Ethnopharmacology relevance The main therapeutic concept in Traditional Chinese
Medicine (TCM) is herb formula, which treats various diseases via potential herb interactions …

Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) formulas treat complex diseases through combined
botanical drugs which follow specific compatibility rules to reduce toxicity and increase …

Abstract Background Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) encompasses numerous herbal
formulas which play critical therapeutic roles through “multi-components, multi-targets and …

Background Addition and subtraction theory (AST), a basic theory of herb combination in
traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), is often used to add or subtract the “fundamental …

Multi-components Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) treats various complex diseases
(multi-etiologies and multi-symptoms) via herbs interactions to exert curative efficacy with …

Abstract Traditional Chinese Medicine formulas, which are usually considered exerting their
holistic clinical benefits via multi-component, multi-target manner, are unique resources for …

The clinical application of Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), using several herbs in
combination (called formulas), has a history of more than one thousand years. However, the …

Herbal formulas from traditional Chinese medicines (TCMs) have been extensively used in
clinics as effective therapies, but it is still a great challenge to demonstrate the scientific …

Multi-herb therapy has been widely used in Traditional Chinese medicine and tailored to
meet the specific needs of each individual. However, the potential molecular or systems …

Shifting current drug discovery tide from 'finding new drugs' to 'screening natural products'
may be helpful for overcoming the 'more investment, fewer drugs' challenge. Traditional …