REPORT OF MARKET RESEARCH ON MONGOLIAN TRADITIONAL MEDICINAL DRUGS.
SEPTEMBER 30, 2007.
PREPARED BY: SCHOOL OF PHARMACY, HSUM MINISTRY OF HEALTH MONGOLIA PREPARED FOR: WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION.
A research has been implemented by Ministry of Health, School of Pharmacy, and Health Sciences University of Mongolia with a collaboration of World Health Organization.
Fellows: D. Gereltuya, School of Pharmacy, Health Sciences University of Mongolia.
gereltuya@gmail.com
M. Khongorzul, School of Pharmacy, Health Sciences University of Mongolia.
khongoroo86@gmail.com
Project’s coordinators: Ch. Munkhdelger, Head of Department of Drug, medical device, Ministry of Health, Mongolia.
R. Tserenlkhagva, PhD, associate professor of School of Pharmacy, HSUM.
Executive organizations: Ministry of Health, Health Sciences University of Mongolia, School of Pharmacy.
International advisors: Robert J. Hagan, WHO Representative in Mongolia.
Carol Beaver, WHO’s consultant.
Local consultants: T.Zorig, PhD, associate professor , an expert in charge for medicinal safety, quality monitoring. J. Togtokhbayar, Traditional medical senior inspector.
Edited by S.Zina, an expert in charge for traditional medicine MoH.
Carol Beaver, WHO’s consultant.
ABBREVIATIONS:
GMP – Good manufacturing practice
HSUM – Health Sciences University of Mongolia
MoH – Ministry of Health
TM – Traditional medicine
WHO – World Health Organization
Scientists have identified that some traditional drug treatments use around 70
species and 700 genus medical plants that grow in Mongolia. These plants include
biological active ingredients that can treat diseases. As a result of their research 11,000
formulas have been identified that are used by Mongolian traditional healers. Some 200
essential formulas are in use that utilize components of plant, animal, minerals and other
raw materials. These formulas are based on components from around 360 medical plants
both leaves and roots, and 100 raw materials that prepared from animals and 100 raw
materials that prepared from minerals. Of these 150 medical plants are included into the
list of international pharmacopoeia and 17 geniuses medical plants.
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