Clinical Nurisng 2020 | Paris | France | Allied Conferences | Meetings

Global assembling of Academicians, Researchers, Scholars & Industry to disseminate and exchange information at 100+ Allied Academies Conferences

Theme

Advancements and Innovations in Nursing Care and Practice

- Clinical Nurisng 2020

Welcome Message

We take immense pleasure in welcoming you all to the 2nd International Conference on Natural Products, Medicinal Plants and Traditional Medicines which is held during March 04-05, 2020 at Edinburgh, Scotland.

Natural Medicine aims to gather the Researchers, principal investigators, experts and researchers working under academia and healthcare industry, Business Delegates, Scientists and students across the globe to provide an international forum for the dissemination of original research results, new ideas, and practical development experiences. We hope that you will grasp this academic occasion to revitalize the enduring connections and flash with new peers around the globe.

Meet the Global Inspiring Experts and Speakers at our Natural Medicine to talk about new advances in the field of medical and engineering to improve health and treatment and additional innovations. Natural Medicine is not just making a phase to exchange estimations to the enormous social occasion of individuals, yet also endeavor to spread concentrated and research advances in the clinical, definite and physiological parts of medicinal and designing. It happens to be more feasible for everyone to put in the photograph with novel research and to perceive the degree and noteworthiness of specific research run in the field of therapeutic and designing.

We invite you to join us at the Natural Medicine, where you will be sure to have a meaningful experience with scholars from around the world. All members of the Natural, Plant and Traditional Medicine organizing committee members are looking forward to meeting you in Edinburgh, Scotland.

We welcome all the botanists, alternative and natural medicine practitioners, Acupuncturists, scientists in the fields of Natural and Traditional Medicine, Phytomedicine, Ayurveda Practitioners, Pharmacognosists, Naturopathic Doctors.

The participants share their knowledge and view through abstract, posters, interactive keynotes, and plenary sessions to discuss improving the new therapies and exploring new approaches and receive name recognition at this 2-days event.

About Conference

Allied Academies organize a 2nd International Conference on Natural Products, Medicinal Plants and Traditional Medicines during March 4-5, 2020 at Edinburgh, Scotland with the theme “Exploring the Way towards Effective and Advanced healthcare”.

Allied Academies is one of the leading organizers and Open access publishers of international scientific events and conferences every year across Europe, the USA and Asia. Allied Academies has organized 3000+ worldwide Events with over, 600+ Conferences, 1200+ Symposiums, and 1200+ Workshops on a pharmaceutical company, Engineering, Technology, Science, Medical and Business with 700+ peer-reviewed open access journals in basic science, health, and technology.

Natural Medicine is for the gathering of Doctors, Botanists, Professors, researchers, Practitioners of Acupuncture, Ayurveda, Unani, Siddha, Homeopathy, Naturopathy, and students of Medicines and Pharmacy, business tycoons and technocrats to display their recent research and talk about new thoughts, improvement and progresses in the fields of Acupuncture, Holistic Medicine, Preventive Medicine, Aromatherapy, Unani Medicine and Traditional Medicines, advancement in treatment and diagnosis or relieving symptoms of diseases, present and future challenges of Innovative treatment.

Targeted audience:

Natural Medicine Practitioners
Unani and Siddha Practitioners
Ayurveda Practitioners
Acupuncturists
Pharmacognosy Professionals
Naturopathy Doctors
Pharmacists
Nurses
Physicians
Entrepreneurs
Pharmaceutical Companies
Specialists in General Medicine
Academic Professionals & Scientists
Research Scholars
Students

2020 Highlights:

250+Participations

18+Keynote Speakers

64+Plenary Speakers

12+Exhibitors

5+Workshops

Motives to attend:

Keynote presentation along with interactions to galvanize the scientific community.
Workshop and symposiums to reach the largest assemblage of participants from the Medical Background community.
A wide track of exhibitors to showcase new and emerging innovations.
Platform to the global investment community to connect with stakeholders in the pharma sector.
Young Scientist/ Investigators Award geared towards best budding young research.
Links to political marketing resources in order to expand your business and research network.
Triumph of Awards, Certificates recognize your commitment to your profession to encourage nascent research.

Scientific Sessions/Tracks

Sessions:

Session on Natural Medicines/Naturopathy:

Naturopathy is a system that uses natural remedies to help heal the body itself. It embraces many therapies including massage, herbs, exercise, and nutritional counseling. The goal of naturopathic medicine is treating the whole person that body, minds, and spirit. It also aims to heal the root causes of illness.

