AU2015201712A1 - A method of standardization of chemical and therapeutic values of foods & medicines using animated chromatographic fingerprinting - Google Patents

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The present invention provides a method of chromatographic fingerprinting facilitating assessment of chemical and therapeutic properties of foods and traditional medicines useful for chemical and therapeutic standardisation. It provides the influence of factors like pH, temperature, 5 viscosity and ionic nature of the media along with atomic and molecular properties indicating the chemical and therapeutic values of the foods and medicines of natural and synthetic nature. The analysis of biological samples like blood indicated the utility of the method for the assessment of clinical pathological conditions of healthy and diseased and facilitates drug discovery, drug monitoring, drug targeting and drug profiling using different features of 3-D animated energy box 10 created after analysing the sample by different analysis, separation and detection methods.

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P/00/011 Regulation 3.2 AUSTRALIA Patents Act 1990 COMPLETE SPECIFICATION STANDARD PATENT Invention Title: A method of standardization of chemical and therapeutic values of foods & medicines using animated chromatographic fingerprinting The following statement is a full description of this invention, including the best method of performing it known to us: A METHOD FOR STANDARDIZATION OF CHEMICAL AND THERAPEUTIC VALUES OF FOODS & MEDICINES USING ANIMATED CHROMATOGRAPHIC FINGERPRINTING 5 CROSS REFERENCE(S) TO RELATED APPLICATIONS This application is a divisional of Australian patent application 2013205265, which is a divisional of 2011203008, which is a divisional of 2005208148, the entire disclosures of which are herein incorporated in their entirety. FIELD OF INVENTION: 10 The present invention relates to a novel method of assessment of chemical and therapeutic properties of foods and traditional medicines using chromatographic finger printing useful for Chemical and therapeutic standardization. More particularly the present invention relates to organic, organo-metallic, metallic and metallo complex molecules which have absorptive or emission property of electromagnetic radiation presented in the form of Contour and 3-D stable 15 and motion graphics present in natural or man made foods or medicines used as a single or formulated materials, for chemical and therapeutic standardization. The analysis of biological samples like blood indicated the utility of the method for the assessment of clinical pathological conditions of healthy and diseased. Reference to any prior art in the specification is not, and should not be taken as, an 20 acknowledgment, or any form of suggestion, that this prior art forms part of the common general knowledge in Australia or any other jurisdiction or that this prior art could reasonably be expected to be ascertained, understood and regarded as relevant by a person skilled in the art. The present invention is a novel method of the development and utilization of the Contour and 3 D chromatograms of a herbal medicine and formulation developed under standardized 25 experimental (chemical and instrumental) conditions which is proposed as a novel method of chromatographic finger printing for medicines to achieve the chemical and therapeutic standardization. When the molecular weight, refractive index, emission and absorbance properties of electromagnetic radiation of different energies by the analyte samples and the polarity are measured at specific temperature, pH, Viscosity, ionic nature of the media and 30 volatility using suitable detectors, the properties of the analyte molecule will be known which in turn explains the energy of the analyte and its relation with a specific efficacy. When the molecular weight of the molecule having specific polarity and structure is analyzed with its absorption and emission properties of any electromagnetic radiation, under varying physical properties like its mass, temperature, volatility and viscosity, ionic media the chemical and 1001054824 2 therapeutic properties are assessed qualitatively and quantitatively leading to the assessment of their efficacy. When the data graphics developed under different conditions as mentioned at regular time intervals are converted into an animated movie data graph movie movable on all axis between 0 360 degrees, it facilitates to understand and standardize behavior properties of the analyte at different at different times under different conditions. Rotating the movie of the datagragh will provide more accurate and holistic interpretation of the analysis. BACKGROUND AND PRIOR ART REFERENCES As used herein, except where the context requires otherwise the term 'comprise' and variations of the term, such as 'comprising', 'comprises' and 'comprised', are not intended to exclude other additives, components, integers or steps. In the world many foods and drugs are used as a part of life for dietary, nutritional and therapeutic purposes. In India the traditional customs and social activities include, use of Ayurveda, Siddha and other Traditional Indian system of medicines to maintain the general health of people. In countries where traditional philosophies were practiced most of the day-to day activities will be included with some kind of traditional customs. Being the most intelligent animal, man might not have made any thing mandatory for the next generations without any purpose. Being responsible and affectionate to the next generations to keep them healthy and 0 happy he might have proposed some discipline in the life style. But this will be understood only by the generations who created it. Due to his personality man had also mis-used, mis-interpreted and misguided the next generations for his own benefits regarding some of these traditions in due course of time. Thus some of such traditions might have made the human life miserable. Reaching a status of universalization the present scientific community should create awareness 5 about the excellence of the traditions and medicines and revalidate if required and bring a better living atmosphere for the future generations. It is moral and ethical responsibility of the mankind to do so. By doing so man will not go backward, but gain the knowledge which has already been created and established. In almost all world traditional medicines the basic physicochemical properties of the medicines 0 were used to understand the chemical and therapeutic quality and efficacy of the medicines. 1001054824 2A Similarly the physicochemical parameters of the human body (Dhatu) and its various parts were well correlated by similar properties (Dosha) of the medicines. Thus a disease was identified and a suitable medicine having the properties was selected. The basic parameters like Tridoshas (Pitta, Kapha and Vata) used in traditional medicine are 5 understood to be categorized based on chemical properties of the material and the same was proved by the method we reported earlier (PCT/INOO/000 123). When the same property, dosha is efficient, sufficient or excess to body to weight ratio, it is called dosha (defect). The optimum (energy in the body) amount of property (Pitta, 1001054824 3 Kapha and Vata) is considered to be healthy, more or less than normal are considered to be doshas (defects) imbalanced conditions of tridoshas leads to diseases manifestation. In the present invention we report improved and new features of the method to assess the efficacy of foods and drugs used in the day-to-day life, which are helpful for 5 accurate analysis and also to assess the clinical pathological properties of biological materials like blood. The evidences of a well-organized system of medicine in India were traced in Harappa and Mohanzadaro (History of Medicine in India, Dr Priya Vrit Sharma). In the Indus valley civilization, a system of medicine has prevailed, in which drugs of vegetable, 10 animal and mineral origin were used. The OSADHISUKTA of the Rigveda is the oldest document of the knowledge about plants and herbal medicines. Medicine in India owes much to the traditional knowledge of Atharvaveda of which Ayurveda is said to be a upaveda. A large number of disease-syndrome relationships were defined and described by Charaka and Susruta in their medical treatises 'The Samhitas'. The treatment was 15 also prescribed in a systematic manner and on rational basis. On the other hand, it was realized that the biological phenomena couldn't be universally. explained by mechanical means as each individual varies in his basic constitution i.e., Prakruthi that must be kept in mind while prescribing diet or drug to the patient. The BINARY concept like Prakriti-Purusha (in Ayurveda), Yin-Yang (in 20 Chinese medicine), Normal-Abnormal was seen in almost all philosophies. After going through the ancient literature it was found that the medicines were standardized using their physico- chemical properties of the materials. The color, texture, odor and taste were used as a measure of the efficacy of any medicine. When the medicines were analyzed using the method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting 25 many generalizations and correlations were observed to be matching with traditional methods of drug standardization and therapeutic utility. They were explained with examples in the later pages of the present document. The ancient man after many years of evolution tried to understand the nature. He started using the naturally available flora and fauna for his daily needs, in which he 30 used the geological, plant and animal material for his dietary and health needs. Many a time some of the foods and drugs found to be beneficial for health, he made it mandatory to be used for the next generations to use under the name of TRADITIONS 4 in day to day life and in many cultural and social activities to pass on the benefits of the medicine enjoyed by them to the later generations. Many a time the present generations follow the health and social rules and regulations as suggested by their elders under the name of customs/traditions. No food or drug will 5 be used/administered with out any merit in it because improvement of mind and health is a continuous process. Even though generations, who developed these customs might only be able. to understand the real science of these traditions the generations who could .not under stand may not be able to understand them (Traditions). The benefit and value of these customs will be enjoyed and accepted by the later generations, when they are 10 well understood, practiced, rationally studied and explained scientifically. Otherwise the traditions become mere rituals with out serving any purpose. It cannot be ruled out that some misinterpretations and misconceptions might have been added in due course of time. They could be removed by studying the same with rational and scientific methods and confirm and understand the real science behind in the 15 traditional philosophies. Many dietary habits were explained in the Dinacharya (Daily Activity/habits) and Ruthucharya (Seasonal . Activity/habits) (Ritucharya, K.M.Shyam Sunder and Balasubrhmanyam, Center for Knowledge Systems, Chennai, India) to prevent formation of diseased status of the human being. Thus traditional philosophies have 20 many preventive methods along with curative methods in traditional philosophies while dealing with human health. Because it is known that a large human population in the world cannot be maintained with curative medicines. It is thus prescribed, "Prevention is better than Cure". The major draw back appears to be is lack of understanding about the scientific basis of 25 the traditional concepts used for establishing the relation of the properties of the medicines with different diseases of the human being and even animals. If this can be rationally answered most of the drug discovery problems could be solved. Another very important method practiced in traditional philosophies, which was not understandable for the modem generations, was the basis of the individualist nature of the human being 30 and diseases for selection of suitable medicines taking both in to consideration. Thus if we can understand the chemistry behind the traditional concepts/parameters used for diagnosis and to know the efficacy of the medicines and correlate their physico chemical properties, the drug standardization, drug designing, drug monitoring and 5 drug targeting along with disease identification become easy and understandable. In Indian traditional philosophies the concept of PRAKRITHI explains how the constitution of a human body varies from person to person, time to time, age to age and place to place. Analysis of blood samples of persons of different prakrithi show that 5 the prakrithi concept has a basis of chemistry as understood in medicines. Figures of blood samples shown in the later part of the present document show how the concept of Prakrithi is related to Physico chemical properties of the biological substances. The modern pharmacopoel methods being practiced for the evaluation of traditional medicines were not established based on the basic principles of traditional medicines. 10 Hence a method of analysis to analyze the medicines with out deviating from the basic concepts is proposed. The selection, application and treatment using traditional medicines has a specific philosophical guidelines. Hence the method of standardization should also have the same basis. The present pharmacopoel methods do not have this correlation. Two different protocols should not be used for the same purpose. 15 In modem science, the chemical and therapeutic properties were understood by studying the constituent molecules present in drugs and foods, which can be broadly, classified in to three categories the High Polar, Medium Polar and the Non-Polar molecules like a band spectrum which will have ability to respond to different electromagnetic radiations. The total polarity of the molecule depends on the total 20 Electrophlic and Nucleophilic moieties attached to the molecule along with the unsaturation of the molecules by their conjugation. These molecules will change their properties under different conditions like temperature, pH, pressure, viscosity and polarity of constituents and ionic or non-ionic media in which they are present. The living human body, animal body and plants will also contain the same type of 25 molecules where in different polar molecules will carry out different functions. Diseases were cured using the medicines of same polarity as that of the disease causing chemical constituents, i.e the molecules which can create the disorder when present abnormally high or low amounts can cure the same disorder, as said Similia Similus Curator by Dr Heinemann. 30 Existing methods of drug standardization: We have reported a novel method of standardization using chromatographic fingerprinting (PCT/IN00/00123) for standardization of medicines. Before explaining 6 the proposed method of standardization, the existing methods of standardization (Chemical & therapeutic) and chromatographic finger printing are discussed below. More detailed studies were incorporated in the present method. Table 1 shows different types of standardization methods used in traditional and modem medical philosophies. 5 There is a correlation between the chemical standardization with the therapeutic standardization in traditional methods. The traditional practitioner can assess the efficacy of the medicine using traditional methods. Where as modem method does not have these correlations. If ond can correlate, then the drug discovery become accurate' and less complicated. io A. Prior art on chemical standardization: i) Traditional: The great sage CHARAKA explained in his CHARAKA SAMHITA "The understanding of the totality of an entity does not arisefrom a fragmentary knowledge of it". (CHARAKA SAMHITA Vi. 4.5). This makes it clear that standardization and 15 therapeutic efficacy of any medicine in which all the constituents present in, are not taken into consideration is futile. This indicates that the efficacy of the medicines is due to the totality of the constituents but will not be due to any single constituent. Thus when a molecule is separated from a mixture of constituents it loses the required original efficacy. 20 Traditional herbalists used to select a medicine based on the organoleptic methods available at that time like color, texture, smell and taste by which they used to assess the chemical and therapeutic efficacy of a medicine. The similar properties were used to diagnose the disease and in a patient to select suitable medicine- They were selecting suitable medicines useful for the specific individual. These methods involve intrinsic 25 knowledge and understanding of the inter and intra therapeutic interactions of the medicines and body constituents to cure diseases. This knowledge varies from individual to individual and depends on the individual skill and ability of the practitioner or philosopher. Practically it will be difficult to provide a rational basis and understanding in terms of modem chemical terms for any mechanism to explain, using 30 personified methods. Hence modern science uses instruments for various purposes, which eliminates the individual factors and facilitates reproducibility in data and information. Most of the times it is the energy of the disease and medicine dealt with for curing the disease. Thus measuring the energy help to over come this problem.

7 Hence to understand the therapeutic efficacy of a medicine or food, one needs to understand their physical and chemical properties. The basic properties classified were 1.Taste (Rasa), 2.Quality (Guna) 3.Potency (Virya) 4.Post assimilative status and effect of the constituents (Vipaka) and 5.Special action (Prabhava, medicines with same 5 chemical properties but different therapeutic efficacies). The properties of these parameters are found to be related to their physico chemical properties measurable in the form of chemical properties. It is these three factors namely, the Doshas (Disorders), the Dhatus (biological compounds) and the Malas (excreta) that are mainly dealt for curing a disease or a 10 disorder. If the above-mentioned properties of the medicines tally with the dosha, it will be vitiated or balanced, thus the disease is cured. In traditional philosophies Dosha is a term used generally to describe the status of a property when it is healthy or diseased. When the same property is present in a changed, imbalanced form, then also it is said to be Dosha (Deranged). 15 The selection and use of drugs according to Ayurvedic basic principles vary from one situation to another according to doshic predominance of the patient. In other words there is a relation between the medicinal properties (Dravya Gunas) and disorders (doshas). Addition or deletion of one or more drugs may be necessitated to treat an identical disease in the patients with different personalities. Hence, Ayurvedic 20 pharmacotherapy is more individualistic according to dosha predominance of the patient and not generalized as in the case of modem medicine. Identification of Tridoshas properties (Rasa, Guna, Veerya, Vipaka and Prabhava) compatible to disorders (doshas) is unique and more reliable in Ayurvedic Pharmacotherapy. In the traditional philosophy of India about 41 properties (Gunas) were explained which will 25 help to understand the efficacy of the medicines on the diseased conditions. Table 2-4, Shadrasa Nighantu show the classification of different medicines are classified in to different groups based on taste. The selection of the most suitable medicine for a specific taste and efficacy was done from any of the plants available. These tables show groups of herbal medicines classified in to groups based on chemical properties like 30 taste with indicated therapeutic efficacy. Charaka the traditional philosopher has classified a set of 10 medicines for a specific property of the efficacy. Dashaimani was observed to be a classification of medicines based on the therapeutic property. The Table 5 of Charakas Maha Kashaya Dashaimani 8 shows how different medicines of different botanical classes were grouped for a specific therapeutic purpose. When the Chromatographic Fingerprints of medicines of one group Were Studied, it was observed that the classification was based on the chemical constituents having a specific physico chemical property like polarity and 5 conjugative property and ability to respond for specific electromagnetic radiations. Table 6 shows some of the traditionally classified medicines (Ganoushadha varga) based on their different properties having commonality in efficacy many-of them were used as traditional preparations in the Indian families. In traditional medicines one of the basic parameters used for chemical and therapeutic 10 standardization is 'Taste'. The interpretation of taste against efficacy depends on the health of the individual. The taste felt by an individual will depend on the health of the individual. For example when a medicine having Bitter (Tikta Rasa) and Pungent taste (Katu Rasa) is consumed by an individual, based on the polarity of the taste molecule and the polarity of the taste receptor, the respective message will be sent to brain after 15- which the individual will express his observation. If the person is Pitta in nature and the medicine is bitter and pungent by taste, he will express that the Pungent is primary and the bitter is secondary by taste. If the same medicine is consumed by a Vata personality he will express Bitterness as primary taste and pungent as secondary. This indicates that the interaction between the taste receptor in the first case is more for pungent molecule 20 and the respective taste receptor. In the second case it will be more for bitter molecule and the respective taste receptor. The taste receptor polarity in each of the individual is not same, hence the difference is observed. The response of the person will depend upon his health as on that moment which will change due to different factors. This method is generally used in traditional philosophies to identify the Prakrithi 25 (Personality) of the patient as on that moment, for a better selection of the suitable medicine. Using present method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting the chemical properties of the molecule of a specific taste are studied and established the relation of taste with therapeutic efficacy of a medicine. When large number of medicines single or formulations were analyzed it was observed 30 that all the basic concepts in most of the traditional medicines were found to have a sound basis of chemistry. There will be variation in the properties of these doshas M medicines, man and animals. Thus there may not be a similar report of a specific taste by two different individuals for a medicine with a specific set of chemical constituents 9 giving specific taste. This leads to opinion difference from person to person. Traditionally when herbal medicines are assessed for a specific taste and also for the main and subsidiary tastes. The main taste is the one, which is felt immediately after consumption. Subsidiary is the one, which is felt later. This is called Pradhana Rasa 5 (First taste sensed / observed by an individual) and Anu Rasa (Secondary. taste sensed / observed by an individual) concept. Due to this reason the personified tests like assessment taste is considered as irrational due to its non reproducibility of the same response in any place and by any person at any time. The Dosha Bhedas ju The Doshas (Properties) in human body and medicines were understood to be present at various levels and physicians use to select a medicine suitable for a specific disease with specific property. The different combinations of the properties of Tri Doshas are explained using the above combinations. Different permutations and combinations of the Tri doshas leading to different patterns 15 of the human being was explained in terms of DOSHA BHEDAS as shown in Tables 7. The energy absorbed or emitted by a sample at different conditions of temperature or pH when presented in one data will be able to explain the property of the sample under test, whether medicine or blood. In traditional medicines the Tridoshas are categorized in to 63 states where in the 20 Tridoshas (three energies) will be present in different permutations and combination of them. If one of the energy is deficient than optimum it'is called Tara (Deficient) and if it is excessive it is called Tama (Excessive) and if it is sufficient it is called Sama (Equivalent). Three energies will be varying in their quantitative level based on the influencing factors like genetic, ecological and geological conditions, temperature, pH, 25 Viscosity and humidity etc, One, two or three of these energies will be varying in a system leading to different states of energies. Ultimately the medicines should bring a Sama, the equilibrium status of the energy of all three doshas having the energies at required levels. These energies will be present in microorganism to Universe. The ideal combination will be Sama dosha (required levels) of all three energies. 30 a). Modern chemical standardization The therapeutic activity of any food or drug will depend upon its physical and chemical properties. It also depends on the physico chemical properties of the diseased human being or animal, which consumes the food or medicine. This response may vary from 10 individual to individual. This needs to be understood. Thus understanding the chemical constituents using their physico-chemical properties of medicines will help to understand the therapeutic activity of the medicine. Traditionally, the properties of the medicines and disease patterns, in suffering and 5 healthy humans were expressed in the traditional language, which is not understandable to the modern generations. The physico chemical properties of the medicines play a major role on the therapeutic activity of the medicine. In modem science these properties of molecules can be understood and studied using many chemical parameters like, the molecular weight of lo analytes, polarity and conjugative properties leading to understand the energy system existing in the body and in medicines. Polarity is a resultant electrochemical property due to different electron donating (nucleophilic) and electron-accepting (electrophilic) moieties attached to the molecules along with the unsaturated double and triple bonds present in it influenced by an ionic or non-ionic media in which it exists. They will 15 influence the rate of activity or reactivity of a molecule in chemical and biochemical reactions. The second parameter that influences the activity of the molecule is the spatial arrangement of atoms leading to an asymmetric energy system in a molecule, which can create activity when it is present in a living system. Due to this reason the isomeric 20 (Geometrical and optical isomers) molecules play an important role in the biological activity in the body where in, a large number of bio chemical pathways will be working simultaneously with out cross interactions and interference's. Hence the chemistry of CIIRAL DRUGS has become very important. Ultimately it is the total energy present in the molecule, which makes it therapeutically active. The molecular energy will 25 depend on the energies of the atoms of the molecules, its geometry and the energy it can absorb and/or emit. The total chemical profile compatible to the human body will be taken into consideration for standardization of therapeutic efficacy of the medicine. Hence in the present computer- based instrumental method, the total properties of all the constituents 30 at different conditions are taken into consideration. The Chromatographic Fingerpnts of the medicines were proposed as a visual tool and proof for many purposes of standardization of medicines. Before discussing the proposed method the existing methods of standardization are given below.

