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4. The prioritized Ayurvedic medicinal plants used in traditional healthcare practices by Tribes of Andaman & Nicobar Islands, India

Author

Guru Angad Dev Veterinary Tox, Mayur Y Kamble, and Santosh S. Mane

Subjects
Geography, Traditional medicine, business.industry, Health care, business, Medicinal plants
Abstract

This paper deals with the 44 medicinal plants used by aboriginal tribes of Andaman & Nicobar Islands mentioned in Ayurvedic classics and their traditional uses in most common ailments.

Published
2018

5. Contributors

Author

V.M. Abdul Gafoor, Joju P. Alappatt, K.A. Albert Idu, S.K. Ambast, J. Raymond Jani Angel, Abhaya Balasuriya, Utpal Biswas, D. Burman, Guillén Carlos, Swati Chandras, N. Chattopadhyay, V. Damodaran, Apurba Kumar Das, A.K. De, G. Dharani, V. Geethalakshmi, R. Gowtham, I. Jaisankar, B.A. Jerard, S. Jeyakumar, Mayur Y. Kamble, A. Kannan, B. Kariyanna, R. Karthick, R. Karuna Kumari, C.R. Kirubagaran, R. Kiruba-Sankar, V. Kripa, A. Kundu, B. Lalljee, C. Linoy Libini, K. Lohith Kumar, Subhasis Mandal, Santosh S. Mane, C.C. Manjumol, John Mathai, K.S. Mohamed, M. Mohan, P.M. Mohan, C. Murugan, J. Praveen Raj, P.T. Rajan, Chelladurai Raghunathan, R. Rahul Kumar, A.P. Ramaraj, N. Ravisankar, S. Dam Roy, K. Saravanan, T. Sathish, Kunal Satyam, T.V.R.S. Sharma, Awnindra K. Singh, D.R. Singh, P.K. Singh, R.M. Singh, Shrawan Singh, C. Sivaperuman, T. Subramani, T. Sujatha, N.V. Sujathkumar, J. Sunder, T.P. Swarnam, Ganesh Thiruchitrambalam, A. Velmurugan, K. Venkatesan, N.V. Vinithkumar, and S.K. Zamir Ahmed

Published
2018

6. Diversity of Ethno-Medicinal Plants of Tropical Islands – With Special Reference to Andaman and Nicobar Islands

Author

Santosh S. Mane, Chidambaram Murugan, I. Jaisankar, and Mayur Y Kamble

Subjects
Flora, Combretaceae, Geography, biology, Ecology, Acanthaceae, food and beverages, Fabaceae, Endemism, biology.organism_classification, Medicinal plants, Indigenous, Global biodiversity
Abstract

Ethno-medicine is the study of the traditional medicine practiced by indigenous people. They use plants from their surroundings, and they pass oral information on medicinal plants and its use to the next generation. Common traditional uses of ethno-medicine include the treatment of indigestion, stomach problems, fever, minor injuries, childhood ailments and complications of pregnancy. Tropical islands are rich in these plants, and most of them are part of the global biodiversity hotspots. A total of 536 species of ethno-medicinal plants from Andaman and Nicobar Islands belonging to 382 genera and 138 families of Angiosperms, Gymnosperms, Pteridophytes and Algae are provided with their use. From Sri Lanka, 41 most important ethno-medicinal plants belonging to Caesalpiniaceae (4) followed by Acanthaceae (2), Combretaceae (2), Fabaceae (2) and Malvaceae (2) are recorded. In the Caribbean regions, analysis of 1753 plant species revealed that maximum endemism of medicinal plants occurs in Cuba followed by Mexico, Haiti and Dominican Republic. Among the Pacific islands, Melanesian countries generally have a much more diverse flora than other insular Pacific countries.

Published
2008

7. Evaluation of some objective parameters for Ushna and Sheeta Gunas based on pharmacological study.

Author

Mane S, Vyas M, Ravishankar B, and Dwivedi RR

Abstract

In the formation of a principle, the experimental study plays a pivotal role. After repeated experiments under the same conditions, if one finds the same results, then a principle is formed. Ayurvedic principles which were formulated on the basis of keen observations and through special senses need to be reassessed through contemporary scientific tools. The principles of Ushna (hot) and Sheeta (cold) Gunas (properties) need to be assessed and evaluated through various animal experiments so as to suggest parameters which can be suitable for the evolution of these Gunas. The present study is an attempt to find out the possibility of employing simple experimental parameters to assess these Gunas in selected drug substances and the data generated through this study were analyzed. The obtained results are encouraging to develop the same. All details are presented in this paper.

Published
2010
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