USA: Academic Consortium for Complementary alternative Health Care; AmericanAssociation of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine; The Hastings Center; Institute of Medicine (IOM); NationalInstitutes of Health (NIH); SamueliInstitute; Consortium of Academic Health Centers for Integrative Medicine (CAHCIM); Medical Acupuncture and Research Association; American Academy of Medical Acupuncture; American Board of Medical Acupuncture; American Botanical Council; American Herbal Products Association; American Horticultural Therapy Association; Herb Research Foundation

Europe: British Acupuncture Council; British Complementary Medicine Association; British Herbal Medicine Association;British Homeopathic Association; British Medical Acupuncture Society; European Central Council of Homeopaths;European Herbal and Traditional MedicinePractitioner’s Association; EuropeanScientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy; ResearchCouncil for Complementary Medicine

Asia: China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences; Indian Board of Alternative Medicine; International Society for Japanese Kampo Medicine (ISJKM); Pancyprian Association of Acupuncturists Limited; China Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine; Asia Herb Association; Department of Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homoeopathy (AYUSH)

Related Conferences: 2nd International Conference and Expo on nutrition, Fitness and HealthManagement, Dublin-Ireland, June 19-20, 2019 | 4th International Conference and Expo on Herbal and Alternative Medicine, Bangkok-Thailand, August1-2, 2019 | 9th International Conference on TraditionalMedicine and Acupuncture, Tokyo-Japan, August 19-20,2019 | 2nd International Conference on Nutrition, FoodScience and Technology, Bangkok-Thailand, September 2-3, 2019 | 2nd International Conference on Agriculture and Horticulture, Melbourne-Australia, September 23-24, 2019 | International Congress on Primary Healthcare and NursingEducation, Dubai-UAE, September 23-24, 2019 | International Conference on Pain Management and Research, Rome-Italy, October 14-15,2019

Session on Natural Products and Medicinal Chemistry:

Natural Products are defined as a substance or chemical compound produced by a living organism that has been found in nature. Naturalproducts have also been extended for commercial purposes to refer dietary supplements, cosmetics, and foods produced from natural ingredients and artificial ingredients. Natural products sometimes have therapeutic benefit as traditional medicines for drug discovery and treating diseases.

Europe: British Acupuncture Council; British Complementary Medicine Association; British Herbal Medicine Association; British Homeopathic Association; British Medical Acupuncture Society; European Central Council of Homeopaths; European Herbal and Traditional MedicinePractitioner’s Association; EuropeanScientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy; Research Council for Complementary Medicine

Session on Medicinal Plants:

Medicinal Plants in another name we called “Medicinal Herbs". In-Plant synthesis they have hundreds of chemical compounds for functions including defense against fungi diseases, insects and mammals. Some of the common drugs used in plants are aspirin, opium, digoxin, and quinine. The four biochemical classes are present in the medicinal plants they are alkaloids, glycosides, polyphenols, and terpenes.

USA: Academic Consortium for Complementary and Alternative Health Care; AmericanAssociation of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine; The Hastings Center; Institute of Medicine (IOM); NationalInstitutes of Health (NIH); SamueliInstitute; Consortium of Academic Health Centers for Integrative Medicine (CAHCIM); Medical Acupuncture and Research Association; American Academy of Medical Acupuncture; American Board of Medical Acupuncture; American Botanical Council; American Herbal Products Association; American Horticultural Therapy Association; Herb Research Foundation

Europe: British Acupuncture Council; British Complementary Medicine Association; British Herbal Medicine Association; British Homeopathic Association; British Medical Acupuncture Society; European Central Council of Homeopaths; European Herbal and Traditional MedicinePractitioner’s Association; EuropeanScientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy; Research Council for Complementary Medicine

Session on Drugs from plants, Natural sources, and Marine Species:

Nature provides many numbers of bioactive natural products for the preparation of herbal drugs and their applications. Since the beginning, natural products or products from nature have worked as a healing system. Marine Pharmacognosy deals with the naturally occurring substances of a medicinal value obtained from marine species. This session discusses the recent development of drugs obtained from marine organisms, and drugs derived from natural products such as antitumor and antibacterial agents and the effectiveness of these drugs, side effects, efficacy, and the employment of the latest technologies in drug manufacturing from natural resources.

