Emergency Medicine: Open Access
Open Access
ISSN: 2165-7548
ISSN: 2165-7548
Mohammed Sayed Aly Mohammed
National Research Center, Egypt
Scientific Tracks Abstracts: Emergency Med
Traditional medicinal plants used now in all of the world’s countries for remedy from numerous diseases. They considered substituted to biosynthesis drugs that depended on their authority on the effect of herbal in the earliest century. 0the remedy of diseases discovered with using the Hillers some plants to cure the disease of breathing, skin diseases, and pain diseases and so on, for these reasons, called these plants medicinal plants because they did a good job in medical science. Then the eyes of scientists directed to study the principal ingredients of these plants to know how these plants do their effect for curing. They could separate these ingredients successfully, and published their effect together or alone; they clarified the mechanism of these ingredients in many articles that published along the hole of the world in scientific journals such as photochemistry, pharmaceutical, pharmacy, natural products, and so on. Traditional medicinal plants proved the greatest quality in the recovery of many diseases with the rare side effect of a few of these medicinal plants. The aim of this article is to clarify the effect of some medicinal plants against COVID-19, as imagine my suspects to the effect of the chosen plants as a hole or their ingredients, and clarify the bioactivity of these ingredients; I hope to experiment the recommended on the illness people. I will advise by the dosage of these plants, which are safe in a safe quantity of some plants considered toxics in high quantity, but the most of medicinal plants in the present article are safe with any quantities. There is much evidence that COVID-19 virus caused an increase in body temperature, so we will refer to some plants used in Africa from the chapter published in the book with the title of African Natural plant products: New Discoveries and Challenges in Chemistry and Quality. Chapter title is traditional medicinal plants and malaria in Africa, chapter published (Mohammed, 2009). The book copyright in 2009 American Chemistry Society, Distributed by Oxford University Press and printed in the United States of America. The principal medicinal plant in this chapter is Artemisia annua,artemisinin, the principal bioactive anti- malarial compound and its derivatives from Artemisia annua, a traditional Chinese medicinal plant used against fever and malaria, have yielded a potent new class of anti-malarias.
Mohammed Sayed Aly Mohammed, he is working in Department of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Researches, Pharmaceutical and Drugs Industries Vision Research, National Research Center, Cairo, Egypt.