Practical Aspects of Clinical Pharmacokinetics

Description

Flavonoids are present in an expanding variety of dietary supplements. Administrative organizations frequently see these goods as food rather than tranquilizers, and as a result, they have not previously been exposed to comprehensive clinical preliminaries. As a result, they are promoted to the general public. Therefore, using supplements that include flavonoids may pose a risk to one's overall health. This book is a comprehensive guide for both achiral and chiral flavonoids, covering everything from disclosure to restorative application. It allows experts to perform fundamental preclinical and clinical pharmacokinetics calculations to ensure the viability of flavonoids promoted for therapeutic use. Additionally, the book examines flavonoid health, toxicity, and its links with tranquilizers. The newest research findings and findings from preclinical and clinical studies are audited and integrated by Flavonoids Pharmacokinetics with the support of a broad group of driving professionals. An extensive illustration of polyphenols and flavonoids appears at the beginning of the book. Next, the book's covers: • Methods for analyzing achiral flavonoids. • Flavonoids' preclinical pharmacokinetics. • Techniques for looking for chiral flavonoids. • Flavonoids' clinical pharmacokinetics. • Interactions between flavonoids and medications. The authors use examples throughout the book to demonstrate how pharmacokinetics concepts are used throughout the development of both preclinical and clinical medications. Researchers and students in the pharmaceuticals, nutrition and health fields are served by the Flavonoid Pharmacokinetics group, which provides them with the tools they need to study and evaluate flavonoids and dietary supplements to ensure their safety and efficacy.