4&5 Define the followinga) pharmacognosy.6) bioprospectingc) lead compoundd) active principle4 Discuss the three ways by which natural products can bedeveloped and utilized as drugs. which is the most practical? Why?(5.) Describe each and differenciate from one another.a) Herbal medicineb) Dietary supplementc) NutriceuticalGive examples of medications prescribed in alternativeutions in the use of

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Discuss the three ways by which natural products can be developed and utilized as drugs. which is the most practical? why? Describe each and differenciate from one another. a) Herbal medicine. b) Dietary supplement c) Nutriceutical ative

Discuss the three ways by which natural products can be developed and utilized as drugs. which is the most practical? why? Describe each and differenciate from one another. a) Herbal medicine. b) Dietary supplement c) Nutriceutical ative

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4&5

Define the following
a) pharmacognosy.
6) bioprospecting
c) lead compound
d) active principle
4 Discuss the three ways by which natural products can be
developed and utilized as drugs. which is the most practical? Why?
(5.) Describe each and differenciate from one another.
a) Herbal medicine
b) Dietary supplement
c) Nutriceutical
Give examples of medications prescribed in alternative
utions in the use of

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