Pharmacy Books

This is the definitive book about common use of Amazonian herbs for healing.

The book describes appx. 50 easy-to-find-over-the-internet herbs that have long traditional histories of healing.

Each herb is described carefully and carries a chart showing what ailments it is used for in different cultures worldwide.

There are useful chapters of herbs to use by ailment, descriptions of the ailments, traditional herb MIXTURES for different common problems.

The research cited in the book is well documented and there is a nice amount of human interest background as well.

If you are curious or interested in the ancient wisdom of plant healing from the Amazon this is definitely a book to have.

Professor Kayne is a respected expert in his field, and this thoroughly researched and infinitely readable text on what could easily become a dry and technical topic is an undoubted 'must have'. All aspects of homoeopathic pharmacy, and an introductory overview of the most important aspects of homoeopathic methodology and materia medica, are covered with liberal lashings of reason, wit and sincerity. I can think of no better reference text for the interested pharmacist - and, indeed, the serious homoeopath!

A must have for those of us whose quality of patient care embrace alternative/complementary therapies...excellent algorithims!!

Very useful information for anyone working with clients in the pharmaceutical industry. Provides you with the inside scoop on all the rules and regulations that drug companies have to deal with. It also shows how you can use this knowledge to provide better products and customer service. Extremely beneficial for those who have no prior experience with the pharmaceutical GMP (Good Maufacturing Practices) world!

This book covers the fundamentals of HPLC separation with the inclusion of most recent advancements in the areas, such as column technologies, UPLC and LC-NMR. I found this book is really useful in a sense it provides overviews in almost every stages in the drug industry from discovery and process development to formulation, drug metabolism, and commercialization. This directly helps me to work more effectively with analytical chemists from other functional areas. The authors surely understand what are the practical challenges that a bench analytical chemist is facing everyday and provide a lot of usful strategies such as method development recipe in chapter 8 to tackle the problems. Overview, I view this book as a great reference for HPLC separation and problem solving manual for the analytical chemists in pharmaceutical industry.

This book was written plainly, with cute association tips, weather your a pro at getting an IV into a site, or just coming into the field, this book will be helpful to both sides of the coin. and it has it's funny side to it, brought a couple of chuckles to me as I was reading it.

This is one of the very best books written to-date of the challenging world of modern medicines and their development. The book also addresses the new challenges that researchers face in the world of biotechnology and genomics research. A Must Read for professionals in the medical fields, as well as just those who are interested in the story of Modern Medicines!

One of the best histories of the pharmaceutical industry that I have ever read.

Because of its extensive bibliography and excellent index, this biography of William Procter, Jr., serves well as an introduction to the origins of professional pharmacy in the USA.

For more information about the book and its topic, contact the American Institute of the History of Pharmacy (AIHP).

This is the book used by me to find the very best durgs to cancel my worries and to put me quietly into a sleep where I do not hurt and burn and fear. Many things I learn in this book, like Dilaudid and Qualuude and Valium and Klonopin and such. These are the things that make me my goddest and very, very quiet and tired. Oh so happy has this book made me, I thank you Dr. Constantine you are the Elvis of medicine and a man of many RX.