Is your article within the scope of Phytomedicine? Your article must meet the scope of Phytomedicine (please see above). Current issues in Phytomedicine research (various topics which are not covered in all other volumes).Īrticle requirements Please note the following requirements for consideration of an article, upon submitting your manuscript:ġ.Legislation of Herbal preparations/botanicals.Quality of Herbal preparations/botanicals: adulteration, standardization, analysis.Mechanisms of action of herbal medicines and their active constituents.Pre-clinical pharmacology and toxicology.Trends in Phytopharmacology: innovative technologies and emerging concepts - Reviews.The journal covers the following sections: This includes clinical and preclinical studies of properly standardized herbal medicinal products, herbal preparations and isolated compounds, which have reproducible pharmacological activity. Scope Phytomedicine is primarily a therapy-oriented Journal, which publishes innovative studies on efficacy, safety, quality and mechanisms of action of specified plant extracts, phytopharmaceuticals and their purified constituents. International Journal of Phytotherapy and Phytopharmacology Phytomedicine is the companion title to the open access journal Phytomedicine Plus. Nowadays important topics remain to be approached, such as harmonization of the regulatory frameworks in Europe, America, Asia and Australia or the legislation of various "botanicals", where strict differentiation of requirements for health claims of herbal medicinal product, dietary supplements and nutraceuticals are required. Many new analytical methods and instruments were implemented both for analysis and standardization of herbal Substances, herbal preparations and their bioassays and tremendous work has been carried out to remain aligned with these intentions during the last 18 years. In total 107 ESCOP monographs have been produced and submitted to EMA. Since then quality criteria and standardization methods were defined and the European Medical Agency has elaborated numerous guidelines for the conduction of clinical studies and preparation of Herbal Medicinal Products. The directions of Phytomedicine are known to provide profound scientific background in Herbal Medicinal Products, their reproducible Quality and evidence based therapeutic efficacy. Safety assessment, pre-clinical toxicology, interaction with drugs and adverse events of herbal preparations.Pulmonary, gastrointestinal, cardiovascular and urogenital diseases.Behavioural, mental, affective, and stress-associated disorders.Clinical pharmacology and toxicology (randomized, placebo controlled, double blind, and observational open label studies).The main aims of Phytomedicine are associated with the integration of phytopreparations into conventional/official medicine. Phytomedicine was founded in 1994 to focus and stimulate research in this particular field and to set internationally accepted scientific standards for pharmacological studies, proof of clinical efficacy and safety of phytomedicines.
This includes clinical, pharmacological, pharmacokinetic, and toxicological studies of specified herbal medicinal products, herbal preparations and purified compounds which have a defined and consistent quality assuring reproducible pharmacological activity. Phytomedicine publishes innovative studies on efficacy, safety, quality and mechanisms of action of specified plant extracts, phytopharmaceuticals and their isolated constituents. Phytomedicine is primarily a therapy-oriented Journal.
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