11 Existing analytical methods of chemical standardization: Even though there are traditional methods for standardization of medicines, they are considered as irrational as they depend on the personal skills of the individual and his health and were not explained in the atomic and molecular terminology. 5 None of the existing methods of chemical analysis were able to correlate the physico chemical properties like taste, texture, odour and color as used traditionally to assess efficacy of the medicine. Traditional practitioners are able to assess the efficacy of the medicines based on such simple type of tests and select the medicine, which is therapeutically efficacious. 1o Most of the pharmaceutical analysis was done as reported in the official methods and pharmacopoeias. The chromatographic method involves a chromatogram with the peaks due to absorbance or emission of radiation at, specific wavelength by molecules eluted by a mobile phase on a separation column and the eluents detected by any suitable detectors for detection. But when there are molecules present in the analyte 15 samples having absorbance maxima at different wavelength values from 200-800nm or more, they cannot be detected. Thus the existing method is found to be not suitable for the analysis of herbal medicines. Also even after such analysis at single wavelength, there is no correlation between the analytical data and its efficacy in traditional terms. Where as the traditional chemical assessment like taste is indicating the efficacy of 20 medicines. This art of assessment has been incorporated in the basic concepts of traditional philosophies by correlating the chemical properties with their therapeutic efficacy. The protocol used for drug selection and quality control should be same in any philosophy. The existing methods of standardization do not interpret the analytical data in traditional terms. The present method is proposed for this purpose. If the meaning of 25 the traditional parameters could be explained in terms of the chemical properties, similar correlation could be achieved. Usually the chromatographic analysis is done using a reference standard (Internal or External). With out a standard reference material, the analysis has no meaning because the PEAK of the chromatogram does not provide any kind of chemical properties of the 30 compound eluted. Hence, the confirmation of the Qualitative and Quantitative properties (Spectral or Chemical) of the components with relation to their efficacy is unclear.

12 In the qualitative and quantitative analysis of medicines/drugs (Single or Formulation), the emphasis is given mainly on the spectral and chemical properties of the components eluted after analyzing the sample. The analysis is done based on the interaction of Electro magnetic radiation say the Ultra Violet and Visible radiation even up to Near 5 Infrared radiation on the analytes and their response to it. In the existing method of chromatography, the analytical report i.e., the chromatogram under practice is not giving any of the chemical properties like polarity and relation to the efficacy of the analyte. The chromatogram is not able to show the molecules, which does not absorb at that wavelength or have a different "Absorbance maxima" other than the set 1o wavelength (say 225 or 254nm). If the sample is 100% pure and if it is a known molecule, then the analysis at a fixed wavelength is acceptable, but it is highly impractical in the case of herbal medicines where in more than one molecule is present absorbing at more than one wavelength. Hence the existing method of chemical standardization was found to be not useful for the standardization of traditional 15 medicines. Hence any chromatogram presented at a specific wavelength is not able to provide the complete chemical profile of the ingredients present in a single medicine and a - formulation. So, the chromatogram is partial in its report, and is not acceptable. Any analytical method, which is not giving complete information of the analysis, is 20 scientifically not acceptable. In the use of herbal medicines, the medicine as a whole is used with some standard therapeutic conditions prescribed in the ancient literature and scripts. Hence the concept of searching for an active ingredient is said to be unscientific and incomplete, because it is the total profile that is responsible for the medicinal property of the medicine. 25 It is already mentioned (Frank R Stermirtz et al,. PANS/Feb 15,2000/Vol 97.No 4/pp 1433-1437) that, the synergy of the other constituents present along with the major constituent is equally important because the first will not be able to do its function with out the other constituents present in the extract as explained in the beginning. In the present method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting it is shown that in a group of 30 molecules of medicines the property of each of the molecules, will be influenced by the others surrounding it. Thus the polarity of a molecule will vary when it is present in between a cluster of molecules having different polarities due to field effect. Even the separation pattern will change on a chromatographic column when a molecule is 13 analyzed singly and in a mixture. Figure 1 shows Different chromatographic features of a modern liquid chromatograph with PDA detector. Figure 2 shows the existing method of chromatographs at different wavelengths. B. Prior art on traditional therapeutic standardization: 5 The great Indian Medical sages have understood and defined the concept of Indian medicine by clearly defining the properties, constituents and humors of the living beings. They also understood the inter and intra relations amongst them. In almost all the traditional philosophies the basic concepts include the nature and its role on the humors of the human beings. It is said that the human body is made of seven types of 1o constituents (Saptadhatus). The normal properties (Tridoshas) are of three types. The physico chemical properties of any material in the universe are due to five elements (Pancha bhutas). The interactions of different permutation and combination of these elements will influence the health. Hence, the understanding of these properties will help to understand their physical and chemical properties and so there by, their I therapeutic effficacies. The philosophers in different parts of world have also developed such concepts suitable for their science and society. In Tables 8-9 Of Rasa vs. Properties, the relation of properties and efficacy of the medicines is explained. The relation of panchabhutas and Rasas with the efficacy is also well explained in the traditional concepts of traditional medicines. Table 10 shows the relation of 20 panchamahabhoothas and the biotransformation happening in every system of the universe. The same will happen in every part of the universe under suitable conditions. Tables 11,12 show the relation of Panchabhutas with different physicochemical properties. In Indian traditional philosophies, herbal medicines have also been classified based on 25 astrological parameters. The Table 13-15 of Astrological relation of plants and medicines shows the information. i) Traditional Method: In ancient times (pre samhitic and pre Susrutic period in India), the physicians used NADISASTRA (Science of reading pulse) to know the status of the TRIDOSHAS 30 (Vata, Kapha and Pitta) at the time of diagnosis to know the health status of the patient. The specific type of pulse is studied to explain the type of disorder pre-dominant in the patient (Dr P.V.Sharma, History of Medicine in India, INSA,1992). Astastana pareeksha is one of such methods, which helps to understand the disease pattern of the 14 patient. In traditional ayurvedic literature the morphological features of the plants were correlated with their physico chemical properties along with efficacy. Table 16 shows the same. It is used to understand the type of dosha(s) predominant in the patient at the time of 5 diagnosis and the respective dosha(s) to be vitiated to cure the disorder. But this art of reading NADI (Pulse) was confined to some people of high caliber, personal skill and ability with lot of.discipline and experience. Hence, every traditional practitioner was not able to practice it. The art of understanding the physico-chemical properties of the medicines and the 10 humours of the human being was developed and standardized. The inter and intra relations of these properties with nature which influences health had been studied and standardized thus the art of pharmacology and pharmaco-therapeutics was developed by the physicians. The therapeutic efficacy of a drug is defined as,l) It is a substance that is capable of 15 bringing about an (pharmacological) action in the human body (Kriyagunavat) and 2) This is due to the collective functioning of many factors, (samavayikaranam), just as a piece of cloth results because from its many component threads acting together, The role of Panchamahabhootas has been explained on which the Ayurvedic concept of physiology, pathology, pharmacology, medicine and therapeutics were founded are 20 known as the doctrine of Panchamahabhootas. These doctrines have been expounded, among others, by the Shad-Darshanas or the six philosophical systems of India. Of these, Ayurveda has relied on some like, the Nyaya-Vaisheshika and Sankhya- Yoga Systems. The Shad-Darshanas claim to have sought for and ascertained the ultimate causes 25 relating to life and life process in terms of causes and effects and enunciate the laws and principles that govern them. (The Fundamental principles of Ayurveda by C. Dwarkanath). In the world we see, there are two main types of living things, the plants and animals. It is also said that this world is made of five great elements i.e,. Earth, Water, Air, Fire 30 and Space (As said Panchabhutas in Ayurveda). The basic properties of these materials are of two types, Strong - Powerful and Mild - Soft. If we accede to this highly tenable logic we can say that in this world, all actions are due to different per mutational and 15 combinational series of the above properties, giving a wide range of properties and materials varying in their intensity. In the philosophy of most of the traditional medicines world over, the co-inherence of the nature of the five constituents is taken into consideration by which the body is 5 made. They will help in understanding the disease or disorder of the patient. This coherence is called PRAKRITHI - PURUSHA in Ayurveda, Yin - Yang in Chinese medicine. After the Panchabhoutic concept, the concept of Tridosha (Pitta, Kapha and Vata) plays a major role in the Indian traditional medicine and the seven constituents (Saptadhatus) 10 by which the body is made up of. Thridoshas are mention to be present every part of the body and world. Table 17 shows how different diseases erupt due to the derangement of tridoshas and the root cause of the diseases. Traditionally these imbalances of tridoshas that will be looked in to , to cure any disease first. Figure 3 shows the relation of properties, Panchabhutas with three doshas. The balancing of the doshas are dealt 15 like a balance Ayurveda believes in the holistic philosophy of life and emphasis is given for the prevention of diseases rather than curing of diseases. The holistic approach of ayurveda advocates that the soul, mind and the body are the three integral parts of life and when these are in dynamic equilibrium and harmony, the state is called GOOD HEALTH 20 (Arogya). When they are in disequilibrium and disharmony, the state is called DISEASE. (Vaishamya). According to ayurveda, the physiological features of various systems are maintained in dynamic equilibrium status by TRIDOSHAS. In other words, harmony of tridoshas bestows good health, disharmony results to disease. Hence, most of the time the tridoshas are dealt with, in curing any disease. 25 Chinese medicine classifies the status of the human body as YIN* and YANG representing sorrow and happiness. These factors are attributed for various properties of the medicines and living beings. The maintenance of these factors is done holistically by taking the role of chemical, physiological and social factors in to consideration. Most of the time the Chinese medicine has a direct or indirect relation with various BIO 30 ENERGY centers located in the body. The art of acupuncture uses the same. The other factors reported in other philosophies, have resemblance with Chinese medicine. After the drug it is the disease that should be dealt with for which the selection of drug is made for. A disease is defined as "Any thing that brings a sadness and grief to this 16 person (Purusha). They are of four types I.The accidental (Agantavaha) 2.The body born (Sarirah) 3.The Mind born (Manasah) and 4.The natural (Swabhavikah). It is for this reason, most of the traditional concepts deal with both psychosomatic factors to cure the disease along with a disciplined and standardized method of life. Hence 5 disease is an expression of imbalance in doshas. If the tridoshas can be analyzed the correlation of the disease and medicines could be understood. As said above, it is mostly considered as those bodily diseases having their source arise by the incompatibilities of the thridoshas Viz., Vata, Kapha and Pitta and blood individually or in combination with one another. But, the diseases like psychological 10 are dealt in a different way. That is why any traditional philosophy considers all the psychosomatic factors in to consideration to deal with a disease. The individual properties of the doshas are explained as given below. A detailed description of all the factors is given in our earlier patent for various philosophies in order to under stand more generally about different traditional 15 medicines world over. Table 18 gives an concise description of the Indian Ayurvedic philosophy and various components in it. Tables 19-21 show how the medicines were classified based on their physico chemical properties and efficacy. ii) Modern method of therapeutic standardization: The existing pharmacotherapy lias not taken the above-mentioned concepts into 20 consideration. Phytochemists are interested only in isolation, purification and structural elucidation of the active principles isolated from the plants and they passed on them to pharmacologists to study their biological activity. The pharmacologists in turn screen the molecule(s) for pharmacological activity, establish its mechanism(s) of action and substantially rate its efficacy in comparison with the existing standard drugs used in 25 modern medicine. This concept is in no way going to help the traditional medical practitioners since the isolation of the active principle(s) drastically change the holistic character of the medicines and their therapeutic efficacy. Instead of assaying the solvent extraction fractions, active principles etc., obtained from 30 the individual plants, the analysis of total extract from a medicine using a solvent compatible to the human cells and cell membranes of the body will be of much use to evaluate the pharmacological activity of such medicines.

