March 24-25, 2021
Paris, France(Webinar)
PULSUS invites you to take part in the Annual Conference on Herbal Medicine to be held as a Webinar during October 14-15, 2020. The conference highlights the theme “Pioneer Research on Herbal Medicine”.
Pulsus organises 300 + International Conferences every year in the USA, Europe & Asia with the sponsorship of 1000 more scientific societies and publishes 400 + Open Access Journals featuring more than 30000 prominent figures, respected scientists as members of the editorial board.
Herbal Medicine 2020 is the perfect forum for the public with its well-organized science programme that includes symposia, seminars, keynote speakers, plenary talks, panel discussions and poster sessions on the arena 's new science and technical advances as well as therapeutical aspects. The conference welcomes from over the globe herbalists, acupuncturists, natural healers, scholars, teachers, young academics and business delegates.
With the downturn of global economic development, the herbal medicine industry has also had some effects but has sustained a reasonably steady rise over the past four years , the size of the Herbal Medicine sector has retained an average annual growth rate of 11.53 percent from $107229 million in 2013 to $148774 million in 2016, BisReport analysts conclude that the market size of Herbal Medicine will be more increased in the coming years, we estimate to hit $216,749 million by 2021, The market value of Herbal Medicine.
Herbal Medicine Market In Europe:
Europe has a wide demand for natural medicine products. Germany and France are the leaders of the market for the region. German consumers fried on self-pharmaceutical herbal medicinal goods by €1.15 billion in 2015. France had a 24 per cent share of the European herbal therapeutic restorative products market in 2008. From that point on, France's overall market value has fallen, but the country is still the number-two economy in Europe.
In the eastern European markets, for example, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic and Romania, interest in natural restorative products is growing. Russia is the biggest example outside the European Union.
Track 1: Herbal Medicine
Herbal medicine (also herbalism) is the study of medicinal plant botany and use. For much of human history, plants have been the basis for medicinal therapies and such herbal medicine is still widely practised today. Modern medicine utilises several substances obtained from plants as the basis for prescription medicines based on facts. While herbalism may extend modern standards of efficacy testing to natural-derived herbs and medicines, there are few high-quality clinical trials and standards for purity or dosage. Often the scope of herbal medicine expands to include fungal and bee materials, as well as rocks, shells and some parts of animals.
Related Associations:
American Holistic Medical Association; European Herbal & Traditional Medicine Practitioners Association National Association; European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association; The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture UK; British Acupuncture Council (BAC); Australian Traditional Medicine Association ATMA; Herbal Medicine Conferences, Traditional Medicine Meetings, Traditional Medicine congress
Track 2: Herbs in Cancer Therapy
Cancer remains a significant public health concern in most developing countries; but, thanks to early diagnosis and advances in medical care, there have been substantial increases in patient survival rates over the last three decades. A large number of cancer patients undergo chemotherapy or chemotherapy, which benefit from anticancer treatment. Any plant extracts had anti-cancer properties and were converted into chemotherapy products. Accumulating data indicates Japanese herbal medications, known as Kampo, have positive effects on the side effects caused by cancer chemotherapy. Rikkunshito strengthens anorexia caused by cisplatin by an antagonistic effect on the 5-HT receptors and by the the serum ghrelin levels.
Related Associations:
American Holistic Medical Association; European Herbal & Traditional Medicine Practitioners Association National Association; European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association; The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture UK; British Acupuncture Council (BAC); Australian Traditional Medicine Association ATMA; Herbal Medicine Conferences, Traditional Medicine Meetings, Traditional Medicine congress
Track 3: Safety of Herbal Medicines
Around 100 years ago the primary cure for curing human illnesses was natural herbs. It is estimated that 25 percent of prescription drugs are made from commonly first-used herbs, such as aspirin, artemisinin, ephedrine, and paclitaxel. There is also insufficient clinical research to assess the protection and effectiveness of most herbal products. Herbal medicine and other conventional treatments have demonstrated rapid contraction with the widespread use of chemical medicines. The result of therapy with Western medicine is unsatisfactory, and the adverse drug reaction complications are still very common. Complementary and alternative therapy, particularly herbal medicine, has been gaining more popularity and becoming mainstream as well.
Related Associations:
American Holistic Medical Association; European Herbal & Traditional Medicine Practitioners Association National Association; European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association; The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture UK; British Acupuncture Council (BAC); Australian Traditional Medicine Association ATMA; Herbal Medicine Conferences, Traditional Medicine Meetings, Traditional Medicine congress
Track 4: Herbal Cosmetics
Herbal cosmetics, referred to as products, are manufactured using different allowable cosmetic ingredients to form the basis on which one or more herbal ingredients are used solely for the supply of specified cosmetic benefits. Herbal cosmetics are preparations containing phytochemicals from a variety of botanical sources, which affect skin functions and provide nutrients necessary for the healthy skin or hair. They are the preparations that produce phytochemicals from a range of botanical sources, affecting skin functions and supplying nutrients. They are manufactured using different cosmetic ingredients that are permitted to form the basis of which one or more herbal ingredients are used to offer specified cosmetic benefits. Herbs contain no immediate cures. They offer a way of keeping the body in perfect balance with nature A large number of cosmetic and toilet formulations have recently been formulated and produced based on u p o n Indian Herbs. Other than historically recorded uses, the use of Indian herbs in Personal Care items has also been used in several contemporary studies.
