional treatment for this illness, increasingly receives criticism due to its evidenced contribution to bacterial resistance, chemical hazard for human consumers, and decreased milk quality. This literature review aims to explore the need for as well as the benefits and biochemistry of a natural (non-synthetic), alternative treatment​t​o bovine mastitis: essential oil derived from thyme.

Herbal medicines are great alternative for commercially manufactured medicines available in the market. The major reason why herbal medicine differ from modern medicine is because they are produced with 100% natural content. Therefore the plant extract has all the medicinal values that are as effective as modern medicine. Commercially prepared drugs show results quickly but have numerous side effects. However herbal medicines don’t show any side

Herbal medicine means usage of plants for the promotion of healing and maintenance of health. The knowledge of traditional medicine and use of plants as medicine is the important component of healthcare system. Natural resources are very rich in India. About 1,500 medicinal plants are identified and of which 500 plants are commonly used [h-d (2007), (2001)3]. Today most of the people use herbal drugs along with prescription and non prescription drugs. Although they are considered as natural many of them interact with other medications and cause either dangerous side effect and / or reduced benefits from the medications. Presently, a very little information published on herbal drug interactions even though, the use of herbs is progressively

Herbs are plants that have acquired some inherent value to humans (Keller, xiii). Three values that are relevant to this report are edibility, medicinal property, and toxicity. All plants have the potential to fall into the one or all of these categories.

Herbal remedies, along with vitamins and various other types of dietary supplements, have long been popular with the customers of health food stores. But now they are part of a boom in alternative remedies and are widely available in supermarkets and pharmacies. In recent months, there has been an incredible surge in the sheer volume of scientific studies that have discussed the effectiveness of such herbal products. Medical scientists consider such findings promising but preliminary; additional research must definitely be explored. However, herbal supplement manufacturers are using such studies to boost the credibility of traditional herbal