17 In the modem clinical trials conducted for the therapeutic standardization they are done in three phases (four in the case of international utility), involving large number of people. The information regarding a new medicine to be submitted to Drug Controller generally consists of, 5 1.Chemical structure 2.Pharmacological class 3.Formulation details 4.Data on animals including data on toxicity studies 5.Data on clinical pharmacology including pharmacokinetics 10 (Behavior of the drug in the human body) 6.Pharmacodynamics (Actions of the drug inside the body) 7.Special studies and status of the drug in the rest of the world. 8.Data on Bio-Equivalence studies But all the above studies are costly and time consuming. Basically they will not be 15 taking into account of the role of the ecological factors, the genetic discipline (as practiced in the Indian family and marriage relations), the psychological, the social and other variable parameters of the patient in to consideration. This will make the effectiveness of the drug limited to a particular group or genetic type of people The existing modem methods of chemical and therapeutic standardization will not 20 explain the basic concepts of traditional medicine. The success of traditional medicines is due~ to the strength of the basic concepts. Hence if any method can explain the efficacy of the medicines using the basic concepts it will be useful. As said in traditional concepts the thridoshas were not taken into consideration under drug discovery including the difference of the chemical constitution of each individual. 25 Thus it is very specific to a particular group of human beings. It is this reason it commonly fails to act on a wide range of populations. The predictive methods of standardization for therapeutic efficacy: The Molecular modeling: To solve the problem of finding a lead molecule of a specific efficacy, many methods 30 of computational chemistry are under use. It has a limitation of being able to calculate for smaller molecules only. The present hardware needs extraordinary capability to do such work on molecules of higher volumes. The parameters like Electron densities (Charges), Electrostatic potential, Dipole (and higher multiple) moments, Molecular 18 orbitals and normal and excited state needs to be calculated. In general The Molecular Orbital Theory (MO), Density Functional theory (DFT) Valance Bond theory (VB) is under use for such calculation of energies. Lipinskys (Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews 23 (1997) 3-25) rule of 5 says that a 5 molecule will be poor absorptive or permeative if 1.There Are More Than Five Hydrogen Bonds 2.The Molecular Weight Is More Than 500 3.The Log P Is Over 5 4.There Are More Than 10 Hydrogen Bond Acceptors And 10 5.Compound Classes That Are Subtracts For Biological Transporters Are Exceptions To The Rule. Computational method being non practical, simulated and not developed in similar conditions as existing in human or animal body they will have many limitations. Efforts are made to understand the efficacy of a medicine using the atomic and molecular 15 properties simulated in a computer (Computational Chemistry George P.Ford, In press). They are highly mathematical and predictive. The structure activity correlation also uses the method of mathematical modeling taking the molecular properties in to consideration. But mostly they are not 1 0 0 % accurate and do not interpret the efficacy interms of traditional concepts of traditional philosophies. The relation of diffcrcnt 20 tastes with their efficacy was attempted to assess using such kind of modeling software's. The present method will help to understand the traditional parameters for understanding the relation of efficacy with the physico chemical properties of the constituents in the medicines. When some medicines were studied using this type of software along with present 25 method the results were of less conclusive. Figures 4-5. The Retention activity correlations: There are efforts to correlate the efficacy of the medicines with the retention of the molecules eluted on a chromatographic devise. Almost all have used the subjective parameters like retention were used with out much using the energy absorbed/enitted. 30 The adsorption phenomena happening during the process of separation of analyte molecules over a chromatographic media is similar to the pharmaco dynamics of the medicines in human body. Many efforts are going on in predicting the efficacy of the medicines of unknown origin or of synthetic origin. The retention of the molecules was 19 correlated with reported efficacy of a specific group of medicines with a common efficacy with many limitations. But the retention time of an elution of a molecule over a separation media will be influenced by many influencing factors, like properties of mobile phase, stationary phase, pH, temperature, viscosity and other physico chemical 5 properties which influence the energy of the molecules under study, the medicines also undergo different changes similarly while they move through the body matter. Most of the researches were not accounted for the correlation of the energy absorbed or emitted with the efficacy of the molecule or medicine. Thus the present method has many advantages over the existing method of chemical and therapeutic standardization. Some lo references related to this work is given in References 1-20. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for detection and identification of constituents of extracts of plants or animal, natural or synthetic sources possessing chemical and medicinal values and capable of responding (absorb or emit) to Electro 15 Magnetic of radiation using a 2-D and a 3-D animated chromatographic finger printing and the generated movie movable on all axis between 0-360 degrees, (as shown in figure 8) chromatogram is divided in to 27 zones or further partitions there of, for chemical and therapeutic standardization where in said method comprising the steps of: i. Extracting Organic, Organo-metallic and metallic atoms or molecules using 20 suitable solvent. ii. Subjecting the extract obtained in step (i) to the separation analysis based on pH, polarity under the influence of physical properties like temperature, viscosity and ionic media -. using a Chromatography technique under experimental conditions. 25 iii. Generating static and animated Contour and 3-D data graphs of the ingredients eluted based on conjugative and polarity properties along with varying energies absorbed/ emitted qualitatively and quantitatively after suitable decryption and encryption of the datagragh file. iv. Converting the, data thus obtained from step '1ii' in to a data image into static 30 and animated movie datagragh movable on all axis between 0-360 degrees, using of the data of the analyte at different chemical and analytical variable conditions and analyzing the data graph based on the selection of various properties like polarity, mass and colors denoting the concentrations of the 20 various constituents and their energy dealt with at a specific X, Y, Z pixel value of the image with time having a specific energy detected on a detector which can measure the energy absorbed /emitted by the analyte. v. Generating a chromatogram based on the data and color analyzed, having different 5 polarities and energies at various retention times along with different physico chemical properties like conjugative and polarity properties of the analyte constituents eluted with time at different pH and temperatures. vi. Generating data in the form of a 2-D and 3-D forms and divided in to different zones representing a specific energy absorbed/ emitted and related to efficacy of the medicine, .0 the division of the image is based on the retention time indicated on X axis and wavelength indicated on Y-axis and absorbance on Z-axis, where in the X, Y and Z-axis are divided in to three zones based on polarity, absorbance and variable absorbance/emission qualitatively and quantitatively at specific conditions. vii. Identifying the compounds in the said molecules by the absorptive and emission .5 properties of various constituents in the image related to a specific efficacy due to its action on a specific single or multiple pathways based on the division of datagragh of fingerprints into different chemical and therapeutic zones. viii. Identifying, determining and classifying the constituents by the absorptive or emission of an electromagnetic, electrical or magnetic energy of the eluted constituents based on 20 physico chemical properties like polar, medium polar and, less or non-polar properties and conjugation for chemical and therapeutic standardization of the sample analyzed. ix. Generating a barcode for the data using the X, Y, Z and time and energy coordinate properties of the data. x. Generating a database of Chromatographic Fingerprints and barcodes and identifying 25 the respective compounds of extract. xi. Generating a database of Chromatographic Fingerprints and barcodes and identifying the respective compounds of the extract. 1000759591 21 ASPECTS OF THE INVENTION In one aspect the present invention seeks to propose a novel method for chemical and therapeutic standardization by detection and identification and animated 2-D and 3-D chromatographic finger printing of organic, organo metallic and metallic constituents of extracts of plants, animal or geological origin, natural or synthetic sources capable of responding (absorb, emit, reflect, refract or diffract) to different wavelengths of electromagnetic radiations, possessing different chemical and therapeutic properties at different pH, temperature, viscosity and ionic media using their physico chemical properties like polarity, conjugation, mass and total quantum of energy of the analytes where in the data graphs are presented as static and movable on any axis of 0-360 degrees providing complete information about the analyte. In another aspect the present invention seeks to identify the molecules in the said compounds by the absorptive, refractive, reflective, diffractive and emission properties of various constituents in the medicine related to a specific efficacy due to its action on a specific single or multiple pathways. In a further aspect the present invention seeks to identify, determine and classify the constituents by the absorptive, refractive, reflective, diffractive or emission of an electromagnetic, electrical or magnetic energy of the eluted constituents based on physico chemical properties like polar, medium polar and, less or non-polar properties and conjugation for chemical and therapeutic standardization of the sample analyzed. 0 In yet a further aspect the present invention seeks to provide a complete chemical analysis of the constituents present in the medicine under study and their conjugative properties indicating the therapeutic efficacy as per the physico chemical and traditional parameters of the medicine using new software developed. In another aspect the present invention relates to a method, where in a single solvent Ethanol or 5 aqueous Ethanol is used for extraction of the constituents; same analytical conditions and instrumental parameters were used for all samples to bring the therapeutic generalizations there by achieving the therapeutic standardization. Still one more aspect of the present invention relates to a method, wherein, inbuilt software provides a novel concept of chromatographic finger printing of herbal medicines that will be 1000759591 22 useful for the quick identification of the actual profile of the compounds present in the medicine under use along with their therapeutic efficacy of the constituents. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the atoms/ molecules are separated using a chromatographic method of 5 separation and arranged in the specific order of polarity along with conjugative property measuring the absorptive and emission property of an electromagnetic radiation by the analytes. Yet another aspect of the present invention seeks to provide a software capable of analyzing (extracting colors) the colored contour and 3-D chromatographic image based on various colors absorbed/emitted with respect to a specific energy at different chemical, analytical and time 0 intervals as presented in the energy box. The box denoting the concentrations and energies of various constituents eluted with time having arranged in a specific order of polarity indicated as retention time at a specific pH, temperature, viscosity and ionic media. Yet another aspect of the present invention relates to a method, wherein, an inbuilt software provides a novel chromatographic finger printing of herbal medicines and formulations analyzed 5 and are developed on a electromagnetic radiation detector like Photo Diode array Detector (PDA) connected to a chromatographic instrument like High Pressure Liquid Chromatograph, which delineates the data of the spectral properties of the constituents present in the material having the medicinal value, presented in a specific order of physico chemical properties like polarity along with conjugation generated under similar experimental analytical conditions. 20 One more aspect of the present invention relates to a method used as a data processor of 2-D and 3 D static and animated data graphs an analyte moving in 0-360 degrees on any axis. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method which uses solvents for extraction, are selected based on the polarity, hydrophilic and hydrophobic nature of the constituents of the sample under study. 25 Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method wherein, the polarity of the mobile phase of a non-aqueous and an aqueous solvent of a specific pH is controlled by varying the ratio of the mobile phase from 0% to 100% of an aqueous solvents like water or a buffer of a known pH, along with a non-aqueous solvent and vice-versa. 1000759591 23 Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method wherein, on analysis of 3-D and contour chromatograms using new software, gives a data having indicated the vitiation of doshas quantitatively in percentage ratio. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting to assess the healthy or diseased patterns of a human being, animal or a microorganism, which helps for different purposes of disease identification, disease monitoring, drug selection, drug targeting and drug monitoring. Still one more aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the atoms/ molecules are separated and arranged in the specific order of polarity along with conjugative property measuring the absorbance, emission, reflection, refraction or diffraction properties of an electromagnetic radiation by the analytes. One more aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the 3-D box is the container of the three energies where in the constituents of different properties will be having the polarity. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the 3-D box is the container of the three types of molecules with specific energies where in, the constituents with known properties of the molecular structure, mass, polarity and conjugation will be indicating the chemical and therapeutic properties of the constituents and the medicines. 0 Yet another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the molecules are eluted in a specific order of polarity with a range of conjugative property using detectors with measurement of absorbance, emission, reflection, refraction or diffraction properties of matter when exposed to electromagnetic radiation, along with conductivity, molecular structure and mass is useful for the chemical and therapeutic 5 standardization. One more aspect of the present invention relates to a method capable of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the molecules are arranged in a specific order of physico chemical properties for chemical and therapeutic standardization. 1000759591 24 Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method capable of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the molecules in a sample matrix are separated by means of a chromatographic technique and arrange in a specific order of polarity for chemical and therapeutic standardization based on the polarity along with conjugation properties. 5 Yet another aspect of the present invention relates to a method capable of analyzing a sample at different electromagnetic radiations, polarity, viscosity and temperature using suitable pumps to pump the liquids of mobile phase, having a detector which can measure the absorbance, emission, reflection, refraction or diffraction properties of analyte samples in a selected range of wavelength, having a software generating analysis data after coordination and compilation of 0 signals from different types of detectors and analyzing the data for chemical and therapeutic standardization, generating barcode for the data generated after analysis and finally arranging the data in specific data base folders. Another aspect of the present invention relates to a method capable of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in. the physico chemical properties of the carrier are varied for eluting the 5 molecules of a sample matrix to be separated on a chromatographic separation media of a planar or closed chromatographic system for chemical and therapeutic standardization. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method capable of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the analytes after separated on a chromatographic system under different conditions of temperature, pH and viscosity and detected with detectors able to detect the mass, 20 fragmentation pattern, conductivity, polarity, refraction, reflection, diffraction, absorptive and emittive properties of the analytes over a range of electromagnetic radiation for chemical and therapeutic standardization of natural, biological and synthetic materials and medicines. Yet another aspect of the present invention relates to a detection system which arrays the results of interaction of radiation with matter for the molecules arranged in a specific order of polarity 25 and results in interpretation of the chemical and therapeutic properties of analyte sample. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method as, where in the chemical and therapeutic standardization is assessed for a material using the absorptive, refraction, reflection, diffraction and emittive properties of the molecules at a specific single or multiple wavelengths of radiation energy ranges to which the matter is exposed. 1000759591 25 Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of chromatographic system having the data generated due to the separation of analytes over a separation media under specified analytical conditions leading to chemical and therapeutic standardization of the analytes under test. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of chromatographic system for chemical and therapeutic standardization based on the pattern of the energy data graphs generated due to the inter action of radiation with matter in a detection system to which the matter is exposed to. One more aspect of the present invention relates to a method of bioinformatics to assess the efficacy of a medicine and a diseases pattern/status of a living being for disease identification, disease monitoring, drug identification, drug targeting, drug selection, drag monitoring and drug inter action with biological systems. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method, where in the solvents of different polarities are used for extraction based on the hydrophilic and hydrophobic nature of the sample 5 and the constituents under study, generally ethyl alcohol is used as solvent for preparation and standardization of medicines. One more aspect of the present invention relates to a method, where in the Chromatographic Fingerprints can be developed for a same medicine extracted under different pH, polarity, viscosity, ionic media and temperature values. .O Another aspect of the present invention relates to a method, the said method is carried out using standard analytical parameters like extraction with ethyl alcohol, maintaining a regular run time although the analysis of samples, eluting with a mobile phase of acetonitrile and phosphate buffer having a pH range of 3-9, electromagnetic radiation range of 200-800nm or below or beyond using a suitable and capable detector, maintaining column, total flow line and detector in 25 the temperature range of 15-70'C, a mobile phase conductivity range of 0 to 50 X 103 mhos. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method, wherein the non-aqueous, organic and aqueous, water or buffer used under specified pH, viscosity, ionic media and temperature are selected based on the range of pH, viscosity, ionic media, temperature and polarity required. 1000759591 26 One more aspect of the present invention relates to a method, wherein converting the analytical data into a colored image or an analyzable data comprising the conjugative and polarity properties and quantitative data of the constituents of the medicine under study. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method, where in the therapeutic efficacy 5 of a medicine (Single or formulated) is assessed using the quality of the constituents present in a particular polarity and electromagnetic radiation for refraction, reflection, diffraction, absorptive and emittive responses and the data graphs with X, Y, Z coordinate points indicating specific property in different of zones of the Chromatographic Fingerprint. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method, where in the software generates 0 a bar code for the properties of the images like a selected peak or peaks or whole image or movie movable on all axis between 0-360 degrees, using the X (Retention Time), Y (Wavelength), Z (Absorbance, In case of 3-D image and movie movable on all axis between 0-360 degrees, file like Avi, Mpeg etc), R (Number Of Red Pixels), G (Number Of Green Pixels And B (Number Of Blue Pixels) coordinates, provided by the software, which makes the product propriety for an 5 industry. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method, where in the solvents used for extraction is selected based on the polarity, hydrophilic and hydrophobic nature of the constituents, sample and its constituents under study. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method, wherein the polarity of the 20 mobile phase of a non-aqueous and an aqueous solvent of a specific pH, is controlled by varying the ratio of the mobile phase from 0% to 100% and vice-versa of an non aqueous solvents like acetonitrile, methanol aqueous solvents like phosphate buffer. One more aspect of the present invention relates to a computational method of chromatographic finger printing, chemical and therapeutic standardization and bar coding of Organic, Organo 25 metallic and metallic atoms or molecules from a plant, animal, a naturally available or man-made materials used as medicines. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method wherein it provides absorption/ emission spectra of the compounds having displayed the conjugative and polarity properties of 1000759591 27 the molecules and the concentration of the individual concentrations of the molecules along with the polarity and quantum of energy of the molecules. One more aspect of the present invention relates to a method where in the chemical and therapeutic standardization is achieved by interaction of matter to different individual electromagnetic radiations when the data is presented as chromatographic fingerprint. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method wherein, same standard analytical parameters like Extraction with same solvent Ethyl alcohol, same run time, same mobile phase acetonitrile along with phosphate buffer in a specific pH in the range of 3-9, same conductivity range of 0-50 x 103 mhos and a same range of Electro Magnetic radiation from 200nm - 800nm is used for Chromatographic Fingerprinting and chemical and therapeutic standardization along with subjecting the samples to different variable analytical factors like pH, temperature, column length, run time and Polarity of the stationary phase and mobile phase and maintaining the same order of arrangement of the molecules based on polarity, and molecular size in the specific order, is the basis of the assessment of chemical and therapeutic quality of the samples under study. 5 Yet another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the measurement of absorbance energy is indicating the activity of a constituent in absorbing the respective quantum of energy at a specific X, Y, Z position of the energy system with specific polarity and conjugative properties from the diseased conditions making to cure the disease pattern and hence therapeutically indicative. !0 Another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the respective zones and X, Y, Z coordinates of the constituents have a specific property of chemical and therapeutic efficacy of the analyte constituents present in a medicine. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in influence of variable factors like temperature, pressure, pH, ionic media 25 and viscosity of the mobile phase, stationary phase and sample will be influenced to arrange the atoms and molecules in a specific order of polarity whose conjugation and molecular structure will be analyzed along with conductivity will be useful for the chemical and therapeutic standardization. 1000759591 28 Yet another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the gradient, ternary or quaternary run of the mobile phase ends at the ratio where it starts. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic 5 Fingerprinting using which the interpretation of the activity of the analyte atom or molecules and their energies having a specific quantum of energy along with structural properties relates to their chemical and bio chemical and biophysical activities. One more aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting using which the interaction of molecules of different polarities is assessed when they are .0 arranged in the order of polarity. Another aspect of the present invention relates to a method as, where in the temperature, pH and polarity of the mobile phase is controlled by varying the temperature, the ratio of the mobile phase of a solvent between 0 to 100% of an aqueous solvent like Water or a phosphate buffer at a required pH by using suitable buffer to maintain the required pH, polarity and ending at the ratio 5 where it started with a non-aqueous solvent by a gradient, ternary or quaternary run. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method, wherein the non-aqueous, organic and aqueous, water or buffer at a known temperature, viscosity and pH are solvents used are selected based on the range of temperature, viscosity, ionic media, pH and polarity required. Yet another aspect of the present invention relates to a method, wherein, same standard 20 analytical parameters like Extraction, run time, mobile phase, range of Electro Magnetic radiation influenced by variable factors like pH, temperature, column length, run time, Polarity of the column, stationary phase and mobile phase, maintaining the same order of arrangement of the molecules based on polarity and molecular size in the specified order are used to achieve chemical and therapeutic standardization. 25 One more aspect of the present invention relates to a method, for chemical and therapeutic standardization based on the pattern of the energy data graphs 'generated due to the inter action of radiation with matter in a detection system to which the matter is exposed to, after an orderly separation. 1000759591 29 Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method, a bio informatics tool to assess the efficacy of a medicine and a diseases pattern/status of a living being for disease identification, drag identification, drug targeting, drug selection, drug monitoring and drug inter action with biological systems. Another aspect of the present invention relates to use of Chromatographic Fingerprints of contour and 3-D chromatograms of the constituents as claimed in any of the proceeding claims are the basis for identification of chemical constituents for chemical and therapeutic standardization. One more aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the method enables to understand and standardize the variations in Physico-Chemical properties of the medicines in the form of energy variations, different states of three energies. These variations are present in medicine and living beings used for the therapeutic standardization using conjugative and polarity properties of the medicines shown in chromatographic fingerprints. 5 Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting using which the variable factors like temperature, humidity, viscosity, ionic nature etc., on the physico chemical properties and thus therapeutic efficacy of a medicine can be assessed using the 3-D energy box. Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method, where in preparation of a 0 database of a large number of samples will give many generalizations of the therapeutic efficacy of a particular group of plants or animals classified as a group for a particular disease for therapeutic identification, classification, standardization and monitoring. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the atoms/ molecules are separated using a chromatographic method of 25 separation and arranged in the specific order of polarity using a separation technique where in the variable parameters like polarity, pH, temperature, ionic and electrical charge and viscosity of the reaction media, mobile phase, stationary phase and sample under analysis which will be varied leading to the interpretation of the Tridosha properties and efficacy of the same. 1000759591 30 In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the absorption and emission of the electromagnetic radiation by analyte constituents in a medicine along with polarity property will help to understand the efficacy of the same and the efficacy is due to these two basic properties. 5 In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the 3-D box is the container of the three energies where in the constituents of Agni in nature or in the first zone of the Chromatographic Fingerprint, Jala property in the second zone of the Chromatographic Fingerprinting and Prithvi in the last zone. The Vayu is present in the last zone and in the area where in there in no constituents were 0 present in the entire container. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the chemical profile in diseased and healthy blood samples can be studied in a microorganism, animal and human being to correlate the disease profile with chemical profile indicating the relation of polarity and conjugation for drug selection, drug 5 identification, drug targeting and drug monitoring. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the energy at different doshas at deficient, sufficient and excessive states of levels indicating the energy variations of natural microorganism, animal and human being along with medicines and synthetic materials. 20 In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting using which therapeutic grouping of constituents and medicines can be done based on the-said atomic and molecular properties. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting useful for the assay of the taste and its order, color of transmission and absorption 25 and odor will be done at different levels of energy variations to understand the process of biotransformation and biogenesis. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the traditional properties mentioned in the basic concepts mentioned in the traditional philosophies were correlated to the physico chemical properties of the medicines. 1000759591 31 In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the physico chemical properties like polarity, conjugation and quantum of energy of the atoms and molecules are useful to identify the bio chemical pathways having the same properties involving a specific energy. 5 In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting useful for understanding the evolution of the dosha and dhatu properties of the medicines in living and non-living things. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of chromatographic fingerprinting of the native medicines of a particular place or country to develop suitable traditional ? philosophies and dictionaries for the chemical and therapeutic standardization. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of chromatographic fingerprinting of the blood samples of living beings of a particular place, or country to develop suitable traditional medical philosophies and dictionaries for the chemical and therapeutic standardization. 5 In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting as, wherein the method enables to understand and standardize the variations in Physico-Chemical properties of the medicines in the form of energy variations of different states of Tri dosha energies present in medicine and living beings, for chemical, clinical and therapeutic standardization. 2O In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method, where in the Chemical and therapeutic standardization properties are assessed for a material using the absorbance, emission, reflection, interference, refraction and diffraction of the molecules at a specific single or multiple wavelengths range to which the matter is exposed and the data is interpreted for single and multiples of wavelengths in a fingerprint. 25 In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting for creation, improving, altering and modifying the capability of hard wares and soft wares useful for drug discovery. 1000759591 32 In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the arrangement of molecules in a specific order of physico chemical properties after separation on a separation media for chemical and therapeutic standardization with and with out recycling the eluent molecules either in to the same column or in to a battery 5 of separation systems. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a thermally protected and controlled system containing the separation media of stationary and mobile phases, detector flow cell system along with the flow line to develop chromatographic fingerprinting for chemical and therapeutic standardizations. 0 In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a detector flow cell with thermally varying and controlling facility which change the temperatures as programmed and detect the bathochromic, hypso chromic, hyper chromic and hypo chromic variations of the spectrum at varying analytical conditions, of the samples passing through the flow cell for chromatographic fingerprinting for chemical and therapeutic standardizations. 5 In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a One of the present aspect of the present invention relates to a method for the standardization of matter and radiation for the assessment of the quantum energy they can deal and arrange the matter in an order based on their physico chemical properties and kinetics. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method for the standardization of matter 20 and radiation for the assessment of the quantum energy they can deal and arrange the matter in an order based on their physico chemical properties and kinetics for quantum chemical studies. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Finger Printing, the data is obtained for identifying the chemical constituents present in it for the purpose of chemical, therapeutic and process standardization and quality control activities of 25 African, Allopathic, Ayurvedic, Chinese, Homoeo, Kampo (Japanese), Siddha, Unani and Tibetan medicines or any medicines. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method for the standardization of matter and radiation for the assessment of the quantum energy they can deal and arrange the matter in 1000759591 33 an order based on their physico chemical properties and kinetics for quantum bio chemical studies. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method for the standardization of matter and radiation for the assessment of the quantum energy they can deal and arrange the matter in an order based on their physico chemical properties and kinetics for quantum bio physical studies. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method for the standardization of matter and radiation for the assessment of the quantum energy they contain and arrange the matter in an order based on their physico chemical properties and kinetics for quantum chemical studies by using an equation E=m"p C' Where in m is the mass, p is polarity at specific temperature and pressure of the analyte material and C is the speed of the respective radiation. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method for the standardization of matter for the assessment of the chemical, therapeutic and biological properties by the generalization of their commonalities and differences in the profile. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of analysis using the patterns of electromagnetic radiations absorbed or emitted, generated for a sample for chemical and therapeutic standardization. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of analysis using the graphical data patterns of electromagnetic radiations absorbed, emitted, reflected, refracted, interference, 0 diffracted with the analyte and generate data for a sample by a separation method using different properties of the carrier media to separate over a separation media, separating and arranging the constituents in a specific order of polarity along with measured responses of the constituents with interaction of electromagnetic radiations for chemical and therapeutic standardization of material under test. 5 In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of analysis for the standardization of organic reagents for chemical and activity standardization. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a chromatographic fingerprinting method of analysis for the chemical and therapeutic standardization of Nanoparticles in materials. 1000759591 34 In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a Chromatographic fingerprinting method for the chemical and therapeutic standardization of nutritional values of foods, nutritional dietetics and nutritional genomics. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of chromatographic fingerprinting 5 for the chemical and therapeutic properties of proteins and genetic material for proteomics and genomics studies. Still another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of chromatographic fingerprinting which provides the properties of the analyte with out a referral standard. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting 0 constituents between 0-20 minutes as Pitta in nature which are in Zone 1, of the image where in 0 minutes is acute and 20 is chronic. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents in the range of retention times 20-40, as Kapha in nature which are in Zone 2, of the image where in where in the constituents at 20min acts on acute and 40min acts on chronic 5 conditions. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of generating a chromatogram based on the color analyzed (Extracted from finger print using a Graphic User Interface software developed), having peaks at various retention times along with different physico chemical properties like conjugative and polarity properties of the analyte constituents 20 eluted with time. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents in the range of retention times 40-60, as Vata in nature which are in Zone 3, of the image where in where in constituents at 40 acts on acute and 60 is chronic conditions. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting 25 Constituents in the range of retention times 5-15, as Kashaya, Astringent, in nature which are in Zone 1, of the image. 1000759591 35 In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents in the range of retention times 15-20 min, as Katu, Pungent, in nature which are in Zone 1, of the image. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents in the range of retention times 25-35, as Tikta, Bitter, in nature which are in Zone 2, of the image. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents in the range of retention times 25-35, as Lavana, Salty, in nature which are in Zone 2, of the image. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents in the range of retention times 30-40, as Amla, Sour, in nature which are in Zone 2, of the image. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents in the range of retention times 35-55, as Madhura, in nature, which are in Zone 2 and 3, of the image. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents absorbing from 200-800 nm, as Dosha kara/Nridhi, in nature which are in Zone 1, 2 and 3, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a separation media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. 0 In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents absorbing from 200-400 nm, as Increase of respective conjugative property said to be Dosha hara, in nature which are in Zone 1,2 and 3, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a separation media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting !5 Constituents absorbing from 200-800 nm, as Increase of respective property will be Sheeta Veerya, in nature which are in Zone 2, of the image when a sample is analyzed using a separation media. 1000759591 36 In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents absorbing from 200-800 rn, as Increase of respective property will be Ushna Veerya, in nature which are in Zone 1, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a separation media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. 5 In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting the Vipaka (Post assimilative) property, which is absent before and present after interacting with an enzyme in a medicine/biological fluid. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting the Sookshma property (Smaller molecules or absorbing sharply at lesser wave lengths, 190-220 0 nm), which are in Zone 1,2 and 3, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a separation media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting the Rooksha (Volatile high to medium polar molecules) property based on the absorption spectra and polarity of the ingredients in Zone 1,2 and 3, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a 5 separation media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting the Snidha (Viscous medium to non polar molecules) property based on the absorption spectra of 200-800 rm and polarity of the ingredients in Zone 1,2 and 3, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a separation media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. 20 In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting the Laghu property based on the absorption spectra, polarity and less number of ingredients in Zone 1,2 and 3, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a separation media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting the Gum 25 property based on the absorption spectra, polarity and large number of ingredients in Zone 1,2 and 3, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a separation media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. 1000759591 37 In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting the Sandra (Viscous molecules) property based on the absorption spectra of 200-800 nm and polarity of the ingredients in Zone 2, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a separation media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. In yet another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting the Sthoola (heavy molecules) property based on the absorption spectra and polarity of the ingredients in Zone 3, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a separation media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. Still another aspect, the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting the ) chemical and therapeutic property of the analyte based on the 3-D and contour chromatographic fingerprints developed due to the interaction of radiation with matter and the data graph divided in to different zones and marked with respective therapeutic property based on specific X, Y and Z coordinates of the data graph or movie movable on all axis between 0-360 degrees,, wherein the retention time value is not a limitation. 5 In another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting useful for chemical and therapeutic standardization of fuel products. In another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting useful for the standardization of agricultural products. In another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting 20 useful as a diagnostic tool for the analysis of healthy and diseased samples for chemical and therapeutic standardization. In another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting useful for the toxicity studies for chemical and therapeutic standardization. In another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting 25 useful in chemical and therapeutic standardization of forensic samples. In another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting useful for the chemical and therapeutic standardization of industrial food and medicinal products. 1000759591 38 In another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting for the chemical and therapeutic standardization of environmental samples. In another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprints of data graphs of the analyte will be the basis for identification and standardization of chemical 5 constituents to limit the scope of the invention. In another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprint data is used for the study of variation of chemical constituents in biological samples and to identify and standardize the chemical constituents in them to know the pathological, healthy and diseased status of the source living being thus leading to chemical and therapeutic standardization. 0 In another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of, Chromatographic Fingerprinting used for the adulterated, substituted, contradictual, commercial food and drug samples and to identify the chemical and therapeutic properties of pure and impure. Another present aspect of the present invention relates to a method of wherein, the data obtained is used for the study of variation of chemical and therapeutic properties of the constituents due to 5 various ecological factors, geological factors, genotype and phenotypic variations (in plant and animals) in naturally occurring samples and to identify and standardize the chemical constituents in them. Another present aspect of the present invention relates to a method of wherein, the data obtained is used for the study of chemical constituents in synthetically prepared samples and to identify 20 and standardize the chemical constituents in them for chemical and therapeutic standardization which ever is applicable. Another present aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic fingerprinting wherein, the data obtained is used for the study of chemical constituents in herbal products of single medicine samples and to identify the chemical constituents in them for 25 chemical and therapeutic standardization. Another present aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic fingerprinting wherein, the data chromato graph is used for the study of chemical constituents in herbal products of formulated medicine samples and to identify the chemical constituents in 1000759591 39 them for chemical and therapeutic standardization. In another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic fingerprinting wherein, the data obtained is used for the study of variation of chemical constituents in different brands of products of single and formulated food and medicine samples and to identify the chemical constituents in them for chemical and therapeutic standardization. Another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic fingerprinting wherein, the data of medicines facilitates to categorize and quantify the constituents of a medicine based on polarity and conjugation from 3-D and contour chromatograms and assess the therapeutic efficacy of the medicine on which humors it is going to act (vitiate, balance). Another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic fingerprinting wherein, the data obtained enables to understand and standardize the Physico-Chemical properties of the medicines like color for the use of therapeutic standardization of medicines and humors (Tri Doshas) using conjugative and polarity properties given in the chromatographic fingerprints. 5 Still another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of chromatographic fingerprinting which enables to understand and standardize the microcosm and macrocosm of the medicines used for therapeutic standardization using conjugative (indicated on Y-axis, microcosm) and polarity (indicated on X axis, macrocosm) properties given in the chromatographic fingerprints. 20 Yet another aspect of the present invention is presentation of measured electromagnetic radiations absorbed/ emitted of the constituents diagonally opposite to each other on the scales of polarity axis and absorbance, electromagnetic radiation axis of the fingerprint indicating a specific quantum of energy at the specific pixel point dealt by the analyte molecules/ molecular fragments. 25 Yet another aspect of the present invention is the said method facilitates preparation of herbal, medical and biological encyclopedias for different material present in a specific e ecological and geological parts of the world. Yet another aspect of the present invention is the said method facilitates chemical and therapeutic standardization based on the qualitative and quantitative inter and intra ratios of the 1000759591 40 molecules/ molecular fragments present in a food and drug sample of natural and synthetic origin. Yet another aspect of the present invention is the said method facilitates to assess the variations in chemical and therapeutic properties of foods and medicines under different bio chemical, 5 biophysical conditions. Yet another aspect of the present invention is the said method facilitates- the influence of foods and medicines of natural and synthetic origin on different srotasas/ channels in the biological systems. Yet another aspect of the present invention is the said method facilitates the prognosis and [0 diagnosis of disease pathology in biological systems. Yet another aspect of the present invention is the said method facilitates the validation of basic principles and concepts of different traditional and modem health philosophies Yet another aspect of the present invention is the said method facilitates the influence of foods and medicines of natural and synthetic origin on different chemical and bio chemical pathways [5 in the biological systems. Yet another aspect of the present invention is the said method facilitates the chemical and therapeutic standardization of vaccines. Yet another aspect, the present invention is the said method facilitates the chemical and therapeutic standardization of toxicity of materials, foods and medicines of natural and synthetic 20 origin. 1000759591 40A Yet another aspect of the present invention is the said method is the absorption/ emission data graphs of the analyte at different wavelengths presented together provides specific pattern of images and data graphs for chemical and therapeutic standardization. Yet another aspect of the present invention is the said method provides analysis using the graphical data patterns of electromagnetic radiations absorbed, emitted, reflected, refracted, interfered, diffracted with the analyte and generate data for a sample by a separation method using different properties of the carrier media to separate over a separation media, separating and arranging the constituents in a specific order of polarity along with measured responses of the constituents with interaction of electromagnetic radiations for chemical and therapeutic standardization of material under test. In another aspect, the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic fingerprinting wherein, the method enables to understand and standardize the Physico-Chemical properties of the medicines like Tastes (Rasa) like Sweet, Sour, Salty, Pungent, Bitter and Astringent (Madhura, Amla, Lavana, Tikta, Katu and Kashaya as described in Ayurveda) used for therapeutic standardization using conjugative and polarity properties given in the chromatographic fingerprints. In another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic fingerprinting, wherein the data obtained enables to understand and standardize the Physico-Chemical properties of the medicines like Property, Potency, Metabolite, specific properties like Chirality 0 of the molecules (Guna, Veerya, Vipaka, Prabhava) used for the therapeutic standardization using conjugative and polarity properties of the individual constituents and the whole medicine shown in the chromatographic fingerprints. In another aspect of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic fingerprinting wherein, the data enable to understand and standardize the Physico-Chemical properties (Gunas) 5 of the medicines like Cold, Hot, Slow in action, Sharp in action, Heavy, Light, Soft Lubricated Supple, Dry (Sheeta, Ushna, Manda, Teekshna, Guru, Laghu, Snigdha, Rooksha as described in Ayurveda) used for the therapeutic standardization using conjugative and polarity properties of the medicines shown in chromatographic fingerprints. 1000759591 40B BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE ACCOMPANYING TABLES AND FIGURES AND MOVIE TABLES 1. The table of standardization shows different methods of chemical and therapeutic 5 standardizations used in modem and traditional medicines. 2. The table of Shadrasa Nighantu show different medicines classified based on their taste. Traditional practioners use this for selecting a specific medicine for a specific therapeutic purpose. 3. The equivalent English terms for were given for the traditional names of the diseases 0 used in Indian traditional philosophy. 4. The table of kashaya scanda (Chapter of Astringents) shows different single herbs used a specific therapeutic efficacy. Physico chemical properties of the medicines related to taste property are used to understand the chemical and therapeutic properties of the medicines. 5. The Sage 'Charaka' has classified the medicines based on their efficacy. Any medicine 5 from these groups will be used for the required efficacy. 6. Traditionally medicines were classified in to different numbers based on the Physico chemical properties. The table of Ganoushadhas (Groups of medicines) shows the same. 1000759591 IN/PA-850 41 ndue to diffrent factors lk 7. Different proportions of Tri DoshaS exist in iving being and Ionic nature. These gen tic ec log cal cal tem perature, viscosity, ph aninic n t re h s genetic, ecological geolgi fluctuating in a day, season and year. This explains how g~ becniuuly flcutiginady properties w ie cother, which was explained in the Prakrthi concept of Indian Systesof m nes from other' c c r I depend based On the status of these each~~ person vari -~n -recrbed will eedbsdo Systems of medicines h e p existing as on that moment. Hence traditional properties, Dosha Bhedas, inform the same disease in different persons. 11I suggest different mediideines for tesm s o practioners i chemical properties were correlated for using as guidelin 8-9. The PhysiGOc "IlclP identification of the properties of the medicines. identification eolti pofprtinchabhutas (5 Elements) with different stages of living and 10 10-12. Thingsoisionven Every system has to under go this change if it under goes. non-living things 1s give.as enetbihd The relation of color has also been established.in traditional 13h15- eladtionaymedcrerlated to astrological parameters. 13-15. Traditionally medicinfactors are taken in to consideration while selecting a philosophies the astrological atr r ae meiiead treating a patient. eeexlie 15 medicine andring a indicate how the morphological properties were explained 16. The Sanskrit slokas iniatmo the life existing in plants. indicating tle pest ftdoshas with diseases 17. The table Presents ters used in Ayurveda were given showing the inter and intra I8. The traditional Parametr 20 r -to am ong them. n iat h relationaon medicines were classified based on efficacy. They indicate the 19-21.bTratio c all s in the modem medicine. Deepaneeya (Appetizer), Lekhaneeya (btherosclerotic) and Vrana shodhana and Ropana (Wound healing) medicines were shown in the presentations based on the X, Y and z coordinate. 25 22. The fingerprint is divided in used in Ayurveda. n, the disease pathologies ud 23. The table shown go ing5 of different traditional terminology used the 24-25. The tables show mean document c t c terpretation guidelines as mention in the table 3o 27 shows interpretation ules of I fingerprints for different therapeutic and chemical properties

