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Abstract: The shelf life of eight traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) was investigated by examining their appearance, moisture content, and index component content. A total of 24 batches of samples of the eight TCM were packaged in the same composite bags and stored according to the requirements of the 'Chinese Pharmacopoeia' 2020 edition. Samples were taken at 0, 3, 6, 9, 12, 18, and 24 months, and the appearance, moisture content, and content of index components were measured. The results were analyzed using GraphPad Prism 5 and Minitab 21 software. During the study period, there were no significant changes in the appearance or moisture content of all samples. Among the eight TCM, the index component content of polyporus umbellatus did not change significantly, while that of the others showed a clear downward trend over time. Among them, rehmanniae radix and dipsaci radix slices had the fastest and slowest decline in index component content, respectively. The regression-fitting curve indicated that the shelf life of the eight TCM packed in composite plastic bags was 40 months for armeniacae semen amarum processed with boiling water, 20 months for chuanxiong rhizoma, 20 months for euodiae fructus, 12 months for zanthoxyli pericarpium, 81 months for dipsaci radix slices, 24 months for rehmanniae radix, 26 months for heishunpian (aconiti lateralis radix praeparata), and 24 months for polyporus umbellatus. During the study period, the quality of all eight TCM, except for zanthoxyli pericarpium, met the relevant requirements. The study demonstrates the research on the shelf life of TCM is significant and stability regression analysis can be used to predict the shelf life.Abstract: The shelf life of eight traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) was investigated by examining their appearance, moisture content, and index component content. A total of 24 batches of samples of the eight TCM were packaged in the same composite bags and stored according to the requirements of the 'Chinese Pharmacopoeia' 2020 edition. Samples were taken ...Learn More
Abstract: Dehydroevodiamine is a traditional Chinese medicine monomer extracted from the herb Fructus officinalis, which can inhibit inflammation and reduce oxidative stress. Dehydroevodiamine has anti-amnesia effect in nervous system. Dehydroevodiamine can reduce memory dysfunction, perhaps by activating antioxidant stress and inhibiting the production of brain Aβ. The combination of acetylcholinesterase with dehydroevodiamine is relatively stable, which is expected to be a potential drug for the treatment of AD. In the cardiovascular system, dehydroevodiamine can lower blood pressure and slow down the heart rate. In gastric diseases, dehydroevodiamine has the effect of protecting gastric mucosa and improving gastric ulcer. dehydroevodiamine can reduce arthritis; dehydroevodiamine has antitumor effect. Some studies have also shown that dehydroevodiamine plays a role in liver-related diseases, but the mechanism is not completely clear. We intend to search the literature related to dehydroevodiamine officinalis and review the pharmacological research progress of dehydroevodiamine officinalis on related diseases.Abstract: Dehydroevodiamine is a traditional Chinese medicine monomer extracted from the herb Fructus officinalis, which can inhibit inflammation and reduce oxidative stress. Dehydroevodiamine has anti-amnesia effect in nervous system. Dehydroevodiamine can reduce memory dysfunction, perhaps by activating antioxidant stress and inhibiting the production of b...Learn More
Abstract: Object: The use of traditional Ghinese Medicine Inheritance assistance system (TMC) for the treatment of chronic atrophic gastritis prescription and the rule of compatibility. Methods: Computer - based Retrieval of Chinese journal full-text database (CNKI) for the treatment of chronic atrophic gastritis related literature, search time limit: 2008-2018. In order to explore the combination of high frequency drug pairs and new prescriptions, the database was established with the aid of traditional Chinese medicine inheritance system. The purpose of this paper was to demonstrate the clinical experience of traditional Chinese medicine in the past ten years, and to find a new breakthrough for the treatment of CAG in traditional Chinese medicine. Result: After screening 223 prescriptions that met the inclusion criteria, including 217 herbs of traditional Chinese medicine, the statistical results show that in the treatment of CAG, the main medicine is invigorating qi and invigorating spleen and Codonopsis and Atractylodes macrocephala are the most common. Combined rule analysis showed that Atractylodes macrocephala had the most association with other drugs. The six new formulas are summarized again. Conclusion: Through the data mining statistical analysis, the prescription of treating CAG included in the selected database is mainly invigorating spleen and stomach, regulating qi, warming and tonifying deficiency, activating blood circulation, nourishing yin and nourishing stomach, clearing heat and dispelling dampness and so on. It has developed a new way of thinking for the clinical treatment of CAG in traditional Chinese medicine.Abstract: Object: The use of traditional Ghinese Medicine Inheritance assistance system (TMC) for the treatment of chronic atrophic gastritis prescription and the rule of compatibility. Methods: Computer - based Retrieval of Chinese journal full-text database (CNKI) for the treatment of chronic atrophic gastritis related literature, search time limit: 2008-2...Learn More
