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Journal of Indian Medical Heritage
2005
January
;
35
(1)
:21-32
Standardization Of Ayurvedic Formulations : A Scientific Review
Ala Narayana (1)
,
Varanasi Subhose (2)
1. Director, Indian Institute of History of Medicine, Osmania Medical College Building Putlibowli, Hyderabad-500095 2. Research Officer (Ay), Indian Institute of History of Medicine, Osmania Medical College Building Putlibowli, Hyderabad-500095
Abstract
Safety and efficacy of a drug mainly depends on the method of preparation. To assess the quality of a finished product, there should be some basic standards as well as methods of preparation. There are several parameters for testing the quality of a chemical drug, which have, are true indicators . So there is no problem in assessing a synthetic drug's quality. As far as the preparation used in Ayurvedic system of medicine a drug formulation or design may not be a problem, because many formulations are well documented in classical texts. But, there is confusion with respect to standards to be followed while preparing a formulation as well as basic parameters to assess the quality of the finished product. In Ayurveda, pancavidhakasayakalpana are the basic pharmaceutical preparations, from which all the other preparations are developed. A specific method for each and every preparation and some basic standards of finished products are mentioned in Ayurvedic texts to maintain there quality . This information may some times vary from text to text . To overcome this problem Sarangdhara mentioned detailed information about various formulations with respect to their methods of preparation as well as basic standards and are documented in Sarangdhara Samhita.
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