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8 5 0 42 FIGU iESn11 available HPLC instrument are shown- Usually 1.~~~~~~ Fou widwuonomecayder use. The contour chromiatogramn is chromatogram at a selected wavelength g th chromatogram at a specific usually used for selection of a b 5 wavelength. f chriatographic analysis use chromatograms of a medicine 2 The present method of be analyzed and presented at all 800 wavelengths for complete analysis Of all of the constituents present in a sample, absorbing at different wavelengths of UV- Visible range of radiation. The examples of such d10 chromatogams at 9 selected wavelenhs were shown for a turmeric sample. This was given in our earlier patent pCT[lINO00O 2 3 . 3. The traditional ilosophies consider human health as a management of a balance between three doshas. The imbalance leads to disease. The physico chemical properties of the medicines are correlated to the efficacy in terms of Tri Doshas and 15 Panchabhutas. ern tool for drug discovery. Different mathematical 4-5. Molecular modeling is a mod do dict the efficacy of the caculatons of the propeies of molecules were used to pre t e ay oah medicines The guidelines available in traditional medicines help for a traditional practitioner to assess the efficacy of the medicine. If these properties are rationally rasessdte eicacy of the medicine will be understood. Fingerprints of some of the 20 assessed the ef f sented along with the calculated values of the medicines using molecular modeling software. Even though the polarities of some of the molecules are same, their efficacy s rot known. When the molecules were arranged in a specific order of physico chemical properties the efficacy was understood. Thus the present 2S method is found to be more nearer to the fact than the mathematical tools. 6. The 3-D (Data graph) box is divided in to 27 parts on XY and Z axis. The molecules are arranged in the order of polarity on X axis, the spectral properties presented on Y axisrand on the 7 r axis the variations in the eectromagnetic properties due to interaction wis anante Z iffertonseing physico chemical properties like temperature, with analyte under different influencinpy rteofhesaain media, mobile 30 viscosity, ionic nature and thermodynamic properties of the separate mea o phase, ionic nature and analyte moieties. The quantum energy s measured for a required efficacy.

IN/PA-8 5 0 43 7. The 3-D Energy Box: When the Chemical Constituents Were Arranged in the Order of Polarty along with their absorptive/emissive property the quantum of e n dfferty lomgwih radiI ere found to be useful for the chemical and different epecropragneic ra dicins. The VIBGYOR color on X and Y-axis f the medicines. T therdiatesuthcPolarn propertiesof the molecules, which are classified 5 idicates the polarity and conijugative poete again in to three categories The color 3-D box shows the same. The polarity onr the x-axis and the ultraviolet and visible spectrum representing the con ugative properties are measured along with their quantitative properties on the z i te-D box, a specific x, y and z coordinate indicates a specific quantum axis. Thus in the 3-- boaseiicx11fte oeuewl be E temlecule. Hence the eneg 10 of energy able to be dealt by the moleue Hecetheergy of the molecule wil be E 10 of eequivale to e ass of the analyte sample having a specific charge (Polarity) will be equ it to the mass alen totetaitohasre ecific amount of energy equivalent to the radiation absorbed and being able to deal a speicamsteoalnrg dealt by the whole sample will or emitted by the analyte matter. Thu alt the ol esent in the be

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2 , where in the energy is the total energy of all the analyses Pr 5 sample and the total white light (having all ranges of radiations) But sam lle soring at only specific wavelength cannot have the energy of a dift molecule absorbing at a different wavelength. Hence the specific quantum of different ossessed by the sample will depend on the specific wavelength dealt by the energy pBecase o matter will be active when it is neutral, particularly a medicine molecule. Because, e od wavelength is different for different 20 wth any oleules Whlen the frequency andwv g radiations the radiation what we see at a particular time have not started at the same time from the source. Hence time plays a very important role in every aspect including the activity of a medicine for a person. Thus separation, measurement of the absorbedransmitted acictvomagietic radiation by their individual constituents present 25 at various conditions of temperature, pH and ionic media has helpedto assess the chemical, biological and therapeutic properties of the material under test using the above method. 8. Movie 1 The figure of 3-D energy box show a data graph generated for the same medicine 30 analyzed under different analytical conditions like time, temperature, viscosity, and pH. It shows the change of Polarity and thus the retention time, the spectrum influenced by btshothe chynend hyper chromic effects due to the same fators.Thuiwil shroi , hypo chronic and hp u i i ept sess the efficacy of the medicine or a biological sample IN/PA-850 44 about its changes in the physics chemical properties due to the above factors. Thus an accurate standardization of the analyte samples will be possible. A soft copy of the 3 Danination movie has been provided with the document. Thenitio oiner ein the matter is shown to be changing its properties. The 5 deficient energy present In different molecules of all polarity groups is presented to be changing to sufficient and excessive levels of energy due to different influencing factors. Any extremes of this energy gained or lost will lead to an imbalance in the ores. Any temaesal. Thus fulfilling the deficiency and removing the excessive energy will be the methods of treatments to bring normalcy in the energy levels leading toe athywil continy in all the three types of energies will ndto-Thus maintaining hannonyi 10 to a healthy condition. e of the Treatment used in Indian System of medicines bring a healthy condition. Some OftvTe st" tesm. They help in bringing like yoga, meditation, and pranayama involves the same

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B ringing harmony in the variations in the energy levels, which were disturbed. Bringing back to normalcy will bring health. ody in the fonn of light having 15 When the external source of energy enters in to the bin tener m prsent in different wavelengths of energy, it will influen the eternal energy system present in the form of quantum energy. Thus by not allowing the external energy in the form of light is maintained by CLOSING the eyes, the fluctuations of energy inside the body lgh b prevented. Thus creation of any imbalance in TRIDOSHAS is prevented will be p reat d iT Thus the energy box is the closed human body in which 20 leading to healthy condition.-hsteenrybxi different variations of energy will happen. l tv n The energy box is presented in the form of software, which presents the qualitative and quantitative chemical and therapeutic qualities of a medicine or diseased and healthy conditions in a biological system. Some of the Chromatographic Fingerprints of the 25 samples of biological nature are presented e molecule or a biological system. Thus Level I show the deficient energy level Of th e oefency of sufficient energy the biochemical pathways that could not happen due to defi o for the said mechanism will not be triggered. Level 2 show that the sufficient levels of energy of the sample under test due to which a 30 status of healthy con edition will prevail leading to a healthy system. Level 3 show the excessive levels of energy of molecules present in a medicine or a biological system. The removal of the excessive energy of the System will bring the normalcy in the energy system and thus the health is achieved.

