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Making researched information practical

Making researched information practical. Dr. Gilbertha St Rose Dermatologist, Herbalist, Integrative Health Care Specialist President : CAPSICUM Managing Director - Eden Herbs MAY 2012. SUMMARY. TRAMIL CARIBBEAN HERBAL PHARMACOPOEA EDEN HERBS.

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Making researched information practical

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  1. Making researched information practical Dr. Gilbertha St Rose Dermatologist, Herbalist, Integrative Health Care Specialist President : CAPSICUM Managing Director - Eden Herbs MAY 2012

  2. SUMMARY • TRAMIL • CARIBBEAN HERBAL PHARMACOPOEA • EDEN HERBS

  3. TRAMIL - www.tramil.netTraditional Medicines of the Islands project • Started in 1982 • Program / Network of Applied Research for traditional popular Medicine in the Caribbean • It aims to rationalize health practices based on the use of medicinal plants

  4. MISSION • TO VALIDATE SCIENTIFICALLY THE TRADITIONAL USES OF MEDICINAL PLANTS FOR PRIMARY HEALTH CARE.

  5. VISION • TO BE THE REFERENCE INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM IN THE DETECTION, VALIDATION AND DIFFUSION OF THE USES OF MEDICINAL PLANTS THAT IMPACT IN PUBLIC HEALTH

  6. Method of TRAMIL • 33 territories in Caribbean [ English, French and Spanish] collaboration which is multidisciplinary. Our data collection process and synthesis discussion groups work with ethno botanists, phytochemists, pharmacologists, doctors and lay people.

  7. Method of TRAMIL - Surveys • TREATMENTS USED FOR: (local name of the problem) • Illness description (in basic English): • First treatments (the last time the problem occurred in the family): • ___ traditional medicinal plants • ___ healer or witch doctor • ___ medical officer

  8. Method of TRAMIL - Surveys • Description and way of preparation of the remedy: • How did you take the remedy, in what quantity and how many times?: • Where did you find the plants? • ___ yard • ___ not at home

  9. Method of TRAMIL - Surveys • Have you already used this remedy? • ___ Yes • ___ No • Which results have you obtained?

  10. Method of TRAMIL - Surveys • What precautions should be observed during treatment? • (contraindications & side effects) • And for the children? • (contraindications and directions for use)

  11. Scientific participations • ■ University Center West Indies / Guyana - Guadeloupe • ■ Autonomous University of Santo Domingo - Dominican Republic • ■ Central University of Venezuela • ■ University of Antioquía Medellin - Colombia • ■ University of Caen - France

  12. Scientific participations • ■ University of Cartagena de Indias - Colombia • ■ University of Costa Rica • ■ University of Dakar - Senegal • ■ University of Strasbourg - France • ■ Universities of Groningen and Leyden - Holland

  13. Scientific participations • ■ University of Haiti • ■ University of Illinois - Chicago • ■ University of Metz - France • ■ University of Panama • ■ University of Poitiers - France

  14. Scientific participations • ■ University of San Carlos - Guatemala • ■ University of Sao Paulo - Brazil • ■ University of Talca - Chile • ■ University of Toulouse - France • ■ University of Uppsala - Sweden

  15. ■ University of the Valle Cali - Colombia • ■ State University of Campinas - Brazil • ■ Autonomous National University of Honduras • ■ Autonomous National University of (León) Nicaragua

  16. Scientific participations • ■ National University Pedro Henríquez Ureña - Dominican Republic • ■ Center of Investigation of Marine Biology - CIBIMA - Dominican Republic • ■ Meso-American Center of Studies about Appropriate Technology - CEMAT • ■ Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Laboratoire d'Ethnobiologie - France

  17. Scientific participations • ■ National Center of the Traditional Popular Medicine, Min. of Health of Nicaragua • ■ Experimental Station of Medicinal Plants "Dr. Roig" - Cuba • ■ FARMAYA - Guatemala • ■ Forestry Department & National Trust - Saint Lucia • ■ Institute of Legal Medicine, Lausanne - Switzerland

  18. Scientific participations • ■ Mexican Institute of the Public Health - (ex-IMEPLAM)-IMSS - Mexico • ■ Botanical Garden of Missouri - USA • ■ Botanical Garden Dr. Rafael Moscoso - Dominican Republic • ■ Kurhotel of Topes de Collantes - Cuba • ■ Max-Plank Institute - Germany

  19. Scientific participations • ■ Ministry of Public Health - Cuba • ■ Cultural Movement for Awareness - MCA - Dominica • ■ IRD/ORSTOM French Guyana and IBBA/ORSTOM - Bolivia • ■ Tropical Royal Institute - Nederland • ■ Lab. Central de Farmacología. Facultad de Ciencias Médicas de la Habana - Cuba

  20. Scientific participations • ■ UWI Trinidad & Tobago • ■ UWI Jamaica • ■ UPR Universidad de Puerto Rico • ■ Universidad de Sevilla, Spain • ■ New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) • ■ Instituto de tecnologia em farmacos, Ministério da Saude, Rio de Janeiro

  21. Databases: • ■TROPICOS • ■KEW • ■IPNI • ■ScienceDirect • ■Index Herbatorium • ■Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases (Duke)

