Transcript Making Researched Information Practical
Making researched information practical Dr. Gilbertha St Rose Dermatologist, Herbalist, Integrative Health Care Specialist President : CAPSICUM Managing Director - Eden Herbs MAY 2012
SUMMARY
TRAMIL
CARIBBEAN HERBAL PHARMACOPOEA
EDEN HERBS
TRAMIL - www.tramil.net
Traditional Medicines of the Islands project
Started in 1982 Program / Network of Applied Research for traditional popular Medicine in the Caribbean It aims to rationalize health practices based on the use of medicinal plants
MISSION
TO VALIDATE SCIENTIFICALLY THE TRADITIONAL USES OF MEDICINAL PLANTS FOR PRIMARY HEALTH CARE.
VISION
TO BE THE REFERENCE INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM IN THE DETECTION, VALIDATION AND DIFFUSION OF THE USES OF MEDICINAL PLANTS THAT IMPACT IN PUBLIC HEALTH
Method of TRAMIL
33 territories in Caribbean [ English, French and Spanish] collaboration which is multidisciplinary. Our data collection process and synthesis discussion groups work with ethno botanists, phytochemists, pharmacologists, doctors and lay people.
Method of TRAMIL Surveys
TREATMENTS USED FOR: (local name of the problem) Illness description (in basic English): First treatments (the last time the problem occurred in the family): ___ traditional medicinal plants ___ healer or witch doctor ___ medical officer
Method of TRAMIL Surveys
Description and way of preparation of the remedy: How did you take the remedy, in what quantity and how many times?: Where did you find the plants?
___ yard ___ not at home
Method of TRAMIL Surveys
Have you already used this remedy?
___ Yes ___ No Which results have you obtained ?
Method of TRAMIL Surveys
What precautions should be observed during treatment?
(contraindications & side effects) And for the children?
(contraindications and directions for use)
Scientific participations
■ University Center West Indies / Guyana - Guadeloupe ■ Autonomous University of Santo Domingo - Dominican Republic ■ Central University of Venezuela ■ University of Antioquía Medellin Colombia ■ University of Caen - France
Scientific participations
■ University of Cartagena de Indias - Colombia ■ University of Costa Rica ■ University of Dakar - Senegal ■ University of Strasbourg - France ■ Universities of Groningen and Leyden - Holland
Scientific participations
■ University of Haiti ■ University of Illinois - Chicago ■ University of Metz - France ■ University of Panama ■ University of Poitiers - France
Scientific participations
■ University of San Carlos Guatemala ■ University of Sao Paulo - Brazil ■ University of Talca - Chile ■ University of Toulouse - France ■ University of Uppsala - Sweden
■ University of the Valle Cali Colombia ■ State University of Campinas - Brazil ■ Autonomous National University of Honduras ■ Autonomous National University of (León) Nicaragua
Scientific participations
■ National University Pedro Henríquez Ureña - Dominican Republic ■ Center of Investigation of Marine Biology CIBIMA - Dominican Republic ■ Meso-American Center of Studies about Appropriate Technology - CEMAT ■ Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Laboratoire d'Ethnobiologie - France
Scientific participations
■ National Center of the Traditional Popular Medicine, Min. of Health of Nicaragua ■ Experimental Station of Medicinal Plants "Dr. Roig" - Cuba ■ FARMAYA - Guatemala ■ Forestry Department & National Trust Saint Lucia ■ Institute of Legal Medicine, Lausanne Switzerland
Scientific participations
■ Mexican Institute of the Public Health - (ex-IMEPLAM)-IMSS - Mexico ■ Botanical Garden of Missouri - USA ■ Botanical Garden Dr. Rafael Moscoso - Dominican Republic ■ Kurhotel of Topes de Collantes Cuba ■ Max-Plank Institute - Germany
Scientific participations
■ Ministry of Public Health - Cuba ■ Cultural Movement for Awareness - MCA Dominica ■ IRD/ORSTOM French Guyana and IBBA/ORSTOM - Bolivia ■ Tropical Royal Institute - Nederland ■ Lab. Central de Farmacología. Facultad de Ciencias Médicas de la Habana - Cuba
Scientific participations
■ UWI Trinidad & Tobago ■ UWI Jamaica ■ UPR Universidad de Puerto Rico ■ Universidad de Sevilla, Spain ■ New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) ■ Instituto de tecnologia em farmacos, Ministério da Saude, Rio de Janeiro
Databases:
■TROPICOS ■KEW ■IPNI ■ScienceDirect ■Index Herbatorium ■Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases (Duke)
Databases:
■Green Pharmacy (Duke) ■NAPRALERT ■Medline ■BioMedSearch ■Virtual Health Library ■Natural Standard
Databases:
■Herbal Safety ■Max Planck Institute (RFA) ■ICS-UNIDO ■FITOMED (Cuba) ■PlantSystematics ■Carib Fruits (CIRAD-Guadeloupe)
Databases:
■Plants of the Eastern Caribbean (Barbados) ■The Plants of Saint Lucia ■ Plantes des Antilles 1 & 2 (Jacques Fournet) ■Phytocréole (Martinica) ■Floristics of Belize ■Flora of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands
Databases:
■Michael Tims Medicinal Plant Databases ■Smithsonian Plant Image Collection ■Botanical.com
■Jardín Botánico Nacional Dominicano ■ WHO Monographs on Selected Medicinal Plants
Journals:
Revista Cubana de Plantas medicinales CaHMRI - [Caribbean Herbal Medicine Research Institute ] Newsletter – UTT [ University of Trinidad and Tobago BLACPMA- [Latin American and Caribbean Bulletin of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants]
CARIBBEAN HERBAL PHARMACOPOEA
Traditional Pharmacopoea and Scientifically validated.