Europe: British Acupuncture Council; British Complementary Medicine Association; British Herbal Medicine Association; British Homeopathic Association; British Medical Acupuncture Society; European Central Council of Homeopaths; European Herbal and Traditional MedicinePractitioner’s Association; EuropeanScientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy; Research Council for Complementary Medicine

Related Conferences: 2nd International Conference and Expo on nutrition, Fitness and HealthManagement, Dublin-Ireland, June 19-20, 2019 | 4th International Conference and Expo on Herbal and AlternativeMedicine, Bangkok-Thailand, August 1-2, 2019 | 9th International Conference on Traditional Medicine and Acupuncture, Tokyo-Japan, August 19-20,2019 | 2nd International Conference on Nutrition, FoodScience and Technology, Bangkok-Thailand, September 2-3, 2019 | 2nd International Conference on Agriculture and Horticulture, Melbourne-Australia, September 23-24, 2019 | International Congress on Primary Healthcare and NursingEducation, Dubai-UAE, September 23-24, 2019 | International Conference on Pain Management and Research, Rome-Italy, October 14-15,2019

Session on Integrative, Complementary and Preventive Medicine:

Many people go for medical treatments that are complementary, and away from mainstream medicine. For instance, acupuncture sometimes is used to treat the side effects of cancer treatment. When both medicinal care are used simultaneously, then it is known as integrative medicine. This session further discusses the clinical effectiveness and its efficacy and the holistic approach of integrative and complementary medicine.

Europe: British Acupuncture Council; British Complementary Medicine Association; British Herbal Medicine Association; British Homeopathic Association; British Medical Acupuncture Society; European Central Council of Homeopaths; European Herbal and Traditional MedicinePractitioner’s Association; EuropeanScientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy; Research Council for Complementary Medicine

Session on Traditional Medicine:

Traditional medicine is the native health traditions of the world which are complementary to traditional and alternative medicine from which people around the world use to cure their ailments, illnesses, and diseases. This session further discusses the views of traditional medicine and its efficacy, safety and regulatory issues in consent with national health care issues, social awareness and its impact on people.

Europe: British Acupuncture Council; British Complementary Medicine Association; British Herbal Medicine Association; British Homeopathic Association; British Medical Acupuncture Society; European Central Council of Homeopaths; European Herbal and Traditional MedicinePractitioner’s Association; EuropeanScientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy; Research Council for Complementary Medicine

Session on Herbal Medicines and Formulations:

Herbal medicine is the study of botany and use ofmedicinal plants the modern science makes use of many derived compounds Herbalmedicine describes alternative and pseudoscientific practices of usingunrefined plant or animal extracts as unproven medicines or health promotingagents. Herbal formulations contain an herbal substance or active substance or herbalpreparation or herbal substance in combination with one or more herbalpreparations. The scope of herbal medicines is sometimes extended to includefungi and bee products, as well as shells, minerals, and certain animal parts.

USA: Academic Consortium for Complementary andAlternative Health Care; AmericanAssociation of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine; The Hastings Center; Institute of Medicine (IOM); NationalInstitutes of Health (NIH); SamueliInstitute; Consortiumof Academic Health Centers for Integrative Medicine (CAHCIM); Medical Acupuncture and Research Association; American Academy of Medical Acupuncture; American Board of Medical Acupuncture; American Botanical Council; American Herbal Products Association; American Horticultural Therapy Association; Herb Research Foundation

Europe: British Acupuncture Council; British Complementary Medicine Association; British Herbal Medicine Association; British Homeopathic Association; British Medical Acupuncture Society; European Central Council of Homeopaths; European Herbal and Traditional MedicinePractitioner’s Association; EuropeanScientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy; Research Council for Complementary Medicine

Related Conferences: 2nd International Conference and Expo onNutrition, Fitness and HealthManagement, Dublin-Ireland, June 19-20, 2019 | 4th International Conference and Expo onHerbal and Alternative Medicine, Bangkok-Thailand, August1-2, 2019 | 9th International Conference on TraditionalMedicine and Acupuncture, Tokyo-Japan, August 19-20,2019 | 2nd International Conference on Nutrition, FoodScience and Technology, Bangkok-Thailand,September 2-3, 2019 | 2nd International Conferenceon Agriculture and Horticulture, Melbourne-Australia,September 23-24, 2019 | International Congresson Primary Healthcare and NursingEducation, Dubai-UAE, September 23-24, 2019 | International Conferenceon Pain Management and Research, Rome-Italy, October 14-15,2019

