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J Res Educ Indian Med . 1986; 5(3-4): 33-35

CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF A UNANI POLYPHARMACEUTICAL DRUG HAB-E-SHIFA

MOHAMMED KAMIL, MOHAMMED ABUL QASIM AND MANSOOR JAHAN.


Abstract The antiasthamatic, antibronchial and anticatarrhal drug Hab-e-Shifa was analysed for its different physico-chemical parameters. It is an attempt to find out the analytical characteristics of this drug which may help to fix chemical standards for this compound Unani preparation. Key words: CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, UNANI, POLYPHARMACEUTICAL, DRUG, HAB-E-SHIFA

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