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ERYTHROXYLUM COCA
active compound = cocaine + derivatives, Andes Mountains, chewing causes numbness of mouth, chew calcium carbonate to bring out alkaloid derivatives in leaves, Mech = inhibits re-uptake of norepinephrine at nerve terminus at adrenergic receptor in SNS, and same for dopamine
Citua
when families in Andes Mountains (Incas) would annually clean their homes, promoted public health
Cocaine uses
applied topically by dentists, local anesthetic, local vasoconstrictor that shrinks mucosal tissues
Tetracaine uses
derivative of cocaine, topical anesthetic applied to cornea
Procaine uses
cocaine derivative, infiltrative anesthetic used by dentists for nerve blocks
Lidocaine uses
cocaine derivative, local anesthetic used by dentists, tx of ventricular arrhythmias
Tocainide uses
cocaine derivative, tx of ventricular arrhythmias
Procainamide uses
cocaine derivative, tx of supra ventricular & ventricular arrhythmias
CHONDRODENDRON TOMENTOSUM
D-tubocurarine, Amazon Rainforest, paralytic drug, paralyzes receptors of somatic muscle cells, need drugs for blood flow and ventilator for breathing, poison darts!
PAPAVER SOMNIFERUM
opium poppy, codeine and morphine
70% drugs derived from …
…natural products, biological organisms, or development was influenced by structure/function of natural products
Aztec medicine
many medicinal plants, king had his own garden, surgery with human hair as sutures, Cortez was very impressed, King of Spain’s physician studied with Aztec physicians, wrote medical texts that are still used today (plant pharmacopoeia)
Flexner Report
1910, rank only given to schools that had pure molecule pharmaceutically oriented tx programs, only they could get funding and AMA approval, resulted in closure of herbal/homeopathic medical schools
Medical McCarthyism by AMA
bias against botanical medicines, physicians who used them would lose hospital privileges/MDs, refused studies on therapeutic benefits of medicinal plants un 1990s, still has profound effect today
DSHEA
Dietary supplement health & education act, 1994, botanical substances with documented use in humans without adverse effects can be lEgally sold in USA as dietary supplements, Grassroots/democratic movement
Botanical medicines in Germany/England
still continually use botanical medicines, England has separate herbal pharmacopoeia, Germany has Commission E which describes how to use herbs as medicine, 1 in 6 German medicines are botanical
Botanical Medicines in Asia
very botanical based
Disease case presentations
used to find out healer knowledge of Western diseases, dissolves cultural linguistic differences