Sessionon Traditional Medicine and Neurology:

Traditional medicine matches with the western systemin dealing with neurological diseases. This include Ayurveda, Naturopathy,Acupuncture, Homeopathic medicine, Chiropractic treatment, Massage, Exerciseregimens, Herbal medicine and Dietary interventions. This session discusses theimpact of traditional medicine on neurological diseases, its safety,effectiveness and efficacy and the advanced research techniques

USA: Academic Consortium for Complementary andAlternative Health Care; AmericanAssociation of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine; The Hastings Center; Institute of Medicine (IOM); NationalInstitutes of Health (NIH); SamueliInstitute; Consortiumof Academic Health Centers for Integrative Medicine (CAHCIM); Medical Acupuncture and Research Association; American Academy of Medical Acupuncture; American Board of Medical Acupuncture; American Botanical Council; American Herbal Products Association; American Horticultural Therapy Association; Herb Research Foundation

Europe: British Acupuncture Council; British Complementary Medicine Association; British Herbal Medicine Association; British Homeopathic Association; British Medical Acupuncture Society; European Central Council of Homeopaths; European Herbal and Traditional MedicinePractitioner’s Association; EuropeanScientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy; Research Council for Complementary Medicine

Sessionon Ayurvedic Medicines:

Ayurvedic Medicines is the one of the world’s oldestholistic medicine it was developed before 3000 years ago. It is based on thebelief that health and wellness and maintains balance between mind, body, andspirit. The main goal of ayurvedic medicines will be to promote good health,not fight against disease. The uses of Ayurvedic medicines will be diet,exercise, meditation, physical therapy, breathing, and herbal medicines.

USA: Academic Consortium for Complementary andAlternative Health Care; AmericanAssociation of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine; The Hastings Center; Institute of Medicine (IOM); NationalInstitutes of Health (NIH); SamueliInstitute; Consortiumof Academic Health Centers for Integrative Medicine (CAHCIM); Medical Acupuncture and Research Association; American Academy of Medical Acupuncture; American Board of Medical Acupuncture; American Botanical Council; American Herbal Products Association; American Horticultural Therapy Association; Herb Research Foundation

Europe: British Acupuncture Council; British Complementary Medicine Association; British Herbal Medicine Association; British Homeopathic Association; British Medical Acupuncture Society; European Central Council of Homeopaths; European Herbal and Traditional MedicinePractitioner’s Association; EuropeanScientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy; Research Council for Complementary Medicine

Session on Siddha Medicine:

The Siddha medicine is a treatment system generatedfrom Tamil culture. The siddha system is based on combination of spiritualmedicines and ancient medicinal practices as well as mysticism and alchemy.According to Siddha medicines the five elements are exit in nature water, fire,air, earth and ether. Siddha medicine findings the characteristics of plants,metals minerals and animal products, and properties of drugs.

Session on Unani Medicine:

Unani medicine, also called as Unani tibb or Islamic medicine. It assists thepeople to lead a healthy life. It prescribes drugs, diet and drinks. The drugsare prepared from various natural sources. Its diagnosis, treatment and thefundamentals are based on the holistic approach and scientific principles witha significance on the health of mind, body and spirit. This medicinal systempromotes preventive, curative and rehabilitative healthcare.

USA: Academic Consortium for Complementary andAlternative Health Care; AmericanAssociation of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine; The Hastings Center; Institute of Medicine (IOM); NationalInstitutes of Health (NIH); SamueliInstitute; Consortiumof Academic Health Centers for Integrative Medicine (CAHCIM); Medical Acupuncture and Research Association; American Academy of Medical Acupuncture; American Board of Medical Acupuncture; American Botanical Council; American Herbal Products Association; American Horticultural Therapy Association; Herb Research Foundation

Europe: British Acupuncture Council; British Complementary Medicine Association; British Herbal Medicine Association; British Homeopathic Association; British Medical Acupuncture Society; European Central Council of Homeopaths; European Herbal and Traditional MedicinePractitioner’s Association; EuropeanScientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy; Research Council for Complementary Medicine

