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[Medicinal evolution and modern research progress on Mume Fructus].

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Mume Fructus, a processed traditional Chinese medicine, has a rich history of diverse applications and processing methods. Modern research needs to standardize its preparation and explore the link between chemical changes and medicinal activity.

Keywords:
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  • Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
  • Pharmacognosy
  • Herbal Medicine

Context:

  • Mume Fructus, derived from Prunus mume, is documented in Shennong's Classic of Materia Medica.
  • Historically used for diarrhea, thirst, and ascariasis.
  • Its processing and applications evolved through various dynasties.

Purpose:

  • To trace the medicinal evolution of Mume Fructus.
  • To examine its historical efficacy, indications, and processing methods.
  • To review its inclusion in national and provincial standards.

Summary:

  • Ancient texts describe diverse processing (roasting, steaming) and preparations (pills, powders) for various ailments.
  • Mume Fructus is included in nine editions of the Chinese Pharmacopoeia.
  • Current research highlights a gap in standardized processing and understanding of pre- to post-processing chemical and pharmacological changes.

Impact:

  • Identifies the need for further research into processing-induced chemical composition changes.
  • Emphasizes correlating these changes with medicinal activity for standardized processing.
  • Aims to provide a basis for quality control and modern clinical application of Mume Fructus.