  22. Databases: • ■Green Pharmacy (Duke) • ■NAPRALERT • ■Medline • ■BioMedSearch • ■Virtual Health Library • ■Natural Standard

  23. Databases: • ■Herbal Safety • ■Max Planck Institute (RFA) • ■ICS-UNIDO • ■FITOMED (Cuba) • ■PlantSystematics • ■Carib Fruits (CIRAD-Guadeloupe)

  24. Databases: • ■Plants of the Eastern Caribbean (Barbados) • ■The Plants of Saint Lucia • ■ Plantes des Antilles 1 & 2 (Jacques Fournet) • ■Phytocréole (Martinica) • ■Floristics of Belize • ■Flora of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands

  25. Databases: • ■Michael Tims Medicinal Plant Databases • ■Smithsonian Plant Image Collection • ■Botanical.com • ■Jardín Botánico Nacional Dominicano • ■ WHO Monographs on Selected Medicinal Plants

  26. Journals: • Revista Cubana de Plantas medicinales • CaHMRI - [Caribbean Herbal Medicine Research Institute ] Newsletter – UTT [ University of Trinidad and Tobago • BLACPMA- [Latin American and Caribbean Bulletin of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants]

  27. CARIBBEAN HERBAL PHARMACOPOEA • Traditional Pharmacopoea and Scientifically validated. • Electronic [ E- book] - CD • 99 common Caribbean herbs in this 2007 publication

  28. [Electronic] E- Book

  29. CONTENTS OF E-BOOK • Forward • Disclaimer • Main Institutional sponsors • Institutions involved in scientific validation • Introduction • TRAMIL survey methodology

  30. CONTENTS OF E-BOOK • Herbarium codes for TRAMIL vouchers • Listing of TRAMIL surveys • Botanical features of the Caribbean Basin • TRAMIL quality, safety, and effectiveness strategy • Pharmacological assays for verification of use

  31. CONTENTS OF E-BOOK • TRAMIL principles of classification • Sample TRAMIL monograph • General recommendations • Monographs of species

  32. CONTENTS OF E-BOOK • Index • Collaborations and other activities of the TRAMIL network • TRAMIL interactive map • @ and legal notice

  33. Information on the herb = Monograph • Scientific name • Botanical synonym • Botanical family • Local names • Place of origin and current distribution • Morphological description of the plant

  34. Information on the herb = Monograph • Documentation of the collected and identified specimen • Health problem- plant part used , preparation, administration • Recommendations for use • Results of the biological assays

  35. Caribbean Labs: • FARMAYA (Guatemala) • PHYTOBOKAZ (Guadeloupe) • EDEN HERBS (St. Lucia)

  36. EDEN HERBS • Producing from 1996 – Dr. Gilbertha St Rose • Registered 1999 • Exporting from 2001 • WWW.EDENHERBS.COM • WWW.EDENHERBS.CBT.CC

  37. Eden herbs products Herbal drinks Teas Creams Capsules

  38. Eden herbs products • Common ailments • Over the counter products • Can be used with other medication[s]

  39. TISANE  *

  40. Eden Herbs Tisane / Purifier - 10 CARIBBEAN HERBS FOR GENERAL CLEANSING • DETOXIFIES BODY ORGANS • HERBS TO TARGET YOUR LIVER, KIDNEY, BLADDER, SKIN, JOINTS, MUSCLES, RESPIRATORY AND GASTROINTESTINAL TRACK • TONIC AS WELL

  41. MIXTURE FOR GAS

  42. MIXTURE FOR GAS[FLATULENCE] • PREVENT FORMATION OF GAS • HELP ELIMINATE GAS • HELP WITH DIGESTION OF YOUR FOOD

  43. RESPIRATORY MIXTURE

  44. RESPIRATORY MIXTURE • COUGH, COLD, SINUS PROBLEMS • HAY FEVER • HELP WITH ASTHMA TREATMENT

  45. Some Eden Herbs teas • DIET TEA FOR WEIGHT LOSS • NEEM TEA • ST. JOHN’S BUSH • CERASEE • LIPPIA ALBA

  46. Justicia secunda[St. John’s Bush] • WOMB AND FALLOPIAN TUBE CLEANSE • PERIOD PAINS, MENSTRUAL CRAMPS • BETTER FLOW OF MENSES

  47. Momordica charantia [Cerasee]

  48. Momordica charantia [Cerasee] • WIDELY USED IN NEUTRACEUTICAL INDUSTRY IN SUPPLEMENTS • COMMON HERB IN CARIBBEAN • DOCUMENTED EVIDENCE OF ABILITY TO LOWER BLOOD SUGAR • STRONG ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY • HELPS TO PREVENT CANCER • WORKS WELL AS LIVER SUPPORT

  49. Azadirachta indica[Neem]

  50. Azadirachta indica[Neem] • AGE OLD REMEDY • IMPORTED AND NOW CULTIVATED IN CARIBBEAN • LOTS OF USES – AGRICULTURE • IMMUNE SYSTEM SUPPORT • CANCER PREVENTION • PROSTATE HEALTH • DIABETES

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