4th Traditional Medicine and Plant Science

Toxicology Studies of Plant Products

Toxicology is the study of how chemical substances interact with living systems and alter normal functions, as well as how to estimate safe exposure levels using this information. Toxicological study and testing assists us in living securely and reaping the benefits of natural substances while avoiding harm. Toxicity is a term used to describe a careful examination of biological, physical, chemical, or other factors that affect any aspect of a live creature. Toxicology is the science of poisons at their most basic level. Toxicological investigations aid in determining whether or not a new medicine should be approved for clinical usage. Toxicological investigations can be classified into three categories based on the length of time that animals are exposed to the drug: acute, subacute, and chronic. Toxicity is determined not only by the material's dose, but also by its poisonous qualities. In pharmacology and herbalism, the interaction between these two elements is critical in determining therapeutic dosage. To increase the quality of healthcare, it is vital to do scientific research on herbs that have been utilised in traditional medicine. Toxicological research on laboratory animals is required to ensure and improve human and animal health, as well as environmental protection. Herbal medications are utilised by a considerable portion of the world's population, and the WHO has recognised their contribution and worth. Toxicology also aids in the development of the most effective remedies for accidental overexposure. Toxicologists are well aware that no drug is completely risk-free.

• Analytical methods for natural products
• Therapeutic monitoring of drugs
• Plant biotechnology and tissue culture
• Toxicokinetics, animals models and dose groups