Titlebook: Herbal Medicines; New Horizons Aiko Inui Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2016 Complementary medicine.Alternative medicin

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Fatigue and Kampo (Japanese Herbal) Medicines: Hochuekkito and Juzentaihoto,ife and health. The body usually recovers from fatigue with rest, but a feeling of fatigue may persist for a long period. When the symptoms and duration of fatigue exceed the usual fatigued feeling, the body’s immune function deteriorates making it prone to psychological disorders such as depression

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Daikenchuto and GI Disorders,ction of daikenchuto (DKT). Use of traditional Japanese medicines, including DKT, has a relatively “short” history of 500 years of clinical use. Only in the last 30 years has the Japanese government officially recognized herbal medicine as a valid form of treatment alongside the typical Western medi

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Memory/Learning, Dementia, and Kampo,orms of dementia. Because the number of dementia patients is increasing explosively as the world population is growing and aging, a lot of effort have been made to develop innovative drugs to overcome dementia; however, it has not succeeded yet. On the other hand, a potential usefulness of Kampo med

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Chinese Herbal Medicine: Perspectives,ove the health. In this chapter, the basis of Chinese herbal medicine is examined from the ancient view to the modern idea. The chapter is divided into the following sections. An introductory section links the basic view of Chinese herbal medicine against the background of TCM. From the idea of four

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