Botanicals have long been a source of therapeutic agents, contributing to the development of numerous pharmaceuticals. This book explores the role of botanicals in drug development, from traditional uses to modern pharmaceutical applications. It covers the processes of botanical selection, extraction, and formulation, as well as the evaluation of their pharmacological properties and clinical efficacy. The book also addresses challenges such as standardization, quality control, and regulatory compliance in the development of botanical drugs. Aimed at pharmaceutical scientists, natural product chemists, and drug development professionals, the book highlights the potential of botanicals to inspire innovative therapies and expand the pharmaceutical arsenal.
Jonathan Henry is dedicated to incorporating botanicals into the drug development process for dermatological applications. His research focuses on discovering and optimizing plant-derived compounds that target specific skin conditions. Jonathan has developed innovative drug development protocols that enhance the efficacy of botanical treatments. He also provides insights into leveraging botanicals for creating advanced dermatological medications.