Electronic [ E- book] - CD
99 common Caribbean herbs in this 2007 publication
[Electronic] E- Book
CONTENTS OF E-BOOK
Forward
Disclaimer
Main Institutional sponsors
Institutions involved in scientific validation
Introduction
TRAMIL survey methodology
CONTENTS OF E-BOOK
Herbarium codes for TRAMIL vouchers Listing of TRAMIL surveys Botanical features of the Caribbean Basin TRAMIL quality, safety, and effectiveness strategy Pharmacological assays for verification of use
CONTENTS OF E-BOOK
TRAMIL principles of classification Sample TRAMIL monograph General recommendations Monographs of species
CONTENTS OF E-BOOK
Index Collaborations and other activities of the TRAMIL network TRAMIL interactive map @ and legal notice
Information on the herb = Monograph Scientific name Botanical synonym Botanical family Local names Place of origin and current distribution Morphological description of the plant
Information on the herb = Monograph Documentation of the collected and identified specimen Health problem- plant part used , preparation, administration Recommendations for use Results of the biological assays
Caribbean Labs:
FARMAYA (Guatemala) PHYTOBOKAZ (Guadeloupe) EDEN HERBS (St. Lucia)
EDEN HERBS
Producing from 1996 – Dr. Gilbertha St Rose Registered 1999 Exporting from 2001 WWW.EDENHERBS.COM
WWW.EDENHERBS.CBT.CC
Eden herbs products
Herbal drinks Teas Creams Capsules
Eden herbs products
Common ailments Over the counter products Can be used with other medication[s]
TISANE
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Eden Herbs Tisane / Purifier
- 10 CARIBBEAN HERBS FOR GENERAL CLEANSING DETOXIFIES BODY ORGANS HERBS TO TARGET YOUR LIVER, KIDNEY, BLADDER, SKIN, JOINTS, MUSCLES, RESPIRATORY AND GASTROINTESTINAL TRACK TONIC AS WELL
MIXTURE FOR GAS
MIXTURE FOR GAS [FLATULENCE]
PREVENT FORMATION OF GAS HELP ELIMINATE GAS HELP WITH DIGESTION OF YOUR FOOD
RESPIRATORY MIXTURE
RESPIRATORY MIXTURE
COUGH, COLD, SINUS PROBLEMS HAY FEVER HELP WITH ASTHMA TREATMENT
Some Eden Herbs teas
DIET TEA FOR WEIGHT LOSS NEEM TEA ST. JOHN’S BUSH CERASEE LIPPIA ALBA
Justicia secunda
[St. John’s Bush]
WOMB AND FALLOPIAN TUBE CLEANSE
PERIOD PAINS, MENSTRUAL CRAMPS
BETTER FLOW OF MENSES
Momordica charantia [Cerasee]
Momordica charantia [Cerasee]
WIDELY USED IN NEUTRACEUTICAL INDUSTRY IN SUPPLEMENTS COMMON HERB IN CARIBBEAN DOCUMENTED EVIDENCE OF ABILITY TO LOWER BLOOD SUGAR STRONG ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY HELPS TO PREVENT CANCER WORKS WELL AS LIVER SUPPORT
Azadirachta indica [Neem]
Azadirachta indica [Neem]
AGE OLD REMEDY IMPORTED AND NOW CULTIVATED IN CARIBBEAN LOTS OF USES – AGRICULTURE IMMUNE SYSTEM SUPPORT CANCER PREVENTION PROSTATE HEALTH DIABETES
Some Eden herbs creams
Charpentyre[circulation] Cream
Citonella[insect repellent] Cream
Rosemary[ hair and scalp] Cream
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Casia Lata[ lota and blemish] Cream
Noni [ pain free] cream
Neem cream
Eden herbs capsules
Neem
Cinnamon
Tumeric
CAPSICUM
CARIBBEAN ASSOCIATION for PLANT SCIENCE, INDUSTRY, COMMERCE and USE in MEDICINE
OBJECTIVES FOR CAPSICUM
To support and encourage the conservation, cultivation and propagation of herbals in the Caribbean.
OBJECTIVES [ CONT]
To establish networks, linkages and a forum for the generation, sharing and exchange of ideas, products and information among persons, institutions and businesses, involved in all aspects relating to the herbal industry.
OBJECTIVES [ CONT]
To promote and maintain effective integration of the use of herbals into the health care system and offer sustainable and consistent natural products of high quality, safety and efficacy .
OBJECTIVES [ CONT]
To support and advise on the training of Practitioners and Technicians in order to guarantee compliance with the established norms and regulations. .
OBJECTIVES [ CONT]
Encourage and support research towards fulfilling evidence-based use of herbals and the development of new products.
OBJECTIVES [ CONT]
To ensure that there are provisions for protecting the intellectual property rights and assets of members and to ensure that benefits to the local community accrue.
OBJECTIVES [ CONT]
To ensure that the herbal industry achieves its full potential and evolves as a competitively viable business, with its products being promoted and sold profitably worldwide.
Committees for CAPSICUM
Information /newsletter Commercial/Agro-business Fund raising Documentation/Research Constitution/MOU
Commercial/Agro-business
Lots of opportunities - Herbal - Medicinal food - Food - Seasonings - Cosmetic and beauty
THANK YOU VERY MUCH MAY GOD BLESS YOU