Related Conferences: 2nd International Conference and Expo onNutrition, Fitness and HealthManagement, Dublin-Ireland, June 19-20, 2019 | 4th International Conference and Expo on Herbal and AlternativeMedicine, Bangkok-Thailand, August 1-2, 2019 | 9th International Conferenceon Traditional Medicine and Acupuncture, Tokyo-Japan, August 19-20,2019 | 2nd International Conference on Nutrition, FoodScience and Technology, Bangkok-Thailand,September 2-3, 2019 | 2nd International Conferenceon Agriculture and Horticulture, Melbourne-Australia,September 23-24, 2019 | International Congresson Primary Healthcare and NursingEducation, Dubai-UAE, September 23-24, 2019 | International Conferenceon Pain Management and Research, Rome-Italy, October 14-15,2019

Sessionon Homeopathy Medicines:

Homeopathy Medicine founded in 18th century. It isbased on some concepts that disease can be treated with minute of drugs thoughtcapable of producing healthy people the same symptoms of those disease beingtreated. It is an alternative approach to medicine based on belief that naturalsubstances it must cause in healthy person the same symptoms being treated inthe patient. Homeopathy products come from plants such as red onion, poisonivory, and stinging nettle. Minerals such as white arsenic or animals, they maybe in other forms such as ointments, gels, drops, tablets and creams.

USA: Academic Consortium for Complementary andAlternative Health Care; AmericanAssociation of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine; The Hastings Center; Institute of Medicine (IOM); NationalInstitutes of Health (NIH); SamueliInstitute; Consortiumof Academic Health Centers for Integrative Medicine (CAHCIM); Medical Acupuncture and Research Association; American Academy of Medical Acupuncture; American Board of Medical Acupuncture; American Botanical Council; American Herbal Products Association; American Horticultural Therapy Association; Herb Research Foundation

Europe: British Acupuncture Council; British Complementary Medicine Association; British Herbal Medicine Association; British Homeopathic Association; British Medical Acupuncture Society; European Central Council of Homeopaths; European Herbal and Traditional MedicinePractitioner’s Association; EuropeanScientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy; Research Council for Complementary Medicine

Sessionon Holistic Medicine:

Holistic medicine the art and science of healing thewhole body, spirit and mind. It uses conventional and alternative therapies aspreventive care and to treat diseases which in turn promotes optimal healthbenefits. It employs every method of diagnosis, preventive care and treatmentwhich encompasses analysis of physical, environmental, nutritional, spiritual,emotional and lifestyle elements. This session further discusses the holisticmedicinal cure, latest techniques and the social impact and awareness of theholistic medicinal benefits.

USA: Academic Consortium for Complementary andAlternative Health Care; AmericanAssociation of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine; The Hastings Center; Institute of Medicine (IOM); NationalInstitutes of Health (NIH); SamueliInstitute; Consortiumof Academic Health Centers for Integrative Medicine (CAHCIM); Medical Acupuncture and Research Association; American Academy of Medical Acupuncture; American Board of Medical Acupuncture; American Botanical Council; American Herbal Products Association; American Horticultural Therapy Association; Herb Research Foundation

Europe: British Acupuncture Council; British Complementary Medicine Association; British Herbal Medicine Association; British Homeopathic Association; British Medical Acupuncture Society; European Central Council of Homeopaths; European Herbal and Traditional MedicinePractitioner’s Association; EuropeanScientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy; Research Council for Complementary Medicine

Sessionon Herbal Cosmetics and Nutraceuticals:

Nutraceutical is a pharmaceutical-grade andstandardized nutrient. Such benefits may incorporate the prevention orrecurrence of disorder. These products area from proteins, minerals, vitamins,pure compounds and naturally used in capsules, tablets to foods that consistsof fortified bioactive compounds. Everything from vitamins, supplements tosports drinks, snacks, dairy products, and pre-prepared diet meals could beconsidered as nutraceuticals.

