학술논문

Asian Veterinary Medicines: From the Past to the Future.
Document Type
Article
Source
Journal of Research in Pharmacy. 2023, Vol. 27 Issue 4, p1313-1328. 16p.
Subject
*ASIAN medicine
*VETERINARY medicine
*DRUGS
*HERBAL medicine
*TRADITIONAL medicine
Language
ISSN
2630-6344
Abstract
Asia has plentiful and varied vegetation which is made into active ingredients like probiotics, antimicrobials, and parasiticides are employed to cure or prevent transmission of pathogens as well as to enhance the health of viable cells. World Health Organization researchers have identified over 21,000 plant species that have been used medicinally across the globe. Herbal medicines are risk-free, low-cost, and easy to find. Plants provide 25% of the medications stipulated globally. Almost 75% of pharmaceutical plants grow in nature in various parts of Asia. These plants are known to provide therapeutic effects to various infirmities like poisoning, eczema, osteoporosis, stomachaches, and so on. Veterinary herbal medicines are herbal pharmaceuticals with their remedies, preventive, and indicative uses in zoological cures. Exploring the area of ethnoveterinary medicine is rather unkempt as compared to query on queriesntional cures to diagnose, although growing interest using driven in that prospect. The herbal possessions of Asia also offer the individuals who tend to stock a lush reservoir in contemplating the cure of the animals. Additionally, authenticating and registering the conventional aids and supplies are necessary to ensure it on better to the forthcoming vision. With their recognized molecular processes and potential for further analysis as a prospect for future pharmaceutical drug design and development, traditional medicine/herbal plants are used to treat various diseases in Asian nations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]