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""This small paperback provides a very useful introduction to herbal medicine and includes contributions from twelve specialist authors, eight of whom are based in the UK. The eight chapters cover precisely the sorts of questions that any therapist would ask about any treatment. These include: How does it work? What can be learnt from its history? Is it safe? Should it be regulated? and How does it compare to other therapies?All these matters are discussed and the available evidence is clearly presented. Specific examples of individual herbs are given, including plants such as Angelica, Arnica, Echinacca, Feverfew, Ginko, Ginseng, Saw Palmetto, Saint John s Wort and Valerian."Acupuncture in Medicine, June 2002small book offers an evidence based look at herbal medicine that will serve as a useful introductory guide for physicians, herbalists and other healthcare professionals with an interest in plant based therapy, and also healthcare policy makers, herbal product manufacturers and medical educators."CAB Abstracts, May 2000"

"Most therapeutics available today are highly toxic, very expensive and exhibit minimum efficacy. The issue of toxicity is even more critical for prevention than for therapy because the former involves normal subjects. Thus, therapeutics that are safe and affordable are needed for both prevention and therapy. Spices of Southeast Asian origin, once employed for taste, appearance and preservation of food, now appear to have therapeutic value for humans. What the active principles in these spices are and how they mediate their effect against various diseases are beginning to emerge from extensive research carried out within the last half-century. The current monograph is an attempt to address the active constituents, their molecular targets and the therapeutic uses of these spices"

"The book takes you on a journey of Indonesian herbal medicine, jamu, throughout centuries from the engravings on the wall of Borobudur temple to the streets of Indonesian villages and cities carried by elegant jamu peddling ladies. This iconic heritage is nowadays featured at international hotels and malls as part of the modern trend in health and beauty care. The prominence of jamu is also apparent in modern spas that represent a current lifestyle. Dedicated by Dr. Martha Tilaar, an expert in cosmetics and beauty care who has an undying passion for jamu, this book reveals interesting aspects of the typical Indonesian herbal medicine."

"The book takes you on a journey of Indonesian herbal medicine, jamu, throughout centuries from the engravings on the wall of Borobudur temple to the streets of Indonesian villages and cities carried by elegant jamu peddling ladies. This iconic heritage is nowadays featured at international hotels and malls as part of the modern trend in health and beauty care. The prominence of jamu is also apparent in modern spas that represent a current lifestyle. Dedicated by Dr. Martha Tilaar, an expert in cosmetics and beauty care who has an undying passion for jamu, this book reveals interesting aspects of the typical Indonesian herbal medicine."

"Herbal medicine has had a terrible 20th century. An evolving relationship between humans and plants ground to a shuddering halt in the industrial world somewhere around the end of the 19th century. This was astonishing: humans had for millennia been articulating and finessing a primal co-evolution with the plant world and all sentient beings. The insights and benefits for health that had emerged were rich and real. However, while suited to living close to the land, these had become increasingly inadequate to meet the needs of urban life, often involving squalor and pandemic diseases, and when the principles of science and engineering became applicable to medicine the old ways were rudely thrown aside."

"Covers the hot and pungent Indian and exotic spices. This book gives a detailed account of their origin, cultivation, chemical composition, medicinal and culinary uses. It also discusses the use of various spices in different cuisines around the world like Japanese, Chinese and French."

"Traditional systems of medicine are fast emerging as viable alternatives to modern medical science. Further, in recent years the emphasis on botanicals as source for drug discovery and development has been realized globally. Added to this, the safer profile of herbal drugs combined with their low costs make them ideal targets for newer drugs. As in the modern system of medicine, viz. allopathy, herbal drugs form an inseparable part of the management of various disorders. The concept of scientific validation of the basis of traditional uses of herbal medicines has given birth to a new concept of reverse pharmacology, and interactions between traditional and modern systems of medicine are being increasingly encouraged. Recent Advances in Herbal Drug Research and Therapy showcases some of these crucial and emerging issues relating to herbal drugs. This compilation is a judicious combination of research and conventional aspects on the subject of herbal drugs, their pharmacology and therapeutic applications. Some very relevant general and systemic pharmacological as well as toxicological aspects have been highlighted by some of the leading experts in this field. The book will be of interest to students, scientists, teachers and other health professionals in the area of pharmacology, toxicology and allied health sciences."

"Di Indonesia, jamu sudah dikenal sejak lama sebagai obat tradisional yang pengolahan dan pemanfaatannya dilakukan secara turun-temurun berdasarkan resep warisan leluhur, kepercayaan, budaya, dan kebiasaan bangsa ini.Nenek moyang kita memanfaatkan tumbuh-tumbuhan khas Indonesia dalam meramu jamu untuk pengobatan, pencegahan penyakit, perawatan kecantikan, dan kebugaran tubuh. Hal ini didukung oleh keanekaragaman dan ketersediaan tanaman obat yang berlimpah di alam Indonesia. Sampai sekarang, jamu tetap menjadi pilihan, dan masih banyak dipakai untuk pengobatan tradisional oleh masyarakat Indonesia karena harganya yang terjangkau dan tidak mengandung bahan kimia yang dapat menimbulkan efek samping pada tubuh.Penggunaan jamu bukan hanya suatu kearifan bangsa yang memanfaatkan alam sebagai sumber pengobatan alami, namun juga sarana konservasi keanekaragaman hayati. Dengan memanfaatkan jamu, berarti penggunanya juga harus menjaga dan melestarikan sumber alam.Buku The Power of Jamu membahas beberapa hal mengenai jamu dari aspek budaya, sains, ethnobotani, kesehatan, kecantikan, dan aspek industrialisasi dan komersialisasi. Dr. Martha Tilaar dengan beberapa penulis baik dari universitas terkemuka maupun lembaga penelitian dan profesional menyajikannya secara komprehensif sehingga buku ini dapat menjadi panduan informasi penting bagi para scientist, academic, pembuat public policy, maupun pelaku bisnis yang bergerak di bidang herbal dan untuk mengembangkan jamu menjadi bagian dari herbal dunia.Diharapkan buku ini dapat meningkatkan keyakinan masyarakat terhadap keamanan dan kemanfaatan produk jamu, serta mengangkat jamu agar lebih tangguh bersaing di dalam dan di luar negeri, serta meningkatkan perekonomian negara dan bangsa kita"