USA: Academic Consortium for Complementary andAlternative Health Care; AmericanAssociation of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine; The Hastings Center; Institute of Medicine (IOM); NationalInstitutes of Health (NIH); SamueliInstitute; Consortiumof Academic Health Centers for Integrative Medicine (CAHCIM); Medical Acupuncture and Research Association; American Academy of Medical Acupuncture; American Board of Medical Acupuncture; American Botanical Council; American Herbal Products Association; American Horticultural Therapy Association; Herb Research Foundation

Europe: British Acupuncture Council; British Complementary Medicine Association; British Herbal Medicine Association; British Homeopathic Association; British Medical Acupuncture Society; European Central Council of Homeopaths; European Herbal and Traditional MedicinePractitioner’s Association; EuropeanScientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy; Research Council for Complementary Medicine

Sessionon Crude Drugs and Plant Products:

Crude Drugs are derived from any parts of parts ofplants and may contain one or more active ingredients. Both regulated andunregulated are use in the worldwide, 85% of crude drugs are obtained fromplants and 15% of being shared in a 2:1 ratio for animal and mineralsubstances. The term natural substances found in nature that have not man madein the molecular structure. The crude drugs mainly used for Cultivation,processing and storage, drugs purification and extraction methods. Identify thepurity and quality of crude drug.

USA: Academic Consortium for Complementary andAlternative Health Care; AmericanAssociation of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine; The Hastings Center; Institute of Medicine (IOM); NationalInstitutes of Health (NIH); SamueliInstitute; Consortiumof Academic Health Centers for Integrative Medicine (CAHCIM); Medical Acupuncture and Research Association; American Academy of Medical Acupuncture; American Board of Medical Acupuncture; American Botanical Council; American Herbal Products Association; American Horticultural Therapy Association; Herb Research Foundation

Europe: British Acupuncture Council; British Complementary Medicine Association; British Herbal Medicine Association; British Homeopathic Association; British Medical Acupuncture Society; European Central Council of Homeopaths; European Herbal and Traditional MedicinePractitioner’s Association; EuropeanScientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy; Research Council for Complementary Medicine

Session on Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry:

Pharmacognosy is the study of plants or another possible source of drugs. It is the study of physical, biochemical, chemical,and biological properties of drugs. Phytochemistry is the study of phytochemicals describe the structures of a large number of primary and secondary and metabolic compounds found in plants. Plant synthesize photo chemicals for many reasons including to protect against insect attacks and diseases. They also exhibit several protective functions for human beings also.

Europe: British Acupuncture Council; British Complementary Medicine Association; British Herbal Medicine Association; British Homeopathic Association; British Medical Acupuncture Society; European Central Council of Homeopaths; European Herbal and Traditional MedicinePractitioner’s Association; EuropeanScientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy; Research Council for Complementary Medicine

Session on Chinese and Oriental Medicine:

Chinese medicine is the ancient medical system that takes a deep understanding of the laws patterns of nature that have applied to the human body. It is based on vital energy flows along in the body and keeps the person’s spiritual, emotional, mental and physical health in balance. The aim of the medicine is to restore the body’s balance and harmony between the natural opposing forces. Oriental medicine includes meditation, diet, acupuncture, herbal therapy, physical exercises, and massage, in other words, the oriental medicine also called Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Session on Internal or General Medicines:

Internal medicines are the specialty of medicine dedicated to the diagnosis, especially for adults. It deals with the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, or adult diseases. A physician who specializes in internal medicine is referred to be an internist. The internal medicine includes allergy, cardiology immunology, hematology, nephrology, endocrinology, and rheumatology, oncology and pulmonology.

Session on Acupuncture:

Acupuncture refines the body naturally and enhances its functioning. The Practice of inserting needles into the body to reduce the pain or induce anesthesia by applying heat, the energy is stimulated at that precise acupuncture points. Thus, Acupuncture stimulates the nervous system to release chemicals in the spinal cord, muscles, and brain. These chemicals will be triggering the release of the other chemicals and hormones which will impact the body's internal regulating system with the help of natural healing abilities and improvise the emotional well-being. The most acupuncture points employ penetration of the skin by thin, solid, metallic needles which are manipulated by electrical stimulation in the treatment of acupuncture.

Session on Ethnopharmacology:

Ethnopharmacology is a scientific study of substances, especially derived from plants, but also of animal and mineral origin. The Common pain killer, morphine is derived from opium poppy it has been traditionally used by groups of people to treat the various humans’ diseases in the body. It represents diverse academic traditions mostly anthropology, pharmacology, and botany.

