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By Dr.Abhay Kumar Pati
Dr. Abhay Kumar Pati is dedicated in promoting Biotechayur, a green revolution company and it's subsidiaries/affiliates in Orissa, India to develop and boost up the market of green technologies, products and services for improving healthcare, agriculture, nutrition and environment.
Dr. Abhay Kumar Pati was born in Raj-Nilgiri, Balasore District, Orissa, India. Dr. Pati was trained as a Physician in Calcutta at J.B. Ray State Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital [Asthanga Ayurvedic College], which is one of the oldest Ayurvedic institutions in India, under Calcutta University. Dr. Pati came to U.S.A. almost 30 years (3 decades) ago on a fellowship. He was the publisher of an International Health Magazine called Health World. Dr. Pati is an author of several health books including, Vitamins and Herbal Digest, a 360 page book, which has been printed more than 7 times and sold over 100,0000 (1 million copies) in the world’s market. In this digest, readers can find nutritional, Ayurvedic, Chinese, Native American, South American herbal supplements and much, much more. He is also an author of several other books, entitled, Fruits of the World, Medicinal Plants of India, Alternative Health Guide etc.
Ayurvedic Supplements
Ayurvedic supplements a new line of products manufactured by Best Nutrition Products Inc. BNP Inc also manufactures a large number of vitamins, minerals and Chinese health products. We have Melatonin, DHEA, Shark Cartilage, Omega 3, Evening Prinrose Oil, Flaxseed Oil, Cat's Claw, Pycnogenol, Multivitamins, B Vitamins Ginseng and over 80 other nutritional, amino acids, sports nutrition products. All products are high quality with nutritional facts. For thousands of years, Chinese and Ayurvedic herbal formulas have been used in Asia as well as other parts of the world. These special nutritional formulas have been designed for the benefit of good health. Best Nutrition offers unique nutritional formulas, because prevention is the best medicine for a healthy lifestyle.
Global Importance Of Medicinal Plants
The importance of medicinal plants taking the world towards prevention rather than cure through the help of herbal medicinal plants.
Throughout history, plants have been of great importance to medicine. 80 percent of all medicinal drugs originate from wild medicinal plants, such as those in Ayurvedic Indian Indigenous or Traditional Chinese medicine sources.
Hundreds of medicinal plants can be grown in temperate climate and there are probably a great deal more with properties as yet unknown and undiscovered. Taking medicinal plants causes a gradual beneficial change in the body, usually through improved nutrition and elimination without having any marked specific adverse reaction.
The importance of medicinal plants are growing in many countries, particularly in India and China, and many plants have patents in their country of origin. In some cases, no other countries can claim the origination of such rare plants (i.e. Neem Plant in India). It is estimated that a 80% of the people in India and China depend on their traditional system of medicinal plants in Ayurvedic or Chinese medicine.
Ancient man is known to have utilized plants as drugs for millennia. Based on current knowledge (at least in the West), we know that extracts of some of these plants are useful in a crude form and let me give some examples:
We know more than 200 chemical substances of known structure are still extracted from plants that are useful as drugs throughout the world. A large number of medicinal plants are used in traditional medical practices and have been used for more than 3000 years, such as Ayurvedic and Chinese traditional medicine.
It is necessary to define the term ‘medicinal plants’, The World Health Organization (WHO) defines a medicinal plant as ‘any plant, which, in one or more of its organs, contains substances that can be used for therapeutic purposes, or which are precursors for chemo pharmaceutical semi synthesis’.
On a global basis, it appears that the only consolidated source of information on the monetary value of medicinal plants entering into global commerce is that provided by the international trade center and the most recent data from this agency is available to scientists and the public.