Hartwig Schulz (Edited By) Hartwig Schulz (PhD) studied chemistry in Bonn and Kiel (Germany). After completing his studies, he carried out several years research in the field of human nutrition (vitamin E, phytosterins, plant lipids) at the university of Kiel, Germany. Then, as head of an analytical department he worked 10 years for one of the worldwide largest perfume and flavor manufacturers (Symrise). From 1996 to 2019, he was the director and professor of a research institute under the responsibility of the Federal Ministry of Agriculture in Germany. Hartwig Schulz is author of 259 scientific articles and book chapters and as the president of the "German Society for Quality Research (DGQ)" he was also engaged 8 years in food research on a national and international level. Since his retirement, he is working as a consultant, especially in the field of "medicinal and aromatic plants" and is also supporting various development aid projects on a voluntary basis.Seyed Ahmad Emami (Edited By) Prof. Dr. Seyed Ahmad Emami from the Department of Pharmacognosy, Mashhad University of Medical Sciences in Iran has special expertise in pharmacognosy of medicinal plants occurring in Iran. From 1998 up to now he supervised numerous students during their academic education and he performed research projects in different fields (e.g. isolation and identification of new compounds, Traditional and Islamic Medicine, occurrence of Iranian endemic plants, study on Islamic culture and civilization). He published his results in numerous scientific articles (English and French) and in 24 books (Persian and Arabic language), respectively.Farsad Nadjafi (Edited By) Prof. Dr. Farsad Nadjafi from the Shahid Beheshti University, Medicinal Plants and Drugs Research Institute, in Tehran, is also managing director of the company MateriaMed GmbH in Vienna. He has many contacts to institutes working in the field of Traditional Persian Medicine and will review the relevant Persian/Arabic literature. When selecting the plant species, priority will be given to (endemic) plant species that have been more or less unknown in Western medicine up to now.

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• 1: The history of Persian medicine at a glance emphasizing the life and works of Avicenna. 2: Botany, collection and cultivation of some medicinal plants used in Traditional medicine of Iran. 3: Relationships between Traditional Persian Medicine/Iranian Medicine and other traditional medical systems. 4: Nervous systems disorders including different forms of stresses and Alzheimer's disease. 5: An evidence-based review of medicinal plants cited in Canon of Medicine for management of inflammatory bowel disease. 6: Herbal medicine for cardiovascular disease in view of Avicenna. 7: An evidence-based review of medicinal plants prescribed by Avicenna for management of diabetes. 8: An evidence-based review of medicinal plants for cough management cited by Avicenna. 9: An evidence-based review of medicinal plants for tuberculosis management cited by Avicenna. 10: Application of certain medicinal herbs to cure various viral diseases and enhance the human immune system. 11: Treatment of various skin diseases, including psoriasis, skin cancer, UV protection, skin dryness, and allergic reactions. 12: Use of certain herbal drugs to cure various gynecological disorders. 13: Medicinal plants for anal fissure in the Canon of Avicenna: an evidence-based review. 14: An evidence-based review of medicinal plants for sexual dysfunction management cited by Avicenna. 15: The Current Situation of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants’ Industry, Research, Education, and Standardization in Iran. How Can Traditional Persian Medicine Products be Successfully Adapted to the Needs of the European Market?

Hartwig Schulz (Edited By) Hartwig Schulz (PhD) studied chemistry in Bonn and Kiel (Germany). After completing his studies, he carried out several years research in the field of human nutrition (vitamin E, phytosterins, plant lipids) at the university of Kiel, Germany. Then, as head of an analytical department he worked 10 years for one of the worldwide largest perfume and flavor manufacturers (Symrise). From 1996 to 2019, he was the director and professor of a research institute under the responsibility of the Federal Ministry of Agriculture in Germany. Hartwig Schulz is author of 259 scientific articles and book chapters and as the president of the "German Society for Quality Research (DGQ)" he was also engaged 8 years in food research on a national and international level. Since his retirement, he is working as a consultant, especially in the field of "medicinal and aromatic plants" and is also supporting various development aid projects on a voluntary basis.Seyed Ahmad Emami (Edited By) Prof. Dr. Seyed Ahmad Emami from the Department of Pharmacognosy, Mashhad University of Medical Sciences in Iran has special expertise in pharmacognosy of medicinal plants occurring in Iran. From 1998 up to now he supervised numerous students during their academic education and he performed research projects in different fields (e.g. isolation and identification of new compounds, Traditional and Islamic Medicine, occurrence of Iranian endemic plants, study on Islamic culture and civilization). He published his results in numerous scientific articles (English and French) and in 24 books (Persian and Arabic language), respectively.Farsad Nadjafi (Edited By) Prof. Dr. Farsad Nadjafi from the Shahid Beheshti University, Medicinal Plants and Drugs Research Institute, in Tehran, is also managing director of the company MateriaMed GmbH in Vienna. He has many contacts to institutes working in the field of Traditional Persian Medicine and will review the relevant Persian/Arabic literature. When selecting the plant species, priority will be given to (endemic) plant species that have been more or less unknown in Western medicine up to now.