Market Analysis

The market size of the global herbal medicine was USD $131.4 billionin the year 2018, growing at a CAGR of 4.25%between 2018 and 2023, andit is expected to display profitable growth over the forecast period of natural medicine.The increasing results are attributed to the increasing preference of theconsumers towards traditionalmedicine. (Ayurveda, Unani and Traditional Chinese Medicine) whichdo not cause any overdose toxicity and have very few side effects. The globalmarket of the plant-derived products is likely to gain momentum over theprojected period as a result of the low cost of herbal medicines when comparedto allopathy. Hence these drugs are witnessing substantial consideration at aglobal level.

The major global markets for medicinaland aromatic plants are China, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, UK, Spain, and the US.Europe is the largest herbal product market.

Herbal plants with numerous medicinal properties are used to treat a wide variety of disease conditions. A single plant may comprise several chemical constituents such as glycosides,phenols, polysaccharides, resins, terpenoids, and alkaloids which reveal therapeutic activities for more than one medical condition. Severalpolyphenolic compounds such as curcumin, tannins, gallocatechin, and flavonoids are considered to have anti-cancer properties and are anticipated to gainpopularity owing to the increasing prevalence of cancer. Moreover, high treatment cost of cancer along with pipeline programs showing anticancer activities ofplants is expected to increase the use of these in numerous therapies.

Medicines derived from herbs areformulated into dosage forms like capsules and tablets, extracts, powders,pastes, oils, and gels. Capsules and tablets offer dose accuracy when comparedto the other dosage forms. Hence, this segment is anticipated to record thefastest growth over the forecast period. The poor regulatory system around theworld and very less number of institutes providing the information of herbaltherapeutics because of lack of appropriate research evidence are likely toslow down the growth of the market.

The change in healthcaretowards naturalproducts by therapeutic values provides enormous opportunitiesfor the medicinalplant sector. Several medicines are still produced with age-oldmethods which can affect their stability, quality, and efficacy. Consequently,interest in green products in the industrialized countries has created a growing market for plant-based products which provides a competitive advantageto the developing countries provided the safety and quality specifications aresatisfied. India has the exceptional distinction of having significantbiodiversity of medicinal plants, information associated with their use and an upright network of infrastructure needed for their promotion and propagation.Indian system of medicine uses several raw materials and the medicinal plantsconstitute 90% of it.

Segmentation by product:

Powders
Tablets and Capsules
Extracts
Others

The segment containing the extractsgenerated a USD 27.1 billion revenue in 2016 and is anticipated to reach USD44.6 billion by 2024. High rates of absorption of extracts, when compared withother dosage forms is expected to drive the market over the forecast period.Properties like bad odor and spillage limit the usage of extracts. The segmentcontaining the capsules and tablets is anticipated to see the fastest growthdue to increased intake of tablets over other forms of dosage. In addition,tablets can be carried easily, which gives it an upper hand over the otherformulations and new powders that are made traditionally are available in theform of tablets and capsules which supply higher dose accuracy.

Segmentation by Indication:

Respiratory Disorders
Digestive Disorders
Blood Disorders
The segment containing the digestivedisorders is anticipated to develop at a CAGR of 6.6% in the forecast perioddue to increasing usage of herbal medicines forconditions like gastroesophageal reflux, indigestion and dyspepsia. Easyavailability of several products for the aid of digestive tract disorders isanticipated to fuel the market over the forecast period.

The segment containing blood disorders isanticipated to generate maximum revenue owing to the increasing ratio ofhypertension. The increasing popularity of garlic, ginkgo Biloba and ginger joinedwith a variety of products available in the market is expected to boost thegrowth over the forecast period.

Segmentation by region:

North America
Europe - Germany
Asia Pacific - China and India
Central and South America
The Middle East and Africa

In 2016, Europe region dominated the market of global herbal medicine and is expected to sustain it during the forecast period as well. Associations such as European Herbal & TraditionalMedicine Practitioners Association (EHTPA) and British Herbal MedicineAssociation promote the usage of these unconventional medicines in the Europeanregion by conducting several seminars and increase awareness regarding thebenefits of using herbal medicine remedies. Moreover, high flexibilityregarding the launch of these products in the European Union is an importantcontributing factor to the market growth in this region.
Asia-Pacific is anticipated to show the quickest growth over the projected period owing to the increasing awareness ofthese products which include dietary supplements, drugs, and skincare products.China and India being the major markets for herbal products in the region, havea strong background.

The system of Ayurveda fromIndia has been providing various treatment options for several disordersrelated to the respiratory and digestive system for ages. Moreover, the current trend of traditional medication usage is anticipated to boost thegrowth of the market.