Herbal medicinal products in the treatment of depression

Petrović, Silvana

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“…The original structural system and applied elements as well as the traditional technique were not . The slope of the terrain was the reason behind the construction of a large number of asymmetrical buildings-Gornji Stoliv [16].…”

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“…-On stone tooths ( Figure 28) -On the wooden beam placed on the wall -Inside previously prepared holes in the walls (built-in) ( Figure 29). 14,16,18,20,22,28 or even 30 cm, for spans ranging from 7 to 8 m. Beams are placed at an axle distance of 70-80 cm. Floor joist beams in some houses in Prčanj (houses of the Florio and Verona families) were positioned to incline with their wider sides, which considerably reduced their load-bearing capacity.…”

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“…The slope of the terrain was the reason behind the construction of a large number of asymmetrical buildings-Gornji Stoliv[16].Sustainability 2019, 11, x FOR PEER REVIEW 6 of 36…”

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“…Beams are in most cases made of beech, pine or chestnut wood, or any other kind of wood available nearby. Floor joists are consisted of wooden beams 18, 20 or 22 cm in width, with significant variations in thickness: 12,14,16,18,20,22, 28 or even 30 cm, for spans ranging from 7 to 8 m. Beams are placed at an axle distance of 70-80 cm. Floor joist beams in some houses in Prčanj (houses of the Florio and Verona families) were positioned to incline with their wider sides, which considerably reduced their load-bearing capacity.…”

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Houses Based on Natural Stone; A Case Study—The Bay of Kotor (Montenegro)

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Rajković²,

Grbić³

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The Bay of Kotor, in its exceptional natural conditions, thanks to its geographical location and influenced by historical events, saw the development of rural settlements that are historically, artistically and culturally worthy of recognition. These stone settlements were acquired completely spontaneously, keeping the same pace as the settling, and transformed to some degree due to contemporary social movement and migration. Up until the middle of the 20th century, structures on the coastline in general were built by applying the same verified methods, which remained unchanged for centuries. Unreinforced stone walls as load-bearing vertical elements, coupled with wooden floor joists attached in a traditional way are typically present in the stone architecture of the Adriatic region and karst areas in general. The construction characteristics of the stone houses built in such a way meet all needs in terms of strength, thermal insulation, and are suitable for the coastal climate of this region. The fast-paced development in the past 50 years, the inadequate legal protection of residential buildings in the Bay of Kotor, poverty, and the new rich have brought about the devastation of not only buildings built in traditional architecture styles themselves, but also the urban landscape of the bay. Throughout the Bay of Kotor, buildings built in traditional architecture styles are nowadays more and more rare to see in their original shape—houses outside of cities but which display all characteristics of civic coastal houses and buildings free of rigid style rules, even though closely in contact with them. Regardless of efforts to preserve the heritage inherited by our ancestors, cultural monuments and houses referenced here deteriorate on a daily basis due to troubles and neglect.

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Herbal and traditional Herbal Medicinal Products, EU Herbal monographs and EU list

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2019

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Prema zakonskim aktima EU i zakonskim aktima naše zemlje, biljni lekovi (BL) i tradicionalni biljni lekovi (TBL) predstavljaju vrste lekova. Kao aktivne sastojke sadrže biljne droge (supstance biljnog porekla) i/ili preparate biljnih droga (biljne preparate). BL se stavljaju u promet na osnovu potvrđenog kvaliteta, kliničke efikasnosti i bezbednosti. TBL se registruju na osnovu potvrđenog kvaliteta i dovoljno podataka o tradicionalnoj upotrebi kojima se dokazuje da imaju prihvatljiv stepen bezbednosti i očekivanu efikasnost. Komitet za biljne lekovite proizvode (HMPC) Evropske agencije za lekove (EMA) izdaje monografije EU za biljne droge, preparate biljnih droga i njihove kombinacije u kojima se nalaze pretklinički i klinički podaci za BL sa dobro poznatom upotrebom (WEU) i podaci o tradicionalnoj upotrebi (TU) za TBL. HMPC priprema i nacrte unosa u listu EU za TBL, koje usvaja i objavljuje Evropska komisija. Zaključno sa julom 2019. god., HMPC je izdao 160 finalnih monografija, koje su dostupne na web-sajtu EMA (157 monografija za 156 biljnih droga i preparata, dve monografije za dve kombinacije biljnih droga i jednu monografiju za čaj, tj. čajne mešavine); za 13 biljnih droga i preparata objavljeni su unosi u listu EU. U radu je dat prikaz terapijskih oblasti i indikacija koje su odobrene u navedenim finalnim monografijama EU. Takođe, dat je pregled BL i TBL koji imaju dozvole za stavljanje u promet/upisani su u Registar tradicionalnih biljnih lekova u Republici Srbiji. Ključne reči: biljni lekovi, tradicionalni biljni lekovi, Komitet za biljne lekovite proizvode Evropske agencije za lekove (EMA

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Herbal medicinal products in the treatment of depression

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Houses Based on Natural Stone; A Case Study—The Bay of Kotor (Montenegro)

Houses Based on Natural Stone; A Case Study—The Bay of Kotor (Montenegro)

Herbal and traditional Herbal Medicinal Products, EU Herbal monographs and EU list

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