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B. Amani Chalaki, M. Aminian, J. Abbasi, A. Badrlo,
Volume 4, Issue 2 (sammer 2013)
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Introduction: Hair is sensitive member of the body and need for the health care. The primarily best operating in hair health is healthy nutrition and blood circulation in the scalp. Use of effective ingredients and scalp massage not only helps accelerate hair growth, rather than protect and maintain hair and reduces unusual hair loss. Thus, factors such as dust, pollution and sun will have great damage to hair and it can cause hair loss and reduce growth. Many people are turning to chemical treatments for solve this problem. Perhaps using of chemical healthcare products is a good result, but over time will be its effect and finally will be more damaged hair. Herbal treatment is the best solution for fine hairs. A lot of research has been done on the hair disease but who wants to research the comparative condition of the hair disease has not been using Najibedin Samarghandi and modern medicine view. The aim of the present study was commenting on Najibedin Samarghandi veiw in hair diseases based on Asbab Va Alamat manuscript and treatment of these diseases through modern medicine.
Material and methods: This hair diseases comparative study has done and hair disease via Asbab Va Alamat manuscript of Najibedin Samarghandi and guidance of dermatologist Mrs. Dr. Maryam Aminian in traditional and modern medicine.
conclusions: Nowadays it seems that most methods of hair diseases treatments is modern medicine and chemical drugs but methods and herbal medicines is expressed for the treatment of hair diseases by Najibedin Samarghandi in Asbab Va Alamat, can be used a good complement besides modern medicine chemical drugs.
M.b. Minaie , S.a.h. Latifi , E. Nazem , M. Yusofpour , F. Amini Behbahani, Sh. Guraan,
Volume 4, Issue 4 (winter 2014)
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Introduction: Acute flank pain (AFP) as a common chief complain has a wide spectrum of differential diagnosis in conventional medicine. Also, Iranian traditional medicine presents similar wideness of diagnoses, etiologies and therapeutics. This study evaluates and explains differential diagnosis of AFP in traditional medicine and compares them with new studies' results.
Materials and methods: This is a qualitative study which was done in library with evaluation of traditional sources and new articles in medicine. Content analysis has done around "acute flank pain" in ancient scientists' view and then results, comparison with results of new studies around this basic.
Results: this study categories differential diagnosis of AFP in both traditional and conventional medicine which helps us to present theory based on abilities of these two instructions and their ability to share and affect each other.
Conclusion: Unique theory of "reeh" (wind) in traditional medicine besides of bacterial etiology in conventional medicine, leads to development of more effective diagnostic and therapeutic algorithms in the basic of acute flank pain.
Farshad Amini Behbahani, Omid Sadeghpour,
Volume 10, Issue 2 (summer 2019)
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Background and purpose: Considering the increasing trend of using oral form of Esfand (Peganum harmala) as the equivalent of Harmal in traditional Persian medicine and reports of its complications and controversies in its efficacy, it seems that conducting a review study on Peganum harmala and its relationship with Harmal in traditional sources is a necessity.
Methods and Materials: At the first step, different names and equivalents of Esfand and Harmal were extracted using Jamie Tibb software. Then, each extracted name was evaluated in the main and older traditional medical sources. Phytochemical and botanical properties of each related herb were evaluated in modern sources. Also, common Esfand in the Iranian markets were evaluated and its phytochemical properties were searched in the web and PubMed database. At the end, a comparison between the results was done.
Results: Phytochemical and botanical properties of Peganum harmala is different from the Harmal which is mentioned in traditional medical sources. Rhazia stricta which is known in Iran as Eshvarak has the nearest morphology to the Harmal.
Conclusion: According to phyitochemical and morphology of these two different herbs, considering the therapeutic effect of Harmal for Esfand is in doubt.
Maryam Monfared, Mahdieh Eftekhari, Ayesheh Enayati, Maryam Sabeti, Mohammad Hasan Amini,
Volume 11, Issue 1 (spring 2020)
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Background and Purpose: COVID-19 is a virus belonging to the coronavirus (CoV) family. COVID-19 disease primarily attacks to the respiratory system and then causes severe problems in heart, liver, brain, kidney, blood circulation and immune system. This study aimed to define COVID-19 disease according to the perspective of Traditional Persian Medicine (TPM) manuscripts and suggest therapeutic measures based on its evaluation.
Materials and Methods: In this review study, existing articles on proven pathophysiology of the disease were searched using valid databases with the English keywords ‘SARS-COV-2’ and ‘COVID-19’, among which articles referenced to clinical manifestations and pathophysiology of the disease were used in this paper.
Also, texts of TPM such as Ibn Sina's Qanun fi al-Tibb, Zakhireye Kharazmshahi about the causes and symptoms of the disease were extracted and adapted to new medical sources.
Results: The coronavirus causes warm and dry distemperament in the upper and lower respiratory tract and lungs. COVID-19 makes some disorders in the body especially in the heart, brain and liver, which are often its consequences, not the proliferation of the virus in these organs. Based on TPM, COVID-19 can be confronted at five levels including one preventive level and four therapeutic levels.
Conclusion: The definition of COVID-19, preventive and therapeutic strategies based on TPM were obtained and presented in a classified and practical manner. Then, evidence of researches has been mentioned to confirm the Pathophysiology of COVID-19. Finally, scientific documents of antiviral, antioxidant, restorative effects and other biological effects of mentioned plants have been presented.
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