indonesian medicinal plants market

indonesian medicinal plants market

companies for medicinal plants

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MEDICINAL PLANT CULTIVATION

As the raw materials for traditional herbal medicine industries that produce traditional herbal medicine, the medicinal plants face a competition with the materials used for medicine/synthetic chemical compound and active compound (bio-active materials) that are used by pharmaceutical industries. However, the tendency of the community to consume traditional herbal medicine and the trend of the modern community to find alternative medication by going back to nature opens up prospective market opportunities for medicinal plants. The trend to go back to nature is driven by the side effect resulting from synthetic medicine and antibiotics as well as the growing view that consuming natural products is relatively safer than consuming synthetic ones. According to Corinthian Infopharma Corpora-CIC (2000) the consumption of traditional herbal medicine increased by 5.4% on average per annum. This opportunity is getting wider as the government outlines policies in developing traditional herbal medicine of Indonesia into fito-pharmaceutical industries. The increase of consumption and world trade of traditional herbal medicine as much as 20.96% on average per annum is an opportunity to develop the traditional medicine industries that will lead to the increase of need for medicinal plant products.
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The medicinal plants of Gunung Leuser National Park, Indonesia

Stephen Elliotta and Joseph Brimacombeb

a2 The Drive, Bexley Kent DA5 3DE U.K.

bDepartment of Anaesthetics Western General Hospital Crewe Road, Edinburgh EH4 2XU U.K.
Accepted 13 March 1987.
Available online 6 November 2002.

Abstract

This paper describes an ethnopharmacological study of two remote settlements in Indonesia. Interviews with practitioners of traditional medicine (dukuns) were carried out to determine the vernacular names of plants used for medicinal purposes. Parts used, methods of preparation and the medicinal uses of 158 species are presented in an inventory. Samples from several species are currently undergoing chemical analysis.
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