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Herbal
authentication is an important aspect of herbal efficacy, safety,
and liability in today's global marketplace. It also has an
important impact on the quality of manufactured finished herbal
products and their quality in terms of efficacy.
Avoiding unwanted herb-drug interaction is another important
aspect of clinical safety. Knowing which herbs may induce an
adverse event when taken together with certain drugs is a clinician's
role.
Not only do clinical results depend on proper herbal authentication
and the avoidance of unwanted herb-drug interaction but, so
does the safety of your patients.
Learn about herbal authentication, sourcing, and important herb-drug
interactions from two leading experts in the field. |
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Wu-Chang
Chuang |
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Greg
Sperber |
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Correct
herbal species identification |
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Herbal
quality assessment |
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Common
harmful adulterants used in the herbal market |
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Herbal
quality control methods |
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Herbal sourcing and its implications on final product
quality |
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Methods
of quality auditing used by manufacturing companies |
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Basics
of pharmacology |
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Application
of pharmacology principles to predicting drug-herb
interactions |
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