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• 1: The history of Persian medicine at a glance emphasizing the life and works of Avicenna. 2: Botany, collection and cultivation of some medicinal plants used in Traditional medicine of Iran. 3: Relationships between Traditional Persian Medicine/Iranian Medicine and other traditional medical systems. 4: Nervous systems disorders including different forms of stresses and Alzheimer's disease. 5: An evidence-based review of medicinal plants cited in Canon of Medicine for management of inflammatory bowel disease. 6: Herbal medicine for cardiovascular disease in view of Avicenna. 7: An evidence-based review of medicinal plants prescribed by Avicenna for management of diabetes. 8: An evidence-based review of medicinal plants for cough management cited by Avicenna. 9: An evidence-based review of medicinal plants for tuberculosis management cited by Avicenna. 10: Application of certain medicinal herbs to cure various viral diseases and enhance the human immune system. 11: Treatment of various skin diseases, including psoriasis, skin cancer, UV protection, skin dryness, and allergic reactions. 12: Use of certain herbal drugs to cure various gynecological disorders. 13: Medicinal plants for anal fissure in the Canon of Avicenna: an evidence-based review. 14: An evidence-based review of medicinal plants for sexual dysfunction management cited by Avicenna. 15: The Current Situation of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants’ Industry, Research, Education, and Standardization in Iran. How Can Traditional Persian Medicine Products be Successfully Adapted to the Needs of the European Market?

Hartwig Schulz (Edited By) Hartwig Schulz (PhD) studied chemistry in Bonn and Kiel (Germany). After completing his studies, he carried out several years research in the field of human nutrition (vitamin E, phytosterins, plant lipids) at the university of Kiel, Germany. Then, as head of an analytical department he worked 10 years for one of the worldwide largest perfume and flavor manufacturers (Symrise). From 1996 to 2019, he was the director and professor of a research institute under the responsibility of the Federal Ministry of Agriculture in Germany. Hartwig Schulz is author of 259 scientific articles and book chapters and as the president of the "German Society for Quality Research (DGQ)" he was also engaged 8 years in food research on a national and international level. Since his retirement, he is working as a consultant, especially in the field of "medicinal and aromatic plants" and is also supporting various development aid projects on a voluntary basis.Seyed Ahmad Emami (Edited By) Prof. Dr. Seyed Ahmad Emami from the Department of Pharmacognosy, Mashhad University of Medical Sciences in Iran has special expertise in pharmacognosy of medicinal plants occurring in Iran. From 1998 up to now he supervised numerous students during their academic education and he performed research projects in different fields (e.g. isolation and identification of new compounds, Traditional and Islamic Medicine, occurrence of Iranian endemic plants, study on Islamic culture and civilization). He published his results in numerous scientific articles (English and French) and in 24 books (Persian and Arabic language), respectively.Farsad Nadjafi (Edited By) Prof. Dr. Farsad Nadjafi from the Shahid Beheshti University, Medicinal Plants and Drugs Research Institute, in Tehran, is also managing director of the company MateriaMed GmbH in Vienna. He has many contacts to institutes working in the field of Traditional Persian Medicine and will review the relevant Persian/Arabic literature. When selecting the plant species, priority will be given to (endemic) plant species that have been more or less unknown in Western medicine up to now.

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• 1: The history of Persian medicine at a glance emphasizing the life and works of Avicenna. 2: Botany, collection and cultivation of some medicinal plants used in Traditional medicine of Iran. 3: Relationships between Traditional Persian Medicine/Iranian Medicine and other traditional medical systems. 4: Nervous systems disorders including different forms of stresses and Alzheimer's disease. 5: An evidence-based review of medicinal plants cited in Canon of Medicine for management of inflammatory bowel disease. 6: Herbal medicine for cardiovascular disease in view of Avicenna. 7: An evidence-based review of medicinal plants prescribed by Avicenna for management of diabetes. 8: An evidence-based review of medicinal plants for cough management cited by Avicenna. 9: An evidence-based review of medicinal plants for tuberculosis management cited by Avicenna. 10: Application of certain medicinal herbs to cure various viral diseases and enhance the human immune system. 11: Treatment of various skin diseases, including psoriasis, skin cancer, UV protection, skin dryness, and allergic reactions. 12: Use of certain herbal drugs to cure various gynecological disorders. 13: Medicinal plants for anal fissure in the Canon of Avicenna: an evidence-based review. 14: An evidence-based review of medicinal plants for sexual dysfunction management cited by Avicenna. 15: The Current Situation of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants’ Industry, Research, Education, and Standardization in Iran. How Can Traditional Persian Medicine Products be Successfully Adapted to the Needs of the European Market?