Introducing Useful Medicinal Plants for Liver Diseases with the Use of Traditional and Classical Refrences
Tārīkh-i pizishkī i.e., Medical History,
Vol. 11 No. 39 (1398),
16 February 2020
,
Page 45-62
https://doi.org/10.22037/mhj.v11i39.28184
Abstract
Background and Aim: In traditional medicine, the liver is known as a member of the strategy in the body. Related diseases in this organ include heat, cold, dryness and hypertrophy of the liver, inflammation of the liver and swelling of the liver, but in classic medicine these include fatty liver, jaundice and hepatitis.
Materials and Methods: Provide a list of traditional herbs that can be used in the treatment of hepatic diseases in classical medicine. In this regard, two traditional and new sources have been used, such as the books of Makhzan al-Adviyah and Taghvim al-Abadan and the scientific names of these plants have been identified from reliable sources. Also, the herbs of classical medicine were identified from authoritative articles.
Findings: In this paper, 112 and 78 species of medicinal plants are introduced in the book of Makhzan al-Adviyah andTaghvim al-Abadan. By examining some herbs that are useful for classical liver disease, some species are important in this article. Compared to traditional and classical medicinal species, common species include Chichorium intybus, Aloe and Hypericum.
Conclusion: Despite the enormous resources of traditional herbs that are useful for the liver, unfortunately, there are very few herbal remedies are known and used in the world that this paper has attempted to introduce into classical medicine.
Please cite this article as: Rabizadeh F. Introducing Useful Medicinal Plants for Liver Diseases with the Use of Traditional and Classical Refrences. Med Hist J 2019; 11(39): 45-62.
- Liver, Medicinal Plants, Traditional Medicine, Classical Medicine
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