IN/A-850 45 of eergythen it becomes posed to varying states of energy u orsta le Irre r the ate g, irexplar eating habits, irregular day to day activities, Unstable. Regular breathing irreglow to very high etc. Many of the epidemics erupt temperatures fluctuating from Very ons of cold and hot climatic temperatures, humid du-gthe itrmediate stages of seaon moods of the mn lowl ditionS etc, Even the fluctuating the moomin andnon-hum hed tions e quilibrium in every state of life is essential. e helth Hece amntaining equibru sttes aiain influenced pet He hm eing will give tolerance against these variations The IltyprpetyOf the human benw gi he eibility property will be usually healthy and happy hence Person who possess this Property wil lead to healthy condition for which Hent mintain i th energy initioning and donating properties will be different Moehavi energlecule under different conditions like temperature, pH, useful. The behavior of a moedi I which the molecule is present can be understood. viscosity, Ioi natur of the media in fmoeue under exprmna The responsive (absorption/emission) Property of molecules ndetative changes conditions at three different levels wilidctIhoulttieadqatttv hnes codeton thruene fdiff erent conditions like pH, temperature, viscosity and ionic atdue to the influence of ere tion or activity is under going- It is this reason any ntrOf IfenhuabegsInthe media where the reactor on aciit set of animals, medicine will not behave 100% similar in dition, hman bes ome commonality In which are maintained under expementrolled cndition s the same response cannot be the response. But practically in an un controlled conditions he differ in the day-to- 20 obe resp s. -e c h m dcn tetdi controlled conditions maydifr nth da to 20 observed Hence the medicneco trolled conditions. The study of the response of the if e of the humans urionsold be tested under practical conditions. chemical and bio cheicaeis shown. The radiations when moved with respect to In the animated figure the Same isso etesm.Smlry a molecule having a time the quantum Of energy will not be the Same. SIMilarly oeuehvn 2 rti har quantum of energy will vary in its energy when it is exposed to different 25 particulr qu anm c media and give different results from person to person and tempe ratures, PH and 1ven though the medicine is consumed at single time various place ts in it on. be mough different speeds due to their interaction with the constituents s moving et of molecules get separated over a chratographic surface It is moinl q at of ry being able to be measured which actually 30I isf th Inal quantum of energy eing net Of the energy dealt by brings a change in the chemical atmosphere. Thus mea understand the chemical and a molecule along with its electical charge will help to ue raeuicp erty of the sample under test. therapeutic ProperyO h 1N/pA-85 0 46 th a specific color were given. The relation of color 9.h Teffingerpris mo ned in traditional medicines. The color of absorbance is due to with efficacy was mentones t The transmitted color of the sample was used as an indical fotuents he medicine. Thus indirectly the color of absorbance is useidia for the i efficacy h e n.Tu 5 used for the saideffay of different medicines with a specific taste were given in 10-15. The fingerprintsder of taste is found to be the order of chemical constituents in different figures. The ortr en taste classification of medicines is the classifications based on polarity of the chemical constituents. The medicines will possess the required 10 efficacy if they contain constituents having required polarity along electromagnetic radiation properties qualitatively and quantitatively radiaethree Highly Bitter medicines were fingerprinted. Substitution of single medicines is Common in commercial market assessment of right variety will help to select and used to achieve better clinical uses. In a state of unconformity fingerprints 15 will help to identify the better variety. Usually Swertia Chirata is substituted with 15idroaphis Paniculata. It can be seen that the high polar constituents present in Swertia is not seen in Andrographis. Hence it cannot be used for iitta hara properties. Thus the efficacy should be checked while substituting any medicine. The rich profile in the retention times of 25-30 minutes with Bitter taste can be seen in all the samples. 20o 17-I9. The medicines like Chitraka and Danti are mentioned to have a special property called "The Prabhava. Ecei though the medicines contain all tastes the first is majorly Pitta Kaphahara and the second is Kapha Vatahara. So first will close the channels and the second open the channel. There ae different types of Prabhava. The medicines like Rudraksha and Sahadevi were also told to be examples of Prabhaa When the 25 Rudraksha was soaked for longer time more quantity of samples were found to be get extracted. Sahadevi is mentioned for the treatment of Cancer. 19. Lekhaneeya medicines: When medicines used for a specific efficacy are analyzed and the fingerprints were studied the common molecules can be seen indicating efficacy e 20. Charaka Dashaiflan Jeevaiieya medicines: The fingerprints of medicines ' 2.Cla rk Dasheva (talizes) were shown. The commonality of the constituents at 35-40 minutes in all samples proves that the therapeutic classification of Charaka IN[PA-850 47 was based on the chemical properties. Molecules of specific polarity have been mentioned for a specific efficacy.ntella Were 21- Two generally used Medhya dravyas: fingerPants of Bacopa and Centella in present. Th Prfileof acopa is more in Pitta and the profile In Centella is rich i peetd- The Profile Of Bacp smr constituents. Different substitutions need to be standardized. 22. When some of the Medhya Rasayana dravyas were observed a common chemical p2o2. When sees howmarked. Thus different targeted efficacies were in passifying the medicInes based on efficacy rather than plat pharmacognostic Properties. p 23. Rasaya a dravyas of Swasa (Bronchial) diseases 24. RasaYana dravyas of SthoilYa (Obesity) 25. Rasayana dravyaso Medicines like Gingokobiloba and Ashwagandha were 2 dR as highly potent herbal Rasayaa medicines. The similarity of two different consi , fodetrsbtttos plants for same efficacy will help for better substituetiots. 26. Rasayana dravyas in general found to have an array of constituents in the entire 15 n e6. pas ayana dra a e cone only they will be wide acting medicines. But medicines ang ofmoleculesfrom 30-55 are found to be the immunomodulators. Constituents from 0-30 are anti oxidants. 2ro Finge rents ofifntso f Boerhavia species: Variation of chemical 20 constituents among different genotypic & phenotypic plants should be standardized before using them. 2b. Finger Prints of Different sources of Vidarigandha species: Different sources of 2.igrrigndh s (omfe Dgie socs v t ion of chemical assay of the constituents Vidnigndh (Iorncadigitata) Shows variatio' Vidarian (moeulea pre all varieties show that all these have some the common molec-ules present mn ar 25 commonalities and variations. fes: Collection and in rints of Different sources of Amra Goandhi Hamdra Spec 29.c o m cines needs to be standardizes. Herbal medicines collected from different soils, pealed and unpeeled show variations of chemical assay. 30Different soureesf ka rere presented. This helps to identify different 30. Different sources of krkrbi 30 types of the single medicine available in the world. 3 1-32. Somec .Of the medicines are used for achieving a. child of required Sex. The medicines presented are used in Indian Systems of medicine for having a male child. This process is called as Pumsavana in Ayurveda.

INIPA-8 5 0 4g effect: The influence of lunar effect on the chemical 33. The Jeemnutha Lunar efet rTe infaitinal texts, one of such plants has been constituents of plants was reported in traditional te e ofca ha ee g different molecules of different efficacy when collected studied. The plant is showin hasizes the need of standardization while collecting during specific tim mi g. This empha i e Ia e s e n t e s m l 5 herbal medicines. If molecule similar to progesterone can be seen in the sample collected on the full moon day of a specific month. fe 34. Fingerprints of Sea buck thorn: Some of the herbal material used in daytoiday ife w-Il have many therapeutic properties. Standardization of such material; from different sources wIl help to select correct variety for clinical or nutritional purposes. to 35. Fingerprints of different sources of Aegle harmalous fruit are presented. Usually the immature fruit is prescribed for clinical purposes. The ripe fruit show toxic profiles. Thus the collection speci fications need to be standardized .Inge nt fra qurcifolia show a rich profile. it is used for Osteo 36. Finerprints of Drynaria qurciVtha.Arrtsisdeo Arthrites. In Tamil 'Mudu' means joint Vattukkal means Vata hara. Arthritis is due to 15 Vata, which will be cured by this medicine 37. Single medicines used for hepatitis: Some of the medicines used for hepatic disorders were shown; medicines having constituents at the required polarity are proved to be potent. 38-39. Fingerpin of some Indian leafy vegetables are shown. The leafy vegetables 20 have become rich sources of anti oxidants and immunomodulators. If they are a part of the life as food material the health is maintained well. 40. Genetically modified orange juice: When the foods and the medicines are modified by different methods they should not lose or change the properties as mentioned in traditional texts. if it happens the traditional philosophies of medicines will go erratic, 25 as they have been designed based on the properties of material having specific she a properties. The fingerprints of a genetically modified food product, rties.hinca Th figrpit n thiocrangemices pre noted in the figure. After genetic modification, if the products do not contain the same properties like the original with similar efficacy, the efficacy cannot be tested by traditional methods and so will act differently. If all herbal 30 Medicines are genetically modified the traditional philosophies will go erratic leaving the countries in dilemma about the traditional medicines and foods being used in day to-day life.

IN/PA-8 50 49 anti stress medicines were presented which show comrnmon cheingerstituents which Possess common therapeutic properties chemical con ts wc pose1:al When some materials like Sodium cyanide was 42. Finepit ofukon-tra ete te maeral were studied using the analyzed, the Physico- chemical propdtis of the material plants as their 5 fingerprints as shown in the figure. Each country can develop the native her 5tfingetprints medin uing the basic concepts of traditional medicine. As any herbal medicine is selected based on the traditional literature, when it is reported as a medicine medierties required for a specific efficacy, to have the required physicochem"icalPrptiseqrdfoasecI f assessment of their physicochemical would help to understand the efficacy of the ssedicine. Thus the method helps to confinn the presence of properties of a medicine whmedie iThs ale requedoperties to be a medicine, as mentioned in traditional texts. Tste ine of the basic parameter used in traditional drug standardization. The order fTaste is mentioned towards a specific efficacy of the material having the respective taste. If One can assess the taste of any material, which facilitates, understanding the efficacy of it, the drug discovery becoes easy. Taste being a subjective parameter, one needs a tool, wh ch can give the taste of an unknown, unbiased. Taste even changes with person and his health. Tastes were related to polarity based oni our method. The selection of a material of Specific taste helps to select a material of specific polarity to seletio ofa mteral p whch s aso elaed o clarity. The Astringency deal with a specific disease, which is also related to polar where the second is less 20 (Kashaya) and Pungent (Katu) are found to be to high Polar, h se e polar tofirsto.itter (Tikta), Salty (Lavana), Sour (Amla) and Madhura (Sweet) are stlar to firstomed B on-polar as shown in figures 10-15. The Madhura, in stretchedon meinolo a mentioned as the post assimilated (Vipaka) condition of traditional tenninology was the ipak of any mnolecule/medicmne Sweet. Then it is Vata hara. So understanding the Vipakas an es indicate 2 Il help to understand the final efficacy of it. The molecules at 2-4 minut 25 will hi, (vers solar molecules leading to hyper acidity) this makes the rest of Pitta vridhi, (very high pa as ed by the body. The molecules around 30 minutes are the moleulS to get fast absorb titsould be salty by taste. The . indicating Bitter, Sour and Salty by taste. Being a salt it sh inditigh poar , ous sn its but not in all bitters confirm this. Or the salt or bitter 30 may be dominating each other. It was observed that the polarity difference of these bitter, salty and sour tastes is very narrow. Being an unpalatable toxic chemical it wi be di exam by hmal is ao showing any sweet property as shown in the sweet example. The chemical is also

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8 5 0 50 showing Vata vridhi (hyper conjugated) indicating that it cannot be madhura by nature. The postassimIlated (Vipaka) status of this material was not studied due to many experimental limitations, but can be studied- Many of the medicines, which are bitter, showeimilar lecu at the same retention time. The salts at very high concentrations show similar molecules attestemlclsp sss Thus the taste is related to the amount of energy, the molecules posse 5 show sour taste. TuthtaeI clarity. oi steqatmo tor it can trigger having a specific po So it is the quantum Of and the taste recepwith that plays role in the efficacy of the medicine, irrespective of its energy it can So salts should be acting due to their crystalline structures of the structure, many time s fic order and geometry, which makes them therapeutically atos rrage - fic ore and geometrya .0 active. The polarity of the crystals could be controlled due to the geometrical arangie.nTsfthe iynic molecules in the crystal. These crystalline molecules should arrangements of the ioni cific tastes. That is why a e ctive taste receptors, resulting to specis be triggering the rle to gie spectra of salts also. This indicates the utility of the pr etieton wsr ssesing the property of an unknown plant or material. Thus it 15 helps for assessment of the chemical and therapeutic unreported medicines. 4344. Some of the medicines used for female fertility was presented. Constituents at 25-30 mes are found to be present. Hence molecules having the specific polarity and conjugation were found to possess similar efficacy whether traditional or modern 45. Traditional Medicines used in Indian cultural and traditional activity: Compounds 45. radtioal edice atraitin inIndan ocity. This was 20 of Betel leaf added with many ingredients are a tradition in Indian society hi way mentioned as medicine for some diseases. Using foods as traditional medicine in day to-day life is a part of Indian society. 46-47. Traditional Medicines used in Indian cultural and traditional activity: Some of the herbal medicines are used in the day-to-day life of Indian society having many therapeutic properties. They protect the health of the people making them healthy. 4-.49. process standardization of Bhallathaka: Process standardization of medicines is SProc t ef a medicine. The change of chemical constituents and reuiedtoprtet the efficacy of edce their efficacy should be assessed to monitor batch to batch and brad to brand variation. 50. Crude and processed single medicines with different anupanas were presented 30 Indicating the needs of process standardization of medicine preparation in every step of preparation. 51-54 Process standardization of Daruharidra Rasakriya: Process standard of Rasakriya of Daruharidra (Berbens aristata) is presented in this figure. One can show how the IN/PA-850 51 chemical assay of the medicine has been changed as per the need Dose dependent. Toxicity is reported in such preparations where one has to standardize the processed product for assessing efficacy and toxicity of the medicine. The final product at 8 th Step possesses Madhya property, which was indicated in the Indian traditional texts. 5 55. Cow products are widely used in India and worldwide. They too need to be standardized before us. Different Ghee samples were fingerprinted which show different chemical constituents. 56. Ghee sample lose their products on long storage. The Cow ghee sample shows different profiles when analyzed at different shelf life. 1o 57. Ghee and honey in different ratios was used in different conditions. Usually equal ratios of both are prohibited. The fingerprints show the same. 58-59. Cow milk is considered to be highly nutritious. Cow milk in different conditions was analyzed to monitor the shelf life of the product. 60-61. Cow curd is said to be influencing the elimination process. Which can be seen 15 due to a constituent at 42 minute as marked. Similar profile is seen in the patients suffering with cardiac diseases. 62-63. Turmeric with milk is a regularly used material along with Piper nigrum. The samples show a rich profile when combined. 64. Fingerprints of herbal formulations used for hepatitis were presented. 20 65. Fingerprints of herbal formulations used for Diabetes were presented. 66. Fingerprints of herbal formulations used for Psoriasis were presented. 67. Fingerprints of herbal formulations used for Vitiligo were presented 68. Fingerprints of herbal formulations used for Bronchial disorders were presented 69-74. Fingerprints of classical Ayurvedic formulations presented. Different 25 formulations used for different diseases were presented which are prepared based on the concepts of traditional philosophies. Some of them are herbo- mineral medicines with inorganic medicines/materials. 75. Fingerprints of herbal Medicines with gold used for Diabetes were presented 76. Siddhamakaradwhaja: Traditionally herbal medicines are processed by different 30 methods using different materials namely anupanas. The effect of such processing should be monitored for their quality to confirm the achievement of required efficacy in the processed medicines.

IN/PA-850 52 77. Shadguna Rasa Sindhoora with an herbal medicine, Pushkaramula, Vibheethaki and honey were presented. 78. Fingerprints of Kajjali in different conditions were presented. 79. Fingerprints of Rasa Parpati in different conditions were presented. 80. Some inorganic medicines used for different efficacies were presented. 8 5 Different products of Azadirachta Indica have been shown with standards. 82-83. Some of the single medicines used in traditional treatments were presented 84. Pterocorpus marsupium is one of the plat material used for diabetes. The fingerprints of stem bark and heartwood can b seen where in the heartwood is showing i good results in the treatment of diabetes. It is showing its effect on Thyroid mechanism. The use of stem bark will increase vata instead of decreasing. Hence it is a wrong substitute. s u fingerprints of Hype n St. Johnwart have been presented. The molecules 85. The Figrint ofHprcum, present between 0-20 mins. are indicating Pitta vridhi indication their role in increasing 15' the heat mechanism of the body. 86-87. Different commercial brands of alcoholic extracts of Hypericum mother tincture used in Homoeo treatments have been shown. The inconsistent assay will provide inconsistent clinical results. 88. Fingerprints of Kava - Kava, a Fijian traditional medicines has been presented at 2 8 different prakrithi conditions. The medicine is expressing similar results in any prakrithi with minor differences. The molecule at 15 mins is showing its effect on Pitta, pleeha, Spleen. Excessive use deranges the same. It is showing effect on thyroid system due to the molecule at 22 mins. 89. Fingerplflt of Saw Palmetto has been presented at different prakrithi conditions. 25 The medicine is expressing similar results in any prakrithi with minor differences. The molecule is showing its effect on Pitta, Pleeha, Spleen. 90. Fingerprints of Apple a fruit has been presented at different prakrithi conditions. The medicine is expressing different results in different prakrithi conditions. The molecules at 12 and 15 minutes are showing stress relieving property only in Pitta 30 prakriti- In the same prakrithi it is also acting on Pleeha also. But is indicating Pitta v.dhi in this prakrithi and Pitta hara in other two prakrithi. Thus the method facilitates to understand the behaviors of foods and medicines in different prakrithi person of different part of the world.

IN/PA-850 53 91. Fingerprints of a polio vaccine has been presented in different prakrithi conditions. It is showing contra indications in Pitta and Kapha prakrithi persons. It is showing effect on Maha srothas as seen in figure of Mamentane a medicine used for Alzheimer's disease. 5 92-93. The fingerprints of shelf life studies of a traditional medicine have been presented. A qualitative and quantitative change in the profiles can be seen with time in different shelf lives of medicine. 94-95 The fingerprints of.different medicines prepared by classical methods using the raw material as said in the text and by modem methods of preparing the same using io thick pastes and extracts show that the required efficacy is present in the classical preparations than modem preparations. The molecule acting on thyroid mechanism could be seen in the product prepared classically. Hence modernization of traditional medicines by deviating from the classical methods of preparation could be leading to unwanted clinical results. A set of two molecules can be seen in figure 95 showing no 15 difference of chemical profile. 96. Hamsa Pottali: Some of the inorganic medicines were analyzed and presented. Inorganic products are considered as more potent in Indian traditional medicines. Figures of ESCA show how the medicines are changing their properties due to processing. The ESCA being a surface analysis for some of the inorganic medicine no 20 difference could be seen even for different medicines. 97-98. Mineral inorganic medicines used for diabetes have been presented. The medicine Vasantha Kusumakaram is indicating different mechanism of action when compared to the other two. 99. Different commercial samples of Swmamakshakam, an inorganic medicine used for 25 diabetes has been presented. The brand-to-brand variation will be producing different clinical results. 100-102. Some of the Bhasmas used in the Indian Systems of medicine are used quiet often for different clinical results. Same medicine prepared under different process conditions as mentioned in classical texts of Ayurveda are showing different chemical 30 profiles indicating different clinical results. A social stigma has been developed on such products due to lack of proper understanding, usage, quality and awareness.

