N.C. Shah’s scientific contributions

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Herbal folk medicine in Northen India
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December 1982

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Journal of Ethnopharmacology

N.C. Shah

The herbal folk medicine in North India is commonly made available through the herbalists, elderly persons, sadhus (hermits), ojhas (village physicians practising witchcraft) and the traditional street vendors whether in the alpine region near the snows or in the arid region near the deserts. The Northern part of India constitutes four main broad regions: the Montane region; the sub-Montane region; the Northern plains; and the arid region. The very important herbal folk medicines which have been in vogue from ancient times in these regions, are discussed.

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... India has an abundance of medicinal flora. The montane area, the sub-montane region, the northern plains, and the dry region are the four principal regions in northern India that have been well-known for herbal treatments since antiquity (Shah, 1982). There are allusions to their plethora of therapeutic uses in ancient Indian literature. ...

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Rejuvenation of Ayurveda: Major Obstacles and A Way Forward
Herbal folk medicine in Northen India
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Journal of Ethnopharmacology