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Vzestup a pád Incké říše: prostředky tradiční incké medicíny v boji proti infekčním a neinfekčním onemocněním v tehdejší společnosti
Jenišová, Natálie
The Bachelor Thesis analyzes the social and geographical distribution of the Inca Empire, as well as eating and hygiene habits within the development of this empire. It points to the different social strata and way of life of the Incas. It covers the extensive history of the rise and fall of the Inca Empire as well. The practical part deals with the topic of tradi-tional Inca medicine. The effects and use of plants and animals for the prevention, diagno-sis, and treatment of infectious and non-infectious diseases in the Inca society are dis-cussed here. It points to the use of psychedelic substances. It also focuses on the possible use of traditional Inca medicine today.
Bioactive metabolites of representative members in the genus Magnolia
Lakatošová, Ivana ; Hošťálková, Anna (advisor) ; Opletal, Lubomír (referee)
Charles University Faculty of Pharmacy in Hradec Králové Department of Pharmaceutical Botany Candidate: Ivana Lakatošová Supervisor: PharmDr. Anna Hošťálková, Ph.D. Title of Master's thesis: Bioactive metabolites of representative members in the genus Magnolia 2019, 72 p. Key words: Magnolia, secondary metabolites, traditional medicine, CNS bioactivity The aim of this Master's thesis was to summarise current knowledge of significant secondary metabolites of species Magnolia officinalis and Magnolia obovata, and their biological activity. Botanical features of genus Magnolia were defined and described, followed by the classification of bioactive compounds isolated from species Magnolia officinalis and Magnolia obovata. The Master's thesis focused predominantly on the effects of biphenol compounds of magnolol and honokiol, which have been subjected to many studies. The main attention was given to the immunosuppressive effect and pharmacologic effects on the nervous system. Essential oils were observed to have an anti-inflammatory and a myorelaxant effect. Alkaloids and neolignans, which had been known to relax spasms of skeletal muscles, expressed neuroprotective activity. Neolignans were shown to have the inhibitory effect on bacteria, viruses and pathogenic fungi. They also proved themselves to be...
Experiences of student´s of the South Bohemia university with unconventional medicine
JIRUŠKOVÁ, Vendula
The Bachelor Thesis of mine is considering the experiences of students of the South Bohemia university with the unconventional medicine. In the theoretical part is the Thesis illustrating the description of the student, explaining the term 'Unconventional medicine' and acquainting the reader with the severance and the chosen types of unconventional medicine. In the practical part I have carried out research regarding the students' experiences with the unconventional medicine, how informed they are about the unconventional medicine and their approach. To ascertain valid research I used anonymous questionnaire shared via social websites. The outcome of those was subsequently put into graphs which are highlighting the experiences, knowledge and approaches regarding unconventional medicine of the above-mentioned students.
Studium antioxidačních komponent v plodech Lycium barbarum
Zvonek, Martin
This bachelor thesis was focused on the study of substances contained in the Lycium barbarum. The first part is focused on a literature researches, which is concentrated on the studies which deal with the influence of Lycium barbarum on the human health. In the second part, experimental, was determined content of total polyphenolic compounds, by methods FRAP was evaluated the reducing power and by DPPH radical was determinated antiradical activity. Berries from Lycium barbarum are an important source of health beneficial substances. The studies showed that there are unique thanks to its high content of carotenoids and specific proteoglycans. Lycium barbarum has got an important role in traditional medicine. Berries from Lycium barbarum are used primarily as a tonification substances and are recommended as a dietary supplement. Our obtained results confirmed a high content of antioxidant power (FRAP 2.47 mmol EAA; DPPH 0.58 mmol TEAC) and high content of total polyphenolic compounds (434 mg/L GAE).

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