IN/PA-8 50 5 i aashanas have been presented in the figure. Paashanas 103-105 Fingerprints of nine .as a -i fI di .Oened are some of the rare material used in the traditional medicines of India. One needs excellent skill in using them. ted. The basic principles 106-116. Some of the Siddha System of medicines were present of selecting, Preparing, standardization and utility of all philosophies will be common. Thus the basis of the traditional philosophies is the basic principles based on which the entire philosophy will be dealt. Some time the method of applying the principle may vary like in Siddha system of medicines. In Ayurveda the concepts give priority to Vata and in Siddha the Pitta is given importance. rented In some of the traditional i0 117 Fingerpints of Nanoparticle of Iron are preset medicines, similar molecular pattern is seen where iron has been used as one of the constituent in the preparation. A circular absorption pattern is seen for the molecules of such kind in any zone of the fingerpnnt. 118 .Fingerpnnts of some Unagri medicines have been presented in which the 1 18.Ferapetigprope could be seen in the fingerprints. The medicine Bahamany Safed 15 therapeutic Properties when consumed excessively. The same can be seen as an yellow is reported to produce det h ~lclsfo band at 35 minutes.The Salabmisti has Rasayana property due to the molecules from 350minutes. 1 9

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1 30ingerp.nts of some Hornoeo medicines have been shown in the figure. The 20 mother tinctures and dilutions of some medicines were presented. The efficacy can be assessed under stood based on the fingerprint. It can be seen that different potencies of same medicine has different efficacies. The efficacy is increasing with dilution. Belladonna is Rasayana at 200 potency. Causticum CM is more potent and rasayan than 200 potency. Hepassulf 10 is more potent than 200. This shows the facts of many of the 25 principles Of Homoopathy 2 3 5 r 3 3 .Allopathic medicines: Allopathic medicines used for diabetes were presented. 134. A commercial allopathic medicines used for Postmenopausal syndromes were presented. The common chemistry can be observed as described. 1 3 5 e4s.Many commercial allopathic medicines used for different purposes were 30 Presented. The medicines of HIV treatment indicate that they does not effect the Rasayana property due to lack of molecules between 30-50. Hence they will only be able to control the viral load due to the molecules at 0-10 minutes. Onmeprazole show a Ropafleeya property under simulated acidic condition. The medicine has not acted so, IN/PA-850 55 in the other prakrithi. This confirms that the prakrithi, the chemical constitution will decide the effect of any medicine. That is why the concept of Prakrithi plays an important role in Indian Systems of medicines. 142-143. The analysis of standard samples likes Chlorogenic acid and Lycopife at 5 different time intervals under chemical conditions show that the molecules under go changes due to the media in which it is present in due course of time. Hence the role of media, praknothi eand bio chemical conditions decides the efficacy and life of the medicines. This is explained as biotransformation in Ayurveda as shown in table 10 Of this document. All system of the universe will under go this change. The Lycopine 10 sample shows a major molecule at 35 minutes absorbing at 5O0nm. It shows its shrothoshodhaka property / ability of cleansing in the meda/ brain, head part thus acts as stress reliever. This molecule has slowly diminished with time. 144 -145. Many of the Coxibs have been used for Arthrites for a long period. The Celebocoxib is found to be different in action when compared to other medicines. All 15 other have a molecules at Pain relieving/ stress relieving property due to the molecules at 12 minutes. 146. Some of the medicines used for Alzheimer's disease show variations in profiles. Mamentafle is showing its effect on Maha srothas when consumed excessively. 147. Fingerprints of some of the toxic herbal medicines have been presented. The 20 profile of spectra as marked with arrow was generally seen in thes- samples. A vibrating spectra leading to Vata vridhi should be the cause of the effect. Sing rits of a biotechnology product have been presented. Even though the general molecules are similar at 5 and 50 minutes the profile in between this zones is showing much difference. 25 l 4 9 -l5l.Toxic compounds: Some of the cytotoxic compounds show the use of spectrum for the assessment of toxicity of the analyte samples. A wavy nature of the absorption spectrum is indicating toxic nature. Similar pattern is seen in herbal medicines also. e2iFingerplnts of Pesticide samples: Some of the pesticide samples show the utility 30 of the method for the monitoring the changed properties after a biological degradation of a pollutant. 1 53ingerplnts of Klebsialla Aero. and Staphyllo Coccus (Micro organisms) were presented. When the human blood samples were analyzed these profiles were seen.

fN/PA-850 56 ts of Animal blood samples: Fingerprints of animal blood samples shows 154.Fingerr Inti disease, which are used as models of the drug discovery the dieae whc ar usdasm molecules indicatin the - of the animals is different from humans. Thus use for same disease- Bm t for dru iscoverY needs to be relooked. The fingerprints of of nial Xermetsfor drug dicvr nee odiffeantmanexim s er vded showing different molecules with specific polarity. s different animals were provi ifi diseaedet imals might have been used as models for studying a specific disase due to These anmal mightg to the respective disease profiles their disease profiles. But the drug may be responding only with out indicating any correlation to a human being as the Nature and living conditions of animals and humans are incomparable. Even the drug discovery is 10 conducted on animals of controlled living conditions and diet. But practically it will be impossible in humans. That is why the medicine may be successful in humans. The concept of Prakrithi (Individualization due to variation in physico chemical properties) is not mentioned in animals for the medi mentioned for use in persons of specific prakrithi. Thus use of animals for validation of activity of a fraction of medicine needs p r a k r t h i . T h u s s e r I s l k p ola r it y a n d ntofpyscchemical propere k 15 to be re looked. The assessment of physicoch e o e rtes l e tol bei dealt quantum of energy (playing more role than structure of the Molecule) able to be dealt by the medicine may be a better tool for drug discovery. 15 5 ingerprints of different human healthy and diseased were presented. S56.Fingerplnts of Healthy human blood samples: This fingerprints of diseased and 20 healthy blood samples were analyzed. The concept of Prakruthi as mentioned in traditional bloodeam is the basis for any traditional practioner for treatment of a disease traditional literature, i rdsa.Tu oto h in him, the variations due to different energy changes of tridoshas. Thus most of the traditional practices are individualistic. t Fingeprtis f DA samples of Healthy and diabetic have been shown. The 25 DNA molecule fragment is generally seen at 15 minutes in diabetiuc patients. Thus presence of a molecule Of similar polarity wall not allow the DNA to cleave from the base chromosome. Thus molecules at 15-20 minutes will be preventing DNA damage. 1 e Fingerpnts of DNA saomles of different healthy personalities were presented 158. F ngepit fDAsm tdmlcl t2 along with a obese personality. The presence of a hyper conjugated molecule at 27 oinuteS show that this is an indicator DNA olecule/fragment for obesity. The 30 Miueshwdaeemlclsifun g molecules like IIDL cholesterol, Medicines acting on diabetes, molecules influencing insulin mechanism do show the same polarity. Different actions of different

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constituents could be understood by the present method. This also will help to assess the Deha prakrithi of the person. lit Of whom the DNA 159 FigerrinS f WBC samples of different healthy personaliies, fwo teDA 159.- Fingerprints Of B ape fd eetd The presence of a molecules were analyzed as shown in figure 158, were presented. p were~~~i analyze assonin nfluence the irmmuty/ 5 between 35-45 minutes show, that this constituent majorly 1 5 Rbeayaenapptofhbody This also will help to assess the prakrthi Of the person. Rasayana property of the boy - alowtd. The presence of a molecules 160. Fingerprints of platelets samples are presented between 35-45 minutes show, that this constituent majorly influence the immunity Rasayana property of the body. Absence/ presence of this profile indicates the health. 10 This also will help to assess the prakrithi of the person. 161.- Fingerprits of some of the biological indicators for pathological studies show that presence and absence of such profiles show the health status. The molecule at 55 minutes shows the role of Vata in health indicated by Creatinine. The Molecule at 8 minutes show the role of Pitta in heart diseases and blood related diseases as indicated 15 by liomocystiene~ 162-163 .Blood samples of Cardiac patients: Blood samples of different patients with heart diseases were fingerpinted. The disease-causing component (Shrotavarodha) can be seen. A medicine having the required properties will help for curing the disease. The similar profile can be seen in curd. Traditionally curd is prevented for such kind of 20 patients. patient of ha da Fingerprints of l64.Blood samples of different tents of hepatic disease: n .Blood samples epatitis patients of B and C indicate constituents at twenty minutes (a specific polarity). Medicine hahpng a constituents at the same time indicates that the method is used for disease identification molecule identification, drug selection, drug 25 targeting and drug monitoring. 1 6 S-168.Blood samples of Diabetic patients: Fingerprints of blood samples of diabetic patients show that degeneration is different in different people 169.The fingerprInts of Blood samples of Arthrites patients show the role of Ama in the said disease as seen at 27 minutes absorbing at 400nm. 30 170-171.- The fingerprints of blood samples of different cancer patients were presented which show the role of ama in the diseases. Ama and Vata vridhi is said to be the root causes of many or all diseases in Indian Systems of medicines.

IN/PA-85 0 58 172. The fingerprintS of blood samples of a Psoriasis patient before Vamana (Cleansing 172.ve The fingeprintlity of Panchakarma therapy) and after Vamana were presented. This proves the rationalty therapy used in Indian systems of medicines for better clinical results with lesser chemical load. The disease causing molecules at 20 minutes, which deranged the 5 Yakrith / liver are absent after the therapy 173-174. Fingerprints of animal DNA sample magnified portions show an array of bands of DNA. - rpflts of blood samples of Osteo Arthrites patients- The Ama is said tobe the root cause of this disease. It can be seen in the Kapha zone of the patients. The 10 Vridhi of Pitta and Vata are said to be the factors in such patients traditionally. 176. Fingerprints of blood samples of Rheumatoid Arthrites patients. The Ama is said to be the root cause of this disease also. It can be seen in the Kapha zone of the patients. The Vridhi of Pitta and Vata are said to be the factors in such patients traditionally. The molecule at 30 minutes is seen in patients with this inflammatory, Kapha disease. The 15 same is absent in healthy patient after treatment along with absence of Ama. 177-179. Fingerprints of some Hydrocarbon fuels like Petrol, Diesel and Kerosene are presented. The molecules at 20 minutes show the fire component of the fuels and the constituent between 35-60 show the carbon load of the samples. 180. Fingerprints of a reaction reagent used in the organic reactions IS analyzed. The 20 fingerprint will give information about the mechanism of the reaction how it creates the required end product molecule. The binary molecules at 40 mins, at 25 to 30 minutes and at 5 minutes help for the same. 1a1. Fi ritsof some standard antioxidants at different time intervals have been 18 1. Fingerprints of so men hi e s T h o e u e show to under stand the Vipaka concept of the traditional philosophies. The molecules 25 under go chemical and bio chemical modifications and change their chemical and therapeutic properties due to their presence in due course of time. The efficacy of the molecule is due its final properties it reached with-time, is termed as Vipaka. 182. Flow charts of Herboprint 183. Schematic diagram of chromatographic system used. 30 DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PRESENT INVENTION Accordingly, the novel basis of the present method is, presenting the molecules (matter) arranged in the order of polarity and their energies of absorption and / or emission properties (radiation) of the chemical constituents present in a medicine, displayed in 3- IN/PA-S50 59 D and contour chromatograms. This is described as a novel method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting for the assessment of chemical and therapeutic efficacy of medicines. When the energy absorbed or emitted is studied under different conditions like temperature, pH the variations is used for the assessment of efficacy. 5 When the chemical constituents of a medicine are arranged in the order of polarity and presented along with conjugative property, the chemical profile of the medicine shows correlation with therapeutic efficacy of medicines as said in the traditional philosophies. The Chromatographic Fingerprint generated by this method is providing energy involved due to the conjugative and polarity properties of the individual 10 molecules present in the medicines giving the therapeutic efficacy of the medicine. The charge or polarity of any molecule depends on different charged functional groups, which will influence the activity of the molecule. In a molecule the UV-Visible absorbance/emission capacity depends on the structure and functional groups of the molecules. When the double or triple-bonds are present in the molecules alternatively in 15 the structure, it is called as conjugated. Thus the measurement of these properties will give the therapeutic efficacy of a medicine. The conjugative properties will influence the absorption and emission properties of the constituents and study of these properties will help to understand the molecular properties of the analyte. Hence use of the Conjugative and polarity properties of the medicines for therapeutic standardization is 20 the novelty of the proposed method along with the elution pattern of the molecules over a chromatographic separation media. The present method is proposed for the quality control of herbal medicines and formulations, mostly useful for the assessment of chemical and therapeutic efficacy by using Chromatographic Fingerprinting and standardization (chemical and therapeutic) 25 of traditional medicines. Unlike a method being used for analyzing only active ingredient or lead molecule (which is not known in many herbal medicines) for the analysis of medicines at a single wavelength. It gives the total profile of the chemical constituents present in the traditional medicines along with physical and chemical properties of the compounds (Say UV-Visible absorptive and polarity properties related 30 to efficacy). In the first part of the method, a 2D and 3D image of the Chromatographic Fingerprint of the medicine will be generated. But as an Image cannot become Analytical Data, a computer-based (Microchip, Dongle switch, software and hardware locked) method is developed to give the Qualitative and quantitative data of the IN/PA-850 60 ingredients in the form of an analytical chromatographic report. This was reported in our earlier report (PCT/IN00/001 2 3 ) As said above the absorptive or emission spectra and polarity of the compounds will indicate the conjugative and polarity properties of the compounds and thus indicating 5 the chemical / medicinal activity of the medicines. This profile of spectra of all the constituents in a single picture, "THE CHROMATOGRAPHIC FINGERPRINT" as proposed now will become the blue print of the constituents present in biological, herbal medicines and formulations. This becomes a method of identification and standardization of herbal medicines than the existing, as the peaks will express the UV 10 VIS or NIR radiation. Properties or conjugative and polarity properties of the constituents related to efficacy, unlike in a conventional chromatogram taken at a single wavelength along with the quantification of the constituents. As described in the traditional standardization methods, the colors of the medicines were used to know and standardize their therapeutic efficacy. The colors of the 15 molecules can be understood by their absorptive properties of the radiation of the UV VIS and NIR range of radiation. The absorbance of a molecule at a particular radiation depends on the structure, functional groups, conjugation, and the extent of unsaturation. Hence the UV-VIS absorbance of any molecule is widely used in the qualitative and quantitative properties of the constituents. The colors and the therapeutic efficacies of 20 various medicines were given in the ancient literature. Fig. 9 of medicines with different colors indicate how efficacy was related to colour of the medicine. When medicines of some color were analyzed a similarity of efficacy was observed. When the molecules are separated based on the polarity and their absorptive property of a range of electromagnetic radiation indicate the quantum of energy able to be dealt by 25 the molecule. Almost all molecules are majorly absorbing at Ultraviolet radiation. Thus when they are consumed the same radiation present in excessive gets absorbed from the system and the derrangement of energy system gets reverted to normal. Excessive storage of such energy could be the causative factor for a disease and removal of the same radiation leads to bring back the healthy conditions. The medicines, which are red 30 in color, are unable to absorb the respective wavelength of the white light, the material exposed to, so it is red in color. The energy absorbed by the molecule will be ultra violet wavelength. Thus molecules (subjective) with a specific polarity are absorbing radiation (energy), when a suitable medicine with absorptive property at a suitable IN/PA-850 61 wavelength will have a specific efficacy. The causative and curative energy has been dealt by the molecules, which can handle a specific quantum of energy. Ultimately the colors of the molecules are due to a specific chemical nature of the molecule. When the same is studied the chemical property can also be understood. 5 Thus study and understanding of the interaction of the electromagnetic radiation with matter will be useful to study the chemical nature and thus the therapeutic efficacy of the material under test. The same principle has been used in the present method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting and standardization. Hence the use of Chromatographic Fingerprints for understanding the chemical and therapeutic 10 properties of medicines is proposed as a novel method of standardization and assesses the efficacy of biological and herbal medicines. The main novelty of the present method involves in the "Arrangement of molecules in a specific order of polarity which is displayed in the chromatographic fingerprint and division of the Chromatographic Fingerprint into different therapeutic zones based on 15 the scales of wavelength (Conjugation) and retention time (Polarity) to understand the therapeutic efficacy (in traditional terms) of a single or a formulated medicine indicated by the energy absorbed or emitted by the molecule at different pH, temperature, ionic media and viscosity conditions, in a 2-D and 3-D data graph" using an instrumental and software based program. Analysis of the molecular weight of the constituent will add 20 more information and authenticity for standardization. After developing the analysis data in to a data base the database operations for accessing it for different commercial and regulatory activities ERP&CRM features were added to the software. Using the computer-based (Microchip, Dongle switch, software and hardware 25 controlled and locked) software developed, a novel chromatogram is generated which shows the conjugative (Wavelength on X axis) and polarity of all the constituents shown in a single Chromatographic Fingerprint. A barcode can also be generated for a selected peak of a molecule given in the image. Where in the X (Retention Time), Y (Wave length in contour chromatograms and absorbance in 3-D chromatograms), R 30 (The red color indicating the highest concentration of the constituent, G (the green color indicating the lesser concentration of the constituent and B (Blue color indicating still lesser concentration of the constituent) coordinates, provided by the present software is feed in any commercially available re-salable bar coding software's, added IN/PA-850 62 in the present software generates a barcode for a single constituent, or for many constituents. The Image of the Chromatographic Fingerprint can be viewed on a display window attached to it. It will be displayed whenever the electronic eye of the vending machine reads the bar code. This makes the image (Finger print) and bar code 5 proprietary for a product of an industry or a country. This is claimed as another novelty of the proposed method. The present method of giving a bar code to a medicinal product for commercial purposes is, by giving a registered number for the said product. It has no relation with the actual chemical constituents and efficacy of the medicines. But in the proposed novel method of bar coding the generation of a bar code for a 1o product based on the chemical profile while doing the analysis it self, will be more regulatory compliance than the existing method under practice. The data generated at different states is graphically presented in 2D and 3-D data graph, which will be useful for qualitative and quantitative chemical and therapeutic standardization. is The main embodiment of the present invention is to propose a novel method for chemical and therapeutic standardization by detection and identification and 2-D and 3 D animated chromatographic finger printing of organic, organo metallic and metallic constituents of extracts of plants, animal or geological origin, natural or synthetic sources capable of responding (absorb, emit, reflect, refract or diffract) to different 20 wavelengths of electromagnetic radiations, possessing different chemical and therapeutic properties at different pH, temperature, viscosity and ionic media using their physico chemical properties like polarity, conjugation, mass and total quantum of energy of the analytes where in the data graphs are presented as static and movable on any axis of 0-360 degrees providing complete information about the analyte. 25 One of the embodiments of the present invention is to identify the molecules in the said compounds by the absorptive, refractive, reflective, and diffractive and emission properties of various constituents in the medicine related to a specific efficacy due to its action on a specific single or multiple pathways. One of the embodiment of the present invention is identifying, determining and 30 classifying the constituents by the absorptive, refractive, reflective, diffractive or emission of an electromagnetic, electrical or magnetic energy of the eluted constituents based on physico chemical properties like polar, medium polar and, less or non-polar IN/PA-850 63 tc standardization of the sample properties and conjugation for chemical and therapeutic analyzed. ent invention is to provide a complete chemical Another alyimS of the psent in the medicine under study and their conjugative analysis of the constituents Presn ertetaiinlIocpso h properties indicating the therapeutic efficacy as per the traditional concepts Of the medicine using new software developed. lhere in a single Another embodiment of the present Invention reat o thedconstints same solvent Ethanol or aqueous Ethanol is used for extraction of the constituents same slvtal conditions and instrumental parameters were used for all samples to bring the analytical codtnsa the thrpetc standardization. 10 therapeutic generalizations there by achieving te therapeutic inbuilt Another embodiment of the present invention relates to a Method, wherein, an inbl 0 ftwar emprovidet af nvel concept of chromatographic finger printing of herbal software wrovid e usel fo e quick identification of the actual profile of the medicines that in theamedicine under use along with their therapeutic efficacy of compounds Present in 15 the constituents embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Stillaoh embdgentin where in the atoms/ molecules are separated using a Chrormatographic Fingerprinting -erin and ged in the specific order of polarity chonatographic method of-separation and absorptive and emission property of an 0asuring thm radiation b n along with conjugative ProperyM 20 electromagnetic radiation by the analytes. invention is to provide a soft ware capable of Still another eribodnent o) the colored contour and 3-D chromfatographic image analyzing (extractig cif energy as presented in the energy box. base onVarouscolrs ith respect to a spec ic eeg spee based on varoius colors Wit r ns and energies of various constituents eluted with The box denoting the concentratioc order of Polarity indicated as retention time at a 25 time having arranged inase cmda specific pH, temperature, viscosity and ionc media. relates to a method, wherein, an Still another embodiment of the Present inventic rer ptg of herbal medicines inbuilt software provides a novel dhromatonaphic fi ero netic radiation detector and formulations analyzed and are ed to a chromatographic instrument like 30 like Photo Diode array Detector (PDA) connect a th data insthe spe 3 HighressureL d Chromatograph, which delineates the data of the spectral High pressure L iquinthe material having the medicinal value, f h constituents Present in temtra Properties of h N/PA-850 64 presented in a specific order of physico chemical properties like polarity along with conjugation generated under similar experimental analytical conditions. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method used as a data processor of 3 D data graphs and color contour image of an ingredient. 5 Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method which uses solvents for extraction, are selected based on the polarity, hydrophilic and hydrophobic nature of the constituents of the sample under study. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method wherein, the polarity of the mobile phase of a non-aqueous and an aqueous solvent of a specific pH 10 is controlled by varying the ratio of the mobile phase from 0% to 100% of an aqueous solvents like water or a buffer of a known pH, along with a non-aqueous solvent and vice-versa. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method wherein, on analysis of 3-D and contour chromatograms using new software, gives a data having 15 indicated the vitiation of doshas quantitatively in percentage ratio. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting to assess the healthy or diseased patterns of a human being, animal or a microorganism, which helps for different purposes of disease identification, disease monitoring, drug selection, drug targeting and drug monitoring. 20 Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the atoms/ molecules are separated and arranged in the specific order of polarity along with conjugative property measuring the absorbance, emission, reflection, refraction or diffraction properties of an electromagnetic radiation by the analytes. 25 Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the 3-D box is the container of the three energies where in the constituents of different properties will be having the polarity. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the 3-D box is the container of the three 30 types of molecules with specific energies where in, the constituents with known properties of the molecular structure, mass, polarity and conjugation will be indicating the chemical and therapeutic properties of the constituents and the medicines.

