German Commission E
German Commission E is a scientific advisory board of the German federal health agency. The Commission E gained global recognition for its thorough, scientifically-based assessments of the safety and efficacy of herbal medicines.
History[edit | edit source]
The German Commission E was established in 1978 by the German federal health agency. The commission was tasked with evaluating the safety and efficacy of herbs for medical use. The commission's work resulted in the publication of the German Commission E Monographs, which are considered a reliable source of information on the therapeutic use of herbs.
German Commission E Monographs[edit | edit source]
The German Commission E Monographs are a series of publications by the German Commission E. The monographs provide detailed information on the medicinal use, pharmacology, and safety of more than 300 herbs and herbal substances. The monographs are recognized worldwide as a reliable source of information on herbal medicine.
Methodology[edit | edit source]
The German Commission E used a systematic approach to evaluate the safety and efficacy of herbs. The commission reviewed scientific literature, conducted expert hearings, and considered traditional use and expert opinion. The commission's assessments were based on the totality of the available evidence.
Impact[edit | edit source]
The work of the German Commission E has had a significant impact on the field of phytotherapy. The commission's monographs have been used as a reference by health professionals, researchers, and regulatory agencies worldwide. The monographs have also influenced the regulation of herbal medicines in many countries.
Criticism[edit | edit source]
Despite its significant contributions, the German Commission E has also faced criticism. Some critics argue that the commission's assessments are overly conservative and do not adequately consider traditional use and expert opinion. Others argue that the commission's methodology lacks transparency.
See also[edit | edit source]
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