Medicinal effects

The role of hydrogen bonding and hydrophobic interactions in medicinal effect of heterocycles 99AG(E)736. 

The most common means of administering drugs to the eye is by topical administration of agents capable of penetrating the cornea and targeting the appropriate tissue for either physiological or medicinal effect [159,160]. The trilaminar structure of the transparent avascular cornea has been described previously. The... 

Efficacy Index. Rate this item on the basis of medicine effect only. [This utilizes a rating of both efficacy and adverse reactions and divides the efficacy score by the adverse reaction score to form a ratio (efficacy index).]... 

Clyde Mood Scale. The Clyde Mood Scale test may be used as either a self-rated or observer-rated scale. It contains 48 items to measure mood and has been shown to be sensitive to medicine effects. The test takes 5 to 15 minutes to complete and measures the immediate present in a patient or normal individual. The test gives six scores friendly, aggressive, clear-thinking, sleepy, unhappy, and dizzy. 

Porteus Mazes. The Porteus Mazes is a nonverbal test that has been shown to be sensitive to medicine effects in both children (over three years) and adults. The test has three series of mazes to prevent score improvement on retesting with the same test. It requires about 25 minutes and provides both a qualitative and quantitative score. 

In the last 10 years, CNTs are successfully functionalized via end terminal or sidewall modification or filling with biomolecules, or conjugating with polymers the resulting biomolecules-CNTs nanocomposites own special properties such as optimized mechanical, optical, electronic, and magnetic, and have great potential application in industry, agriculture, defense, and bio-medicine. Effects of CNTs on the cells, human health, and environment also attract more and more attention CNTs potential hazards... 

There are a few members of the passionflower family (Passifloraceae) that have psychotropic effects. The one most studied is Pass flora incarnata, although some work has been done on Pass flora coerulea and Passiflora edulis. P. incarnata is a colorful, flowering plant with five white or lavender petals, a purple or pink corona, and five brightly colored stamen (Gruenwald et al. 1998). The parts of the plants used for medicinal effect are the whole plant or aerial parts. It is native to the mid- to southeastern United States. Passionflower has a history with Native Americans as a poultice to treat bruises, and as a tea for sedative/anxiolytic effects (Kowalchick and Hylton 1987). It is one of the most common herbs commercially available in Britain (Tyler 1994). 

Matsuura, and H. Tsuchiya. Anti-al-lergic actions of crude drugs and blended Chinese traditional medicines. Effects on type I and type IV al- Z0252 lergic reactions. Nippon Yakurigaku... 

Tonic. An ambiguous term referring to a substance thought to have overall positive medicinal effect of an unspecified nature. Tonsil. A small, rounded mass of tissue, especially of lymphoid tissue. 

Lawson LD. Garlic a review of its medicinal effects and indicated active compounds. In Lawson DL, Bauer R, eds. Phytomedicines of Europe—Chemistry and Biological Activity. Washington, D.C. American Chemical Society, 1998 176-209. 

Chapter 1 familiarizes the readers with the prospects of marine organism-derived substances in relation to medicinal value. It covers the present and future prospects of marine organisms. Chapters 2-11 describe the sources of marine bioactives. Individual chapters cover the importance and values of some frequently used marine animal species. Chapters 12-23, cover the medicinal effects of bioactives from marine animals. Chapters 24-29 discuss the value of microbes as medicinal foods. Finally, Chapters 30-32, discusses the applications of marine animals-derived materials in medicinal and nutraceutical industries in relation to human health. 

MNPs, which have been used as template to develop therapeutic drugs. MNPs isolated from invertebrates have shown wide range of therapeutic properties including antimicrobial, antioxidant, antihypertensive, anticoagulant, anticancer, anti-inflammatory, wound healing and immune modulator, and other medicinal effects.Therefore, marine invertebrates are rich sources of chemical diversity and health benefits for developing drug candidates, cosmetics, nutritional supplements, and molecular probes that can be supported to increase the healthy life span of human. 

Abalone is another important marine gastropod mollusk with high medicinal effects, therefore recommended to physically weak or sick patients. There are number of evidences for beneficial effects or bioactivities of abalone extracts that include antioxidant (Kim et al., 2006), anticancer (Lee et al., 2010 Uchida et al., 1987), antihypertensive (Kim et al.,... 

Uses.—The medicinal effects and uses of sagapenum are similar to those of ftBafoetida,—-see page 322. It is how vory little employed. ... 

Iodide of Potassium.—This, salt is.one of the most valuable compounds of iodine . its importance is derived from, its medicinal effects chiefly but as a reagent i in the laboratory and in photography it is, especially for the latter, in general use. There are several recipes for preparing it, the most appropriate of which will be hsre noticed. 

Salt or Brine Wafer. —The characteristic.ingrediont of these springs is chloride of sodium. Iodine or bromine, or both, havo been found In some of them, and these most likely add to their medicinal effects. The small quantity of iodine recently found in the water of St. Ann s Well at Great Malvern, Worcestershire, by the Editor, is doubtless the active ingredient in that water. 

Fennel contains anethole, an antispasmatic, along with other pharmacologically active substances. The various scientifically documented medicinal effects of fennel are listed below. 

Some operators combine the above methods to produce a reconstituted water called the Archaeus of Water. It is an Evolved form of water with surprising medicinal effects. The water obtained by deliquescence of a salt is loaded with Fire and considered the male / Sulfur / Sun aspect, while the rain or snow waters are considered to represent the female / Mercury / Lunar aspect of the Celestial Waters. 

The photochemically active region of the electromagnetic spectrum has been divided into five sub bands the vacuum-UV (VUV), UV-C, UV-B, UV-A and VIS (Fig. 3-8). The subdivision of the UV spectral domain is mainly due to phenomenological reasons (Fig. 3-9) that are related to physical, biological or medicinal effects. The UV-B region is usually defined between X of 280 nm and 315 nm (van-... 

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