IN/PA-850 65 Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the molecules are eluted in a specific order of polarity with a range of conjugative property using detectors with measurement of absorbance, emission, reflection, refraction or diffraction properties of matter when 5 exposed to electromagnetic radiation, along with conductivity, molecular structure and mass is useful for the chemical and therapeutic standardization. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method capable of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the molecules are arranged in a specific order of physico chemical properties for chemical and therapeutic standardization. io Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method capable of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the molecules in a sample matrix are separated by means of a chromatographic technique and arrange in a specific order of polarity for chemical and therapeutic standardization based on the polarity along with conjugation properties. 15 Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method capable of analyzing a sample at different electromagnetic radiations, polarity, viscosity and temperature using suitable pumps to pump the liquids of mobile phase, having a detector which can measure the absorbance, emission, reflection, refraction or diffraction properties of analyte samples in a selected range of wavelength, having a 20 software generating analysis data after coordination and compilation of signals from different types of detectors and analyzing the data for chemical and therapeutic standardization, generating barcode for the data generated after analysis and finally arranging the data in specific data base folders. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method capable of 25 Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the physico chemical properties of the carrier are varied for eluting the molecules of a sample matrix to be separated on a chromatographic separation media of a planar or closed chromatographic system for chemical and therapeutic standardization. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method capable of 30 Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the analytes after separated on a chromatographic system under different conditions of temperature, pH and viscosity and detected with detectors able to detect the mass, fragmentation pattern, conductivity, polarity, refraction, reflection, diffraction, absorptive and emittive properties of the IN/PA-850 66 analytes over a range of electromagnetic radiation for chemical and therapeutic standardization of natural, biological and synthetic materials and medicines. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a detection system which arrays the results of interaction of radiation with matter for the molecules arranged in a 5 specific order of polarity and results in interpretation of the chemical and therapeutic properties of analyte sample. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method as, where in the chemical and therapeutic standardization is assessed for a material using the absorptive, refraction, reflection, diffraction and emittive properties of the molecules at a specific 10 single or multiple wavelengths of radiation energy ranges to which the matter is exposed. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of chromatographic system having the data generated due to the separation of analytes over a separation media under specified analytical conditions leading to chemical and 15 therapeutic standardization of the analytes under test. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of chromatographic system for chemical and therapeutic standardization based on the pattern of the energy data graphs generated due to the inter action of radiation with matter in a detection system to which the matter is exposed to. 20 Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of bio informatics to assess the efficacy of a medicine and a diseases pattern/status of a living being for disease identification, disease monitoring, drug identification, drug targeting, drug selection, drug monitoring and drug inter action with biological systems Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method, where in the 25 solvents of different polarities are used for extraction based on the hydrophilic and hydrophobic nature of the sample and the constituents under study, generally ethyl alcohol is used as solvent for preparation and standardization of medicines. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method, where in the Chromatographic Fingerprints can be developed for a same medicine extracted under 30 different pH, polarity, viscosity, ionic media and temperature values. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method, the said method is carried out using standard analytical parameters like extraction with ethyl alcohol, maintaining a regular run time although the analysis of samples, eluting with a mobile IN/PA-850 67 phase of acetonitrile and phosphate buffer having a pH range of 3-9, electromagnetic radiation range of 200-800nm or below or beyond using a suitable and capable detector, maintaining column, total flow line and detector in the temperature range of 15-70' C, a mobile phase conductivity range of 0 to 50 X 103 mhos. 5 Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method, wherein the non aqueous, organic and aqueous, water or buffer used under specified pH, viscosity, ionic media and temperature are selected based on the range of pH, viscosity, ionic media, temperature and polarity required. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method, wherein 10 converting the analytical data into a colored image or an analyzable data comprising the conjugative and polarity properties along with quantum and quantitative data of the constituents of the medicine under study. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method, where in the therapeutic efficacy of a medicine (Single or formulated) is assessed using the quality 15 of the constituents present in a particular polarity and electromagnetic radiation for refraction, reflection, diffraction, absorptive and emittive responses and the data graphs with X, Y, Z coordinate points indicating specific property in different of zones of the Chromatographic Fingerprint. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method, where in the 20 software generates a bar code for the properties of the images like a selected peak or peaks or whole image or movie using the X (Retention Time), Y (Wavelength), Z (Absorbance, In case of 3-D image and movie file like Avi, Mpeg etc), R (Number Of Red Pixels), G (Number Of Green Pixels And B (Number Of Blue Pixels) coordinates movable on all axis between 0-360 degrees, provided by the software, which makes the 25 product propriety for an industry. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method; where in the solvents used for extraction is selected based on the polarity, hydrophilic and hydrophobic nature of the constituents, sample and its constituents under study. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method, wherein the 30 polarity of the mobile phase of a non-aqueous and an aqueous solvent of a specific pH, is controlled by varying the ratio of the mobile phase from 0% to 100% and vice-versa of an non aqueous solvents like acetonitrile, methanol aqueous solvents like phosphate buffer.

IN/PA-850 68 Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a computational method of chromatographic finger printing, chemical and therapeutic standardization and bar coding of Organic, Organo-metallic and metallic atoms or molecules from a plant, animal, a naturally available or man-made materials used as medicines. 5 Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method wherein it provides absorption/ emission spectra of the compounds having displayed the conjugative and polarity properties of the molecules and the concentration of the individual concentrations of the molecules along with the polarity and quantum of energy of the molecules. 1o Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method where in the chemical and therapeutic standardization is achieved by interaction of matter to different individual electromagnetic radiations when the data is presented as chromatographic fingerprint. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method wherein, same 15 standard analytical parameters like Extraction with same solvent Ethyl alcohol, same run time, same mobile phase acetonitrile along with phosphate buffer in a specific pH in the range of 3-9, same conductivity range of 0-50 x 103 mhos and a same range of Electro Magnetic radiation from 200nm - 800nm is used for Chromatographic Fingerprinting and chemical and therapeutic standardization along with subjecting the 20 samples to different variable analytical factors like pH, temperature, column length, run time and Polarity of the stationary phase and mobile phase and maintaining the same order of arrangement of the molecules based on polarity, and molecular size in the specific order, is the basis of the assessment of chemical and therapeutic quality of the samples under study. 25 Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the measurement of absorbance energy is indicating the activity of a constituent in absorbing the respective quantum of energy at a specific X, Y, Z position of the energy system with specific polarity and conjugative properties from the diseased conditions making to cure the disease pattern and hence 30 therapeutically indicative. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the respective zones and X, Y, Z coordinates IN/PA-850 69 of the constituents have a specific property of chemical and therapeutic efficacy of the analyte constituents present in a medicine. Still another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in influence of variable factors like 5 temperature, pressure, pH, ionic media and viscosity of the mobile phase, stationary phase and sample will be influenced to arrange the atoms and molecules in a specific order of polarity whose conjugation and molecular structure will be analyzed along with conductivity will be useful for the chemical and therapeutic standardization. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of 10 Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the gradient, ternary or quaternary run of the mobile phase ends at the ratio where it starts. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting using which.the interpretation of the activity of the analyte atom or molecules and their energies having a specific quantum of energy along 15 with structural properties relates to their chemical and bio chemical and biophysical activities. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting using which the interaction of molecules of different polarities is assessed when they are arranged in the order of polarity. 20 In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method as, where in the temperature, pH and polarity of the mobile phase is controlled by varying the temperature, the ratio of the mobile phase of a solvent between 0 to 100% of an aqueous solvent like Water or a phosphate buffer at a required pH by using suitable buffer to maintain the required pH, polarity and ending at the ratio where it started with 25 a non-aqueous solvent by a gradient, ternary or quaternary run. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method, wherein the non-aqueous, organic and aqueous, water or buffer at a known temperature, viscosity and pH are solvents used are selected based on the range of temperature, viscosity, ionic media, pH and polarity required. 30 In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method, wherein, same standard analytical parameters like Extraction, run time, mobile phase, range of Electro Magnetic radiation influenced by variable factors like pH, temperature, column length, run time, Polarity of the column, stationary phase and mobile phase, maintaining the IN/PA-850 70 same order of arrangement of the molecules based on polarity and molecular size in the specified order are used to achieve chemical and therapeutic standardization. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method, for chemical and therapeutic standardization based on the pattern of the energy data graphs 5 generated due to the inter action of radiation with matter in a detection system to which the matter is exposed to, after an orderly separation. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method, a bio informatics tool to assess the efficacy of a medicine and a diseases pattern/status of a living being for disease identification, drug identification, drug targeting, drug 10 selection, drug monitoring and drug inter action with biological systems In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to use of Chromatographic Fingerprints of contour and 3 -D chromatograms of the constituents as claimed in any of the proceeding claims are the basis for identification of chemical constituents for chemical and therapeutic standardization. 15 In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the method enables to understand and standardize the variations in Physico-Chemical properties of the medicines in the form of energy variations, different states of three energies. These variations are present in medicine and living beings used for the therapeutic standardization using conjugative 20 and polarity properties of the medicines shown in chromatographic fingerprints. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting using which the variable factors like temperature, humidity, viscosity, ionic nature etc., on the physico chemical properties and thus therapeutic efficacy of a medicine can be assessed using the 3-D energy box. 25 In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method, where in preparation of a database of a large number of samples will give many generalizations of the therapeutic efficacy of a particular group of plants or animals classified as a group for a particular disease for therapeutic identification, classification, standardization and monitoring. 30 In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the atoms/ molecules are separated using a chromatographic method of separation and arranged in the specific order of polarity using a separation technique where in the variable parameters like polarity, pH, IN/PA-850 71 temperature, ionic and electrical charge and viscosity of the reaction media, mobile phase, stationary phase and sample under analysis which will be varied leading to the interpretation of the Tridosha properties and efficacy of the same. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of 5 Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the absorption and emission of the electromagnetic radiation by analyte constituents in a medicine along with polarity property will help to understand the efficacy of the same and the efficacy is due to these two basic properties. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of 1o Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the 3-D box is the container of the three energies where in the constituents of Agni in nature or in the first zone of the Chromatographic Fingerprint, Jala property in the second zone of the Chromatographic Fingerprinting and Prithvi in the last zone. The Vayu is present in the last zone and in the area where in there in no constituents were present in the entire container. 15 In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the chemical profile in diseased and healthy blood samples can be studied in a microorganism, animal and human being to correlate the disease profile with chemical profile indicating the relation of polarity and conjugation for drug selection, drug identification, drug targeting and drug monitoring. 20 In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the energy at different doshas at deficient, sufficient and excessive states of levels indicating the energy variations of natural microorganism, animal and human being along with medicines and synthetic materials. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of 25 Chromatographic Fingerprinting using which therapeutic grouping of constituents and medicines can be done based on the said atomic and molecular properties. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting useful for the assay of the taste and its order, color of transmission and absorption and odor will be done at different levels of energy 30 variations to understand the process of biotransformation and biogenesis. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the traditional properties mentioned in the FN/PA-850 72 basic concepts mentioned in the traditional philosophies were correlated to the physico chemical properties of the medicines. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the physico chemical properties like polarity, 5 conjugation and quantum of energy of the atoms and molecules are useful to identify the bio chemical pathways having the same properties involving a specific energy. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting useful for understanding the evolution of the dosha and dhatu properties of the medicines in living and non-living things. 10 In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of chromatographic fingerprinting of the native medicines of a particular place or country to develop suitable traditional philosophies and dictionaries for the chemical and therapeutic standardization. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of 15 chromatographic fingerprinting of the blood samples of living beings of a particular place or country to develop suitable traditional medical philosophies and dictionaries for the chemical and therapeutic standardization. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting as, wherein the method enables to understand and 20 standardize the variations in Physico-Chemical properties of the medicines in the form of energy variations of different states of Tri dosha energies present in medicine and living beings, for chemical, clinical and therapeutic standardization. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method, where in the Chemical and therapeutic standardization properties are assessed for a material using 25 the absorbance, emission, reflection, interference, refraction and diffraction of the molecules at a specific single or multiple wavelengths range to which the matter is exposed and the data is interpreted for single and multiples of wavelengths in a fingerprint. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of 30 Chromatographic Fingerprinting for creation, improving, altering and modifying the capability of hard wares and soft wares useful for drug discovery. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting where in the arrangement of molecules in a specific IN/PA-850 73 order of physico chemical properties after separation on a separation media for chemical and therapeutic standardization with and with out recycling the eluent molecules either in to the same column or in to a battery of separation systems. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a thermally protected and 5 controlled system containing the separation media of stationary and mobile phases, detector flow cell system along with the flow line to develop chromatographic fingerprinting for chemical and therapeutic standardizations. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a detector flow cell with thermally varying and controlling facility which change the temperatures as 10 programmed and detect the bathochromic, hypso chromic, hyper chromic and hypo chromic variations of the spectrum at varying analytical conditions, of the samples passing through the flow cell for chromatographic fingerprinting for chemical and therapeutic standardizations. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a One of the present 15 embodiment of the present invention relates to a method for the standardization of matter and radiation for the assessment of the quantum energy they can deal and arrange the matter in an order based on their physico chemical properties and kinetics. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method for the standardization of matter and radiation for the assessment of the quantum energy they 20 can deal and arrange the matter in an order based on their physico chemical properties and kinetics for quantum chemical studies. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Finger Printing, the data is obtained for identifying the chemical constituents present in it for the purpose of chemical, therapeutic and process 25 standardization and quality control activities of African, Allopathic, Ayurvedic, Chinese, Homoeo, Kampo (Japanese), Siddha, Unani and Tibetan medicines or any medicines. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method for the standardization of matter and radiation for the assessment of the quantum energy they 30 can deal and arrange the matter in an order based on their physico chemical properties and kinetics for quantum bio chemical studies. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method for the standardization of matter and radiation for the assessment of the quantum energy they IN/PA-850 74 can deal and arrange the matter in an order based on their physico chemical properties and kinetics for quantum bio physical studies. In yet another embodiment of the present invehtioh relates to a method for the standardization of matter and radiation for the assessment of the quantum energy they 5 contain and arrange the matter in an order based on their physico chemical properties and kinetics for quantum chemical studies by using an equation E=mn CWhere in m is the mass, p is polarity at specific temperature and pressure of the analyte material and C is the speed of the respective radiation. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method for the 10 standardization of matter for the assessment of the chemical, therapeutic and biological properties by the generalization of their commonalities and differences in the profile. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of analysis using the patterns of electromagnetic radiations absorbed or emitted, generated for a sample for chemical and therapeutic standardization. 15 In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of analysis using the graphical data patterns of electromagnetic radiations absorbed, emitted, reflected, refracted, interference, diffracted with the analyte and generate data for a sample by a separation method using different properties of the carrier media to separate over a. separation media, separating and arranging the constituents in a specific 20 order of polarity along with measured responses of the constituents with interaction of electromagnetic radiations for chemical and therapeutic standardization of material under test. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of analysis for the standardization of organic reagents for chemical and activity standardization. 25 In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a chromatographic fingerprinting method of analysis for the chemical and therapeutic standardization of Nanoparticles in materials. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a Chromatographic fingerprinting method for the chemical and therapeutic standardization of nutritional 30 values of foods, nutritional dietetics and nutritional genomics. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of chromatographic fingerprinting for the chemical and therapeutic properties of proteins and genetic material for proteomics and genomics studies.

IN/PA-850 75 One of the embodiments of the present invention relates to a method of chromatographic fingerprinting which provides the properties of the analyte with out a referral standard. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of 5 interpreting constituents between 0-20 minutes as Pitta in nature which are in Zone 1, of the image where in 0 minutes is acute and 20 is chronic. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents in the range of retention times 20-40, as Kapha in nature which are in Zone 2, of the image where in where in the constituents at 20min acts on 10 acute and 40min acts on chronic conditions. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of generating a chromatogram based on the color analyzed (Extracted from finger print using a Graphic User Interface software developed), having peaks at various retention times along with different physico chemical properties like conjugative and polarity 15 properties of the analyte constituents eluted with time. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents in the range of retention times 40-60, as Vata in nature which are in Zone 3, of the image where in where in constituents at 40 acts on acute and 60 is chronic conditions. 20 In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents in the range of retention times 5-15, as Kashaya, Astringent, in nature which are in Zone 1, of the image. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents in the range of retention times 15-20 min, as Katu, Pungent, in 25 nature which are in Zone 1, of the image. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents in the range of retention times 25-35, as Tikta, Bitter, in nature which are in Zone 2, of the image. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of 30 interpreting Constituents in the range of retention times 25-35, as Lavana, Salty, in nature which are in Zone 2, of the image.

IN/PA-850 76 In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents in the range of retention times 30-40, as Amla, Sour, in nature which are in Zone 2, of the image. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of 5 interpreting Constituents in the range of retention times 35-55, as Madhura, in nature, which are in Zone 2 and 3, of the image. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents absorbing from 200-800 nm, as Dosha kara/Vridhi, in nature which are in Zone 1,2 and 3, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a separation 10 media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents absorbing from 200-400 nm, as Increase of respective conjugative property said to be Dosha hara, in nature which are in Zone 1,2 and 3, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a separation media and molecules arranged in 15 an order of polarity. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents absorbing from 200-800 nm, as Increase of respective property will be Sheeta Veerya, in nature which are in Zone 2, of the image. when a sample is analyzed using a separation media. 20 In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting Constituents absorbing from 200-800 nm, as Increase of respective property will be Ushna Veerya, in nature which are in Zone 1, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a separation media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. 25 In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting the Vipaka (Post assimilative) property, which is absent before and present after interacting with an- enzyme in a medicine/biological fluid. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting the Sookshma property (Smaller molecules or absorbing sharply at lesser 30 wave lengths, 190-220 nm), which are in Zone 1,2 and 3, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a separation media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting the Rooksha (Volatile high to medium polar molecules) property based on 1N/PA-850 77 the absorption spectra and polarity of the ingredients in Zone 1,2 and 3, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a separation media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of 5 interpreting the Snidha (Viscous medium to non polar molecules) property based on the absorption spectra of 200-800 nm and polarity of the ingredients in Zone 1,2 and 3, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a separation media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of io interpreting the Laghu property based on the absorption spectra, polarity and less number of ingredients in Zone 1,2 and 3, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a separation media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting the Guru property based on the absorption spectra, polarity and large 15 number of ingredients in Zone 1,2 and 3, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a separation media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting the Sandra (Viscous molecules) property based on the absorption spectra of 200-800 nm and polarity of the ingredients in Zone 2, of the image when a sample is 20 analyzed on a separation media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. In yet another embodiment of the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting the Sthoola (heavy molecules) property based on the absorption spectra and polarity of the ingredients in Zone 3, of the image when a sample is analyzed on a separation media and molecules arranged in an order of polarity. 25 One of the embodiments of the present invention relates to a software capable of interpreting the chemical and therapeutic property of the analyte based on the 3-D and contour chromatographic fingerprints developed due to the interaction of radiation with matter and the data graph divided in to different zones and marked with respective therapeutic property based on specific X, Y and Z coordinates of the data graph or 30 movie movable on all axis between 0-360 degrees,, wherein the retention time value is not a limitation In another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting useful for chemical and therapeutic standardization of fuel products.

