From the Book - Fourth edition, fully revised and expanded.
1. Medicinal plants, phytomedicines, and phytotherapy (Common roots of pharmacotherapy, Making medicines safer by isolating and modifying plant constituents, Pharmaceutical preparation of phytomedicines, Phytomedicines, Phytotherapy, Medicinal teas today)
2. Central nervous system (Ginkgo in the treatment of cognitive deficiency, St. John's Wort as an antidepressant, Kava as an anxiolytic, Restlessness and sleep disturbances)
3. Cardiovascular system (Heart failure and coronary insufficiency, hypotension and hypertension, Atherosclerosis and arterial occlusive disease, Chronic venous insufficiency)
4. Respiratory system (Cold syndrome (flulike infection), General phytotherapeutic measures, Herbal cough remedies, Herbal expectorants, Phytotherapy of sinusitis, Drug products)
5. Digestive system (Anorexia and dyspepsia, Bloating and flatulence, Gastritis and ulcer disease, Irritable bowel syndrome, Acute Diarrhea, Constipation, Liver diseases.
6. Urinary tract (Inflammatory diseases of the urinary tract, Benign prostatic hyperplasia, Therapeutic significance, Drug products other than teas, Bladder and kidney teas)
7. Gynecologic indications for herbal remedies (Chasteberry, Black cohosh, Phytoestrogens, Other herbs, Therapeutic significance, Drug products)
8. Skin, trauma, rheumatism, and pain (Dosage forms and preparations, Inflammations and injuries of the skin, Post-traumatic and postoperative conditions, Rheumatic conditions and degenerative joint diseases, Treatment of pain, Formulations, Drug products)
9. Agents that increase resistance to diseases (Adaptogens, Immune stimulants, Therapeutic significance).
