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- Hydrolyzed Proteins - Preservatives - Oils and Butters - Essential Oils CONCLUSION The usage of herbal cosmeics has been increased to many folds in personal care system & there is agreat demand for the herbal cosmetics. Personal care industry is currently more concerntrated on these herbalbased cosmetics as now-a-days it is a fast growing segment with a wast scope of manifold expansion in coming years. The use of bioactive ingreadients in cosmetics influence biological functions of skin & provide nutrients necessary for the helthy skin or hair.In general, botanicals provide different vitamins, antioxidants,various oils,essential oils, hydrocolloids, proteins,terpenoids & other bioactive molecules.there is tremendous scope of launch numerous herbal cosmetics using appropriate bioactive ingredients with suitable fatty oil,essential oils, prteins & additives. It is mandatory that adequate safety testing should be conducted according to existing rules & well-documented along with the ingredients composition. Under current scenario, indian market contribution is very less, which could be enhanced through systematic R &D efforts but it requires acticve collaboration amongst scientists,technologists,cosmetic industry &government organization. REFERENCES Chopra R. N., Nayar SI, & Chopra IC, glossary of indian medicinal plants, publication & information directorate, CSIR, New Delhi, 1956. Chopra R. N, Chopra IC & Verma BS, supplement to glossary of indian medicinal plants, publication & information directorate, CSIR, New Delhi, 81 JBNB (Vol. I ) Issue I January’2013
INDIAN SYSTEM OF MEDICINE Chenna Chaitanya R. and Patel Ramila K. B.N. BANDODKAR COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, THANE Abstract Medicinal plants based traditional systems of medicines are playing important role in providing health care to large section of population, especially in developing countries. Interest in them and utilization of herbal products produced based on them is increasing in developed countries also, Indian Systems of Medicine are among the well known global traditional systems of medicine. The aspects covered include information about historical background, conceptual basis, different disciplines studied in the systems, Research and Development aspects, Drug manufacturing aspects and impact of globalization on Ayurveda. In addition, basic information on Siddha and Unani systems has also been provided. Introduction It is a well-known fact that Traditional Systems of medicines always played important role in meeting the global health care needs. They are continuing to do so at present and shall play major role in future also. The system of medicines which are considered to be Indian in origin or the systems of medicine, which have come to India from outside and got assimilated in to Indian culture are known as Indian Systems of Medicine .India has the unique distinction of having six recognized systems of medicine in this category. They are-Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani and Yoga, Naturopathy and Homoeopathy. Though Homoeopathy came to India in 18 th Century, it completely assimilated in to the Indian culture and got enriched like any other traditional system hence it is considered as part of Indian Systems of Medicine. In the present review, attempt would be made to provide brief profile of three systems to familiarize the readers about them so as to facilitate acquisition of further information. AYURVEDA: THE INDIAN SYSTEM OF MEDICINE AYURVEDA - THE INDIAN SYSTEM OF MEDICINE Ayurveda literally means the ‗science of life'. It is a holistic system of medicine in India which is more than 5000 years old. It forms part of the ancient Indian text ‗ATHARVA VEDA'. Ayurveda is based on the interdependence of man and nature. Every living and non-living things are mutually interlinked and man is a microcosm of the universe. At birth every one is born in a state of balance with himself and the universe. But later in life this fragile balance is disrupted due to physical, emotional or spiritual disturbances. Disease is therefore is due to our disharmony with the universe. BRANCHES OF STUDY There are eight branches of study in Ayurveda, they are: 1. Kaya Chikitsa (General Medicine) 2. Kaumara Bhruthya (Paediatrics) 3. Bhutha Vidhya (Psychiatry) 82 JBNB (Vol. I ) Issue I January’2013
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