IN/PA-850 78 In another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting useful for the standardization of agricultural products. In another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting useful as a diagnostic tool for the analysis of healthy and diseased 5 samples for chemical and therapeutic standardization In another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting useful for the toxicity studies for chemical and therapeutic standardization. In another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic 10 Fingerprinting useful in chemical and therapeutic standardization of forensic sciences. In another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting useful for the chemical and therapeutic standardization of industrial food and medicinal products. In another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic 15 Fingerprinting for the chemical and therapeutic standardization of environmental samples. In another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprints of data graphs of the analyte will be the basis for identification and standardization of chemical constituents to limit the scope of the invention. 20 In another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic Fingerprint data is used for the study of variation of chemical constituents in biological samples and to identify and standardize the chemical constituents in them to know the pathological, healthy and diseased status of the source living being thus leading to chemical and therapeutic standardization. 25 In another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of, Chromatographic Fingerprinting used for the adulterated, substituted, contradictual, commercial food and drug samples and to identify the chemical and therapeutic properties of pure and impure. In another present embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of wherein, 30 the data obtained is used for the study of variation of chemical and therapeutic properties of the constituents due to various ecological factors, geological factors, genotype and phenotypic variations (in plant and animals) in naturally occurring samples and to identify and standardize the chemical constituents in them.

IN/PA-850 79 In another present embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of wherein, the data obtained is used for the study of chemical constituents in synthetically prepared samples and to identify and standardize the chemical constituents in them for chemical and therapeutic standardization which ever is applicable. 5 In another present embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic fingerprinting wherein, the data obtained is used for the study of chemical constituents in herbal products of single medicine samples and to identify the chemical constituents in them for chemical and therapeutic standardization. In another present embodiment of the present invention relates to *a method. of 10 Chromatographic fingerprinting wherein, the data chromatograph is used for the study of chemical constituents in herbal products of formulated medicine samples and to identify the chemical constituents in them for chemical and therapeutic standardization. In another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic fingerprinting wherein, the data obtained is used for the study of variation of chemical 15 constituents in different brands of products of single and formulated food and medicine samples and to identify the chemical constituents in them for chemical and therapeutic standardization. In another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic fingerprinting wherein, the data of medicines facilitates to categorize and quantify the 20 constituents of a medicine based on polarity and conjugation from 3-D and contour chromatograms and assess the therapeutic efficacy of the medicine on which humors it is going to act (vitiate, balance). In another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic fingerprinting wherein, the data obtained enables to understand and standardize the 25 Physico-Chemical properties of the medicines like color for the use of therapeutic standardization of medicines and humors (Tri Doshas) using conjugative and polarity properties given in the chromatographic fingerprints. In another embodiments of the present invention relates to a method of chromatographic fingerprinting which enables to understand and standardize the 30 microcosm and macrocosm of the medicines used for therapeutic standardization using conjugative (indicated on Y-axis, microcosm) and polarity (indicated on X axis, macrocosm) properties given in the chromatographic fingerprints.

rN/PA-850 80 Yet another embodiment of the present invent is presentation of measured electromagnetic radiations absorbed/ emitted of the constituents diagonally opposite to each other on the scales of polarity axis and absorbance, electromagnetic radiation axis of the fingerprint indicating a specific quantum of energy at the specific pixel point 5 dealt by the analyte molecules/ molecular fragments. Yet another embodiment of the present invention is the said method facilitates preparation of herbal, medical and biological encyclopedias for different material present in a specific e ecological and geological parts of the world. Yet another embodiment of the present invention is the said method facilitates chemical 10 and therapeutic standardization based on the qualitative and quantitative inter and intra ratios of the molecules/ molecular fragments present in a food and drug sample of natural and synthetic origin. Yet another embodiment of the present invention is the said method facilitates to assess the variations in chemical and therapeutic properties of foods and medicines under 15 different bio chemical, biophysical conditions Yet another embodiment of the present invention is the said method facilitates the influence of foods and medicines of natural and synthetic origin on different srotasas/ channels in the biological systems. Yet another embodiment of the present invention is the said method facilitates the 20 prognosis and diagnosis of disease pathology in biological systems. Yet another embodiment of the present invention is the said method facilitates the validation of basic principles and concepts of different traditional and modem health philosophies. Yet another embodiment of the present invention is the said method facilitates the 25 influence of foods and medicines of natural and synthetic origin on different chemical and bio chemical pathways in the biological systems. Yet another embodiment of the present invention is the said method facilitates the chemical and therapeutic standardization of vaccines. Yet another embodiment of the present invention is the said method facilitates the 30 chemical and therapeutic standardization of toxicity of materials, foods and medicines of natural and synthetic origin. Yet another embodiment of the present invention is the said method is the absorption/ emission data graphs of the analyte at different wavelengths presented together IN/PA-850 81 provides specific pattern of images and data graphs for chemical and therapeutic standardization. Yet another embodiment of the present invention is the said method provides analysis using the graphical data patterns of electromagnetic radiations absorbed, emitted, 5 reflected, refracted, interfered, diffracted with the analyte and generate data for a sample by a separation method using different properties of the carrier media to separate over a separation media, separating and arranging the constituents in a specific order of polarity along with measured responses of the constituents with interaction of electromagnetic radiations for chemical and therapeutic standardization of material i o under test. In another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic fingerprinting wherein, the method enables to understand and standardize the Physico Chemical properties of the medicines like Tastes (Rasa) like Sweet, Sour, Salty, Pungent, Bitter and Astringent (Madhura, Amla, Lavana, Tikta, Katu and Kashaya as 15 described in Ayurveda) used for therapeutic standardization using conjugative and polarity properties given in the chromatographic fingerprints. In another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic fingerprinting, wherein the data obtained enables to understand and standardize the Physico-Chemical properties of the medicines like Property, Potency, Metabolite, 20 Specific properties like Chirality of the molecules (Guna, Veerya, Vipaka, Prabhava) used for the therapeutic standardization using conjugative and polarity properties of the individual constituents and the whole medicine shown in the chromatographic fingerprints. In another embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of Chromatographic 25 fingerprinting wherein, the data enable to understand and standardize the Physico Chemical properties (Gunas) of the medicines like Cold, Hot, Slow in action, Sharp in action, Heavy, Light, Soft Lubricated Supple, Dry (Sheeta, Ushna, Manda, Teekshna, Guru, Laghu, Snigdha, Rooksha as described in Ayurveda) used for the therapeutic standardization using conjugative and polarity properties of the medicines shown in 30 chromatographic fingerprints. PROPOSED METHOD OF CHEMICAL STANDARDIZATION Hence UNLIKE a method currently under use, where in a chromatogram is given at a single wavelength, a novel method of chromatographic standardization, finger printing TN/PA-850 82 and bar coding is proposed, using contour and 3-D chromatograms. It provides the TOTAL CHEMICAL PROFILE (properties like polarity and conjugation, there in) of the chemical constituents present in complex medicines like herbal medicines and formulations or any medicine. Further bar coding the finger prints thus generated will 5 provide many commercial features in dealing such medicines using the ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING (ERP) and CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT (CRM) applications. The existing method of TLC Chromatographic Fingerprinting being used as a chromatographic finger print, is showing only an assay of the'constituents present in it. 10 It is not providing any chemical property like conjugation or polarity. Another method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting by HPLC shows a chromatogram at a single wavelength presented as a "CHROAMTOGRAPHIC FINGER PRINT" of the medicine. In this, a selected peak is identified chemically, what it is by structure, using various other analytical techniques like NMR, LC-MS and IR for structural elucidation. 15 So the single chromatogram by it self is not able to say what the efficacy of the medicine is, with out the support of other costlier analytical instruments. It will be highly impractical to use such costly techniques for a complex herbal medicine and formulations prepared by formulating various organic and inorganic medicines for a particular therapeutic purpose. 20 The quality of any formulated medicine will depend on the process with which it was made. This will be different for each pharmacy or pharmacist. What actually needed for the quality control of herbal medicines and formulations is a simple analytical method that can give the number of constituents (qualitative and quantitative) present in a single medicine or formulation, and the therapeutic efficacy of the medicine under 25 study. Hence any method, which does not provide the above information, will be incomplete. In the proposed method of chemical standardization the constituents were first extracted in to a suitable solvent. The extract was subjected to separation into individual constituents on a High Pressure Liquid Chromatograph under standardized 30 analytical conditions. The 3-D and contour chromatograms given by the instrument were converted in to CHROMATOGRAPHIC FINGERPRINT data graphs. The images were analyzed using image analysis software specially prepared for this work.

IN/PA-850 83 The out put data is interpreted for the said standardization. Detailed description of the method is given in experimental description of the method. PROPOSED METHOD OF THERAPEUTIC STANDARDIZATION The traditional therapeutic standardization is highly individualistic by ability and 5 perception of the doctor. A general availability of such method will be practically difficult. But the existing scientific scenario emphasizes that any method or mechanism needs to be STANDARDIZED, and REPRODUCIBLE. Hence in the present method of chemical and therapeutic standardization an instrumental method is proposed which brings down the human factor. The proposed method envisages the same with out 10 deviating from the traditional concepts. As explained above if one can assess the therapeutic efficacy of the medicine by the physico-chemical properties (Polarity and conjugation), the activity of the medicines can be understood thus achieving the therapeutic standardization. In the present method the CONJUGATIVE AND POLARITY properties are taken in to consideration to 15 assess the therapeutic efficacy of a medicine. In the ancient literature a clear classification of soils and plants were given based on their physico-chemical nature and therapeutic efficacy. The selection of medicines for a particular disease was done based on the guidelines like color, texture, odor and physical appearance. The soil types and the diversity of the drug action were also 20 mentioned while selecting a medicine. The effect of climate and its effect in the efficacy on the drug plants were also clearly mentioned. Because the chemical constituents present in the plant depends on these geological and ecological variable factors, guide lines were laid down for the place of collection, time (seasonal and daily) of collection, part of plant for collection and age of plant for collection, required for a 25 specific therapeutic action Some of the examples of the Chromatographic Fingerprints show the same. This confirms that this method will be useful in many purposes of dealing the traditional medicines. It can be useful for modem medicines also to understand their therapeutic efficacy in traditional terms. 30 VARIOUS STEPS INVOLVED IN THE PRESENT INVENTION In the present method of analysis a Validated High Pressure Liquid Chromatograph equipped with a Binary or ternary Gradient system of pumps, a Photo Diode Array Detector (PDA), suitable instruments for measurement of conductivity and mass of the IN/PA-850 84 analytes are used along with a Software based data processor for presentation of the chromatographic fingerprints were used. After the complete elution of all ingredients, the 3D and contour chromatograms (having the information of the UV -Visible Spectra, absorbance and retention times of all the constituents present in a single 5 medicine or formulation) were converted into a data graph image and proposed as a Chromatographic Fingerprint. This enjoys the merit of not requiring any internal or external standard sample for an authentic qualitative and quantitative analysis of all the ingredients present in a medicine, unlike in the present method of analysis of medicines. i Experimental Description of the method The proposed method is described in 4 steps with reference to the accompanying drawings, flow charts and examples, which are provided to illustrate some of the embodiments of the invention, and the same should not be construed as limitations on the inventive concept embodied herein. The entire method is described in the steps 15 mentioned below. The procedure is explained in the following steps Step 1: Sample preparation Step2: Experimental work done on the instrument Step3: Data generation and analysis. 20 Step4: Interpretation of the Chromatographic Fingerprints. Step5: Applications of the method. Step 1: Sample preparation All samples were extracted with Ethyl alcohol and preferably with buffer of specific pH if required. When the pH of the aqueous alcohol extract is varied the extraction of 25 constituents also has varied. The basic pH has extracted more number of constituents than acidic pH. Suitable pH was selected for extraction of different medicines for selective extraction using buffers. Step2: Experimental work done on the instrument The Development 30 The extract was subjected to separation analysis, using High-Pressure Liquid Chromatographic instrument, In the present method of analysis a Validated High Pressure Liquid Chromatograph equipped with a Binary or a ternary Gradient system of pumps, a Photo Diode Array Detector (PDA), a conductivity detector or sensor and a IN/PA-850 85 Software based data processor, for the preparation of the chromatographic fingerprints were used. A known amount of the sample (say 20ul) of extract is injected into rheodyne injector (fitted with 20ul loop). Elution of the sample was performed with suitable time programmed gradient system of mobile phase at a fixed flow (1 mI/min). 5 Care is taken that no part of the sample is left in the column un-eluted. The following analytical conditions set for the analysis. a. A reverse phase column was used along with a time programmed gradient elution of an aqueous phosphate buffer (In the pH range of 3.0-9.0) and a non-aqueous solvents (acetonitrile or methanol) as eluents, based on the chemical nature of the sample under Io analysis. b. A wavelength range of 200 to 800nm was used for the PDA detector and the run time is fixed based on the time program. The range of wavelength will be up to 11 00nm based on the model of detector used. c. The change in the concentration of non-aqueous solvent like Acetonitrile along with 15 an aqueous mobile phase like phosphate buffer in the pH range of 3.0-9.0 as a gradient in the varying ratio 0-100% of non aqueous solvent with in a stipulated time of run with covering the entire range of polarity was used for elution. The composition of the mobile phase will end where it started. The polarity measured will help to select the required range of polarity to be covered for the total elution of the constituents. The 20 time is not a limitation if the entire range of polarity could be covered in lesser time with out sacrificing the resolution by changing the column size, particle size, temperature, pH, viscosity, ionic nature of the whole media and other variable parameters that influence the elution pattern. d. The gradient of solvents, temperature & pH used for the elution of the molecules. 25 e. Elution of same sample at different temperatures in the range of 15-70 'C and different pH values in the entire range of pH and polarity required. The instrument was triggered for the analysis after injecting the sample into the injector. The run was stopped whenever the analysis is completed or the instrument will 30 stop the run automatically after the entire time program is completed. Mostly the time of analysis was fixed based on the dimensions of the column and decided by the absorption of the eluting compounds. The Separation IN/PA-850 86 When a chemical constituent is in liquid, if it is immiscible in the liquid, it will not get dissolved and does not interact with the media or the constituents in the media. There is no interaction between both. If the constituent is miscible then it should be charged, compatible to the media. If it is anionic, then it will bond with the cationic (like 5 Hydrogen in water) component of the media or any such ion present in the media. It may also bond with anionic part of the media. Thus it will form a new soluble or insoluble moiety in the medium. The new moiety will be come a foreign body in the media container, which will have its own physico chemical properties. If the molecule is zwitter ionic then both reactions will happen. In water type of solvents are used then 10 hydrogen bonding will also influence the interactions among the ionic molecules along with already happening ionic, covalent or coordinate covalent bonding among the ionic constituents present in the media. If a material moves over a smooth surface, it simply moves from one place to another, with out any interaction with in no time if there is no inertia, due to any interaction 15 between both. If the constituent is charged then it will interact with the charged surface at different rates and intensities and its movement will get influenced. The interactions depend upon the charges of the surface and the moving molecule. When the movement of the material is due to a third factor, and it is charged/uncharged, it also influences the movement of the material. 20 When a charged/ uncharged molecule is made to move over a charged surface like a stationary phase of a chromatographic column, the velocity/ movement of the molecule will depend on the total charge interactions of the molecules, media and surface. The charge can be understood using the polarity property where cation is high polar (high conductive) anion is non polar (non conductive) and zwitter ion is medium polar. The 25 molecule after interacting with the stationary phase, may get distorted based their chemical and thennal stabilities. The chemically labile constituents may get divided/fragmented if they are weakly bound. The hydrophilic and hydrophobic moieties of the single molecules may also get divided and elute at both extremes of the retention times. The same will happen for a molecule in the biological system, thus 30 chromatographic separation pattern correlates to the behavior of the medicine in a biological system under healthy or diseased conditions. When a molecule is moving over a stationary phase of a closed chromatographic system, it can move like a spherical band with out any fronting or tailing viz., one IN/PA-850 87 component of the molecule strongly interacts with the stationary phase. Instead of making the peak sharp by changing the analytical conditions the behavior can be used as a measure for the nature of the analyte molecule. The shape of the band moving on the surface will decide the shape of the peak/ peaks in a single, contour and 3-D 5 chromatograms. This elution patterns also influence the data processing parameters for quantifying the area occupied by the data graph. Organic or Organo metallic molecules having different types of charges will behave differently -over different conditions of separations over a stationary -phase influenced by specific polarity solvents. When a stationary phase like C18 with good number of 10 theoretical plates and carbon loading is used for the elution of molecules of different polarity ions, driven by a mobile phase with varying polarity, all molecules in a mixture gets arranged one after the other, based on the hydrophilic and hydrophobic polarity interactions. The same can be implemented on a normal phase stationary phase, but the interpretation gets reversed as the pattern of elution reverses in it from the reverse 15 phase column. The behaviors or the separation patterns and elution patterns get influenced due to the factors like pH, temperature of the column as the thermodynamic properties of the analyte, stationary phase and mobile phase vary. A molecule elutes faster under elevated temperatures due to influenced polarity and thermodynamic properties. The 20 spectra of the molecules will also get influenced due to blue shift or red shift. Thus when a medicine is consumed, the body pH and temperature will influence its movement in the body and will not behave in the same manner in the persons of other pH and temperatures. All other factors, which influence the above properties, of the medicine and biological system, at the site of action can change the behavior of the 25 medicine. Hence all these factors need to be standardized for assessing the therapeutic efficacy of the medicine. When a common method of analysis was used for different mixtures of samples of food or drug, molecules having common polarity will elute at specific retention time. All medicines used for a particular disease or nutritional purposes were analyzed, they all 30 will elute at the same retention time, if they have same polarity. By generalizing the elution pattern of different molecules in different samples one can come to a conclusion about the properties of molecules, which have same efficacy. From a database of analytical data created using specific analytical conditions, many generalizations were IN/PA-850 88 brought out regarding the chemical and therapeutic properties of different medicines. The efficacy of the constituent at a particular zone was understood based on the polarity and conjugative properties of the molecules indicated by the retention time and UV Visible spectrum of the constituents arranged in a specific order of polarity. After 5 getting separated each of the ingredients enters in to the photo diode array detector. The molecules were separated on a chromatographic phase using the -polarity inter actions of the analyte molecules, and mobile phase under the influence of pH, temperature and viscosity- A column having a specific polarity is used for analysis and the polarity of the mobile phase is varied constantly in the increased or decreased order, 10 On a reverse phase column, the constituents present in the sample will elute in the same order, i.e., the high polar constituents will be eluted first, the medium polar constituents will elute next followed by the low or non-polar constituents- The most preferred pattern is to change the polarity of the mