Encyclopaedia of Indian Medicines ( 3 Volume Set ) Edition 2011,HB

Encyclopaedia of Indian Medicines (3 Volume Set): Traditional Knowledge and Modern Applications (Edition 2011) offers an extensive and authoritative compilation of knowledge related to Indian medicinal systems. Spread across three volumes, the work provides detailed insights into medicinal plants, herbal formulations, and therapeutic practices. The encyclopaedia covers key aspects of Ayurveda, as well as other indigenous systems such as Siddha and Unani. It includes descriptions of medicinal herbs, their botanical characteristics, active compounds, and therapeutic uses. The text also explains preparation methods, dosage, and clinical applications. Special emphasis is placed on integrating traditional knowledge with modern scientific research. The book discusses pharmacological studies, safety considerations, and the growing global interest in herbal medicine and natural therapies. Through detailed entries and systematic organization, readers can easily access information on a wide range of medicinal plants and treatments. The encyclopaedia also highlights the importance of conservation of medicinal plant resources and sustainable use. Ideal for students of pharmacy, Ayurveda, botany, and medical sciences, as well as researchers and healthcare practitioners, this 3-volume set serves as both a reference guide and a research resource for exploring the vast field of Indian medicines and their applications in modern healthcare.