Chinese Herbal Formulas and Applications Pharmacological Effects Clinical Research 1st Edition by John K Chen, Tina T Chen, Minh Nguyen, Lily Huang, Jimmy Chang, Rick Friesen, Chien Hui Liao ISBN 0974063576 9780974063577

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ISBN 10: 0974063576 
ISBN 13: 9780974063577
Author: John K Chen, Tina T Chen, Minh Nguyen, Lily Huang, Jimmy Chang, Rick Friesen, Chien Hui Liao

• Purpose and Scope of the Text

• Bridging Traditional Chinese Medicine and Modern Science

• How to Use This Resource

• A Note on Nomenclature and Terminology (Pinyin, Latin, English)

Chinese Herbal Formulas and Applications Pharmacological Effects Clinical Research 1st Table of contents:

Part I: Foundational Concepts

• Chapter 1: Principles of Chinese Herbal Medicine

  • Basic Theories of TCM (Yin-Yang, Five Elements, Zang-Fu Organs, Qi, Blood, Jing, Shen)

  • Causes of Disease in TCM

  • Diagnostic Methods in TCM (Pulse, Tongue, Palpation, Observation)

  • TCM Syndrome Differentiation (Bian Zheng Lun Zhi)

• Chapter 2: Formula Composition and Principles

  • The Art of Formula Prescription (Jun-Chen-Zuo-Shi: Emperor, Minister, Assistant, Guide)

  • Synergistic Effects of Herbs in a Formula

  • Dosage Considerations and Preparation Methods (Decoctions, Powders, Pills, Tinctures)

  • Contraindications and Incompatibilities of Herbs and Formulas

• Chapter 3: Basic Pharmacology and Research Methodologies

  • Introduction to Pharmacology Relevant to Herbal Medicine

  • Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics of Herbal Compounds

  • Challenges and Methodologies in Clinical Research of TCM Formulas

  • Evidence-Based Medicine and TCM

Part II: Categories of Chinese Herbal Formulas (Organized by TCM Action)

(This is the core of the book, likely organized into major formula categories, with each formula having dedicated sub-sections)

• Chapter 4: Formulas that Release the Exterior (解表剂)

  • Formulas for Wind-Cold (e.g., Ma Huang Tang, Gui Zhi Tang)

  • Formulas for Wind-Heat (e.g., Yin Qiao San, Sang Ju Yin)

  • Pharmacological Actions of Key Herbs (e.g., ephedrine, menthol)

  • Clinical Research on Efficacy for Colds, Flu, Fevers.

• Chapter 5: Formulas that Clear Heat (清热剂)

  • Formulas for Clearing Heat from Qi Level (e.g., Bai Hu Tang)

  • Formulas for Clearing Heat and Resolving Toxins (e.g., Huang Lian Jie Du Tang)

  • Formulas for Clearing Organ-Specific Heat (e.g., Long Dan Xie Gan Tang)

  • Pharmacology (e.g., berberine, baicalin) and Clinical Studies on Infections, Inflammation.

• Chapter 6: Formulas that Harmonize (和解剂)

  • Formulas for Shaoyang Disorders (e.g., Xiao Chai Hu Tang)

  • Formulas for Spleen and Stomach Disharmony (e.g., Si Ni San)

  • Pharmacology and Clinical Research on Digestive issues, Liver disorders.

• Chapter 7: Formulas that Purge/Drain Downward (泻下剂)

  • Formulas for Heat Accumulation (e.g., Da Cheng Qi Tang)

  • Formulas for Lubricating the Intestines (e.g., Ma Zi Ren Wan)

  • Pharmacology (e.g., anthraquinones) and Clinical Studies on Constipation, Bowel disorders.

• Chapter 8: Formulas that Warm the Interior and Expel Cold (温里剂)

  • Formulas for Interior Cold Excess (e.g., Li Zhong Wan)

  • Formulas for Restoring Yang (e.g., Si Ni Tang)

  • Pharmacology (e.g., gingerols, capsaicin) and Clinical Studies on Cold extremities, Digestive cold.

• Chapter 9: Formulas that Tonify (补益剂)

  • Formulas for Tonifying Qi (e.g., Si Jun Zi Tang)

  • Formulas for Tonifying Blood (e.g., Si Wu Tang)

  • Formulas for Tonifying Yin (e.g., Liu Wei Di Huang Wan)

  • Formulas for Tonifying Yang (e.g., Jin Gui Shen Qi Wan)

  • Pharmacology (e.g., polysaccharides, ginsenosides) and Clinical Studies on Fatigue, Anemia, Deficiency syndromes.

• Chapter 10: Formulas that Regulate Qi (理气剂)

  • Formulas for Qi Stagnation (e.g., Chai Hu Shu Gan San, Yue Ju Wan)

  • Pharmacology (e.g., limonene) and Clinical Studies on Stress, Depression, Digestive stagnation.

• Chapter 11: Formulas that Regulate Blood (理血剂)

  • Formulas for Activating Blood and Dispelling Stasis (e.g., Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang)

  • Formulas for Stopping Bleeding (e.g., San Qi Fen)

  • Pharmacology (e.g., saponins, flavonoids) and Clinical Studies on Pain, Cardiovascular health, Hemorrhage.

• Chapter 12: Formulas that Dispel Dampness (祛湿剂)

  • Formulas for Damp-Heat (e.g., Ba Zheng San)

  • Formulas for Damp-Cold (e.g., Ling Gui Zhu Gan Tang)

  • Pharmacology and Clinical Studies on Edema, Joint pain, Urinary issues.

• Chapter 13: Formulas that Dispel Wind-Dampness (祛风湿剂)

  • Formulas for Bi Syndrome (Painful Obstruction Syndrome) (e.g., Du Huo Ji Sheng Tang)

  • Pharmacology and Clinical Studies on Arthritis, Rheumatism.

• Chapter 14: Formulas that Resolve Phlegm (化痰剂)

  • Formulas for Hot Phlegm (e.g., Qing Qi Hua Tan Wan)

  • Formulas for Cold Phlegm (e.g., Er Chen Tang)

  • Pharmacology and Clinical Studies on Cough, Bronchitis.

• Chapter 15: Formulas that Calm the Shen (An Shen)

  • Formulas for Nourishing Heart Blood/Yin (e.g., Tian Wang Bu Xin Dan)

  • Formulas for Calming Liver Wind (e.g., Zhen Gan Xi Feng Tang)

  • Pharmacology and Clinical Studies on Insomnia, Anxiety, Tremors.

• Chapter 16: Formulas for Specific Conditions/Complex Syndromes

  • Formulas for Gynocological Disorders (e.g., Xiao Yao San, Wen Jing Tang)

  • Formulas for Pediatric Conditions

  • Formulas for Dermatological Conditions

  • Formulas for Oncology Support (Integrative Approach)

Part III: Advanced Topics and Future Directions

• Chapter 17: Quality Control and Safety of Herbal Formulas

  • Sourcing, Identification, and Adulteration

  • Contaminants (Heavy Metals, Pesticides, Microbes)

  • Drug-Herb Interactions

  • Adverse Effects and Reporting

• Chapter 18: Integrative Approaches and Case Studies

  • Combining TCM Formulas with Conventional Medicine

  • Case Studies Illustrating Clinical Application and Outcomes

• Chapter 19: Future of Chinese Herbal Medicine and Research

  • Technological Advancements in Research

  • Standardization and Regulation

  • Global Integration of TCM

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