Related Associations:
American Holistic Medical Association; European Herbal & Traditional Medicine Practitioners Association National Association; European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association; The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture UK; British Acupuncture Council (BAC); Australian Traditional Medicine Association ATMA; Herbal Medicine Conferences, Traditional Medicine Meetings, Traditional Medicine congress
Track 5: Alternative Medicine
Alternative methods of medication or alternative medicine appear to provide the drug's curing properties but are disproved, unproven or dangerous. This herbal medicine can be dangerous or poisonous to the body. But this drug has now gained attention in different countries for a few days. This drug is primarily used for people diagnosed with cancer.
Related Associations:
American Holistic Medical Association; European Herbal & Traditional Medicine Practitioners Association National Association; European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association; The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture UK; British Acupuncture Council (BAC); Australian Traditional Medicine Association ATMA; Herbal Medicine Conferences, Traditional Medicine Meetings, Traditional Medicine congress
Track 6: Integrative Medicine
Integrative medicine / Modern medicine is healing oriented pharmacy that tests the whole person (body, brain, and soul), including all aspects of the way of life. It stresses the restorative relationship and makes use of all suitable therapies, conventional as well as choice. The area of integrative well-being reaffirms the importance of the expert-patient relationship, concentrates all about all people, is informed by evidence, and makes use of all acceptable helpful methodologies, expertise about therapeutic facilities, and appeals to attain optimal well-being and healing. Integrative well-being and medications essentially provide recommended treatments for an optimal well-being and mending.
Related Associations:
American Holistic Medical Association; European Herbal & Traditional Medicine Practitioners Association National Association; European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association; The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture UK; British Acupuncture Council (BAC); Australian Traditional Medicine Association ATMA; Herbal Medicine Conferences, Traditional Medicine Meetings, Traditional Medicine congress
Track 7: Traditional Medicine
Traditional medicine is the sum total of the expertise, techniques, and activities focused on ideas , values, and experiences common to various societies, whether explanable or not, used in the preservation of health as well as in the prevention , diagnosis, enhancement, or treatment of physical and mental disease.
Related Associations:
American Holistic Medical Association; European Herbal & Traditional Medicine Practitioners Association National Association; European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association; The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture UK; British Acupuncture Council (BAC); Australian Traditional Medicine Association ATMA; Herbal Medicine Conferences, Traditional Medicine Meetings, Traditional Medicine congress
Track 8: Ethnomedicine
Ethnomedicine is a similar study of immigrant cultures and their opioid use. Ethnomedicine has a strong association with plant use, ethnobotany, since this is the primary medicinal distribution. Ethnomedicine with its therapeutic principles deals with the interdisciplinary research about medicinal plants and their applications in various cultures. It is focused on the synthesis of the chemical, biological, and pharmacological sciences that have been considered a valuable method for the development of medicines based on natural resources.
Related Associations:
American Holistic Medical Association; European Herbal & Traditional Medicine Practitioners Association National Association; European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association; The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture UK; British Acupuncture Council (BAC); Australian Traditional Medicine Association ATMA; Herbal Medicine Conferences, Traditional Medicine Meetings, Traditional Medicine congress
Track 9: Naturopathic Medicine
Naturopathy is an unconventional form of treatment, including nutritional medicine, diet therapy, and homoeopathy. Natural medicine regains the inborn ability of the body to cure itself, without traditional medication side effects. Naturopathy is a distinct primary health care system that combines cutting-edge scientific details with standard and traditional drug forms. Naturopathic Treatment focuses on all inclusive, holistic treatment while emphasising on prevention, overall fitness and wellbeing.
Related Associations:
American Holistic Medical Association; European Herbal & Traditional Medicine Practitioners Association National Association; European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association; The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture UK; British Acupuncture Council (BAC); Australian Traditional Medicine Association ATMA; Herbal Medicine Conferences, Traditional Medicine Meetings, Traditional Medicine congress
Track 10: Holistic Medicine
Holistic Medicine is a method of healing that takes into account the entire person — body , mind, spirit , and emotions — in the search for maximal health and wellbeing. According to the theory of holistic medicine, one can attain optimum wellbeing — the main aim of the practise of holistic medicine — by achieving a proper balance of existence. Holistic medicine practitioners assume that the whole body is made up of interdependent parts, and all the other parts would be affected if one part is not functioning properly. In this way, if people have imbalances in their life (physical , mental, or spiritual), it may have a detrimental impact on their general wellbeing.
Related Associations:
American Holistic Medical Association; European Herbal & Traditional Medicine Practitioners Association National Association; European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association; The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture UK; British Acupuncture Council (BAC); Australian Traditional Medicine Association ATMA; Herbal Medicine Conferences, Traditional Medicine Meetings, Traditional Medicine congress
Track 11: Acupuncture
Acupuncture approaches are based on the idea that the body comprises energy transfer patterns, called qi. Good, unimpeded qi flow is known to be important to preserving proper health, and it is known that needles applied to particular acupuncture points help to correct and stabilise the flow. Acupuncture has the capacity to greatly influence the experience of back and neck pain, due to its ability to activate the central nervous system.
Related Associations:
American Holistic Medical Association; European Herbal & Traditional Medicine Practitioners Association National Association; European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association; The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture UK; British Acupuncture Council (BAC); Australian Traditional Medicine Association ATMA; Herbal Medicine Conferences, Traditional Medicine Meetings, Traditional Medicine congress
Track 12: Ayurveda
Ayurveda is an ancient Natural and Holistic Medicine Complementary Healthcare System , developed from Vedas. Both Ayurvedic writings are written in Sanskrit, Ayurveda means "life philosophy" when translated from Sanskrit (the Sanskrit root ayur means "life" or "longevity" and veda means "knowledge"). Ayurveda uses breath, voice, speech, sound, presence, vision to examine the illness. Ayurvedic practitioners administer individualised therapies using natural products or patented medicines, as well as guidelines on food, fitness, and lifestyle. Ayurvedic items are either made from plants alone, or a mixture of plants, stones, minerals, or other materials in an Ayurvedic tradition called rasa shastra.
Related Associations:
American Holistic Medical Association; European Herbal & Traditional Medicine Practitioners Association National Association; European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association; The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture UK; British Acupuncture Council (BAC); Australian Traditional Medicine Association ATMA; Herbal Medicine Conferences, Traditional Medicine Meetings, Traditional Medicine congress
Track 13: Medicinal Plants and Herbs
Medicinal plants are researched or used to prevent and cure illnesses and disorders, or to encourage health and healing. Herbal medicine is sometimes called Phytotherapy, Botanicals. It has a long history in rising sector. It is the world's oldest and most commonly practised treatment device today. It is common to all cultures and is used in all communities. Often called herbalism is the art or science of using plants and herbal medicines to preserve wellbeing and avoid, relieve or treat disease. They are used to relieve anxiety, sadness, pain, ache, etc. There are various kinds of herbs such as Non-Inflammatory Herbs, Smoking Herbs, Herbs of Fertility, Adaptogenic Herbs, Herbs of Healing. Any of them are Herbal Tea, Herbal Hair Care, Herbal Tobacco, Herbal Antibiotics, and Herbal Toothpastes, which are often used in various ways.
Related Associations:
American Holistic Medical Association; European Herbal & Traditional Medicine Practitioners Association National Association; European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association; The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture UK; British Acupuncture Council (BAC); Australian Traditional Medicine Association ATMA; Herbal Medicine Conferences, Traditional Medicine Meetings, Traditional Medicine congress
Track 14: Pharmacognosy & Phytochemistry
The medicinal plants are known by phytochemistry and pharmacognosy. Pharmacognosy is studying the structure and organic properties of pharmaceutical products in restorative plants, which is what brings new medicines. Phytochemistry causes the second creation of metabolism to protect against hideous little monsters and evolutions. Pharmacognosy is the study of reliable origins of drugs. The American Society of Pharmacognosy defines as "the analysis of the organic, drug, biochemical and natural properties of frequently performed medication, therapeutic substances or possible medicinal or solution substances, and also the quest for new drugs from traditional sources. Phytochemistry is the strict sense of the term phytochemical review.
Related Associations:
American Holistic Medical Association; European Herbal & Traditional Medicine Practitioners Association National Association; European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association; The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture UK; British Acupuncture Council (BAC); Australian Traditional Medicine Association ATMA; Herbal Medicine Conferences, Traditional Medicine Meetings, Traditional Medicine congress
Track 15: Homeopathy
Homeopathy, or homoeopathic medicine, is a holistic treatment scheme which emerged in the late 18th century. The term homoeopathy derives from two Greek words which mean "like illness." The scheme is based on the premise that drugs that cause illness symptoms in healthy individuals can have a curative effect if they are administered in very diluted doses to patients who show the same symptoms. It's claimed that homoeopathic treatments enhance the body's own healing mechanisms. The word "allopathy" or "other from illness" is used by homoeopaths to describe the use of medications found in traditional medicine to prevent or resist the condition being handled.
Related Associations:
American Holistic Medical Association; European Herbal & Traditional Medicine Practitioners Association National Association; European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association; The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture UK; British Acupuncture Council (BAC); Australian Traditional Medicine Association ATMA; Herbal Medicine Conferences, Traditional Medicine Meetings, Traditional Medicine congress