Journal of Society of Preventive Korean Medicine (대한예방한의학회지)

Society of Preventive Korean Medicine (대한예방한의학회)
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World research trends and problems in papers relating metal contamination level of herbal medicines

한약 금속오염과 관련된 세계적인 인식경향 -발표된 논문을 중심으로-

  • Lee Sun-Dong (Dept. of oriental preventive medicine, college of oriental medicine, Sangji university) ;
  • Lee Jung-Seok (Dept. of oriental preventive medicine, college of oriental medicine, Sangji university) ;
  • Park Kyung-Sik (Dept. of anatomy, college of oriental medicine, Sangji university)
  • 이선동 (상지대학교 한의과대학 예방의학교실) ;
  • 이정석 (상지대학교 한의과대학 예방의학교실) ;
  • 박경식 (상지대학교 해부학교실)
  • Published : 2002.06.29
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Abstract

Metal problems in herbal medicine are not regulate properly by law and public management around world country until this time. General people belief as safety about herbal since natural material. And almost all persons can also purchase by their-self and use by self-prescription in reality. As this result herbal medicines can always occur acute and chronic toxicity by not proper use problems, side-effect and overdose. Heavy metal toxic diseases in historical view point was big accidents that didnot forget including minamata and itai-itai in Japan. These accident's teach to us must not use toxic metal level and not include or at least Pb Hg As Cd in all kind material use and intake by people, especially herbal. Herbal contamination research is beginner state that had not many papers until nowadays. Even if this pan had some papers, it had negative result and bigger and larger than problems level because of one way research trend of not many sample case-report and screening test of dried herbal form in chiefly. Many persons have afraid and risk thinking about herbal, animal and minerals since these cause. Further research related this subject will be needed at fact of epidemiology including case-control and cohort study for more precision research affecting in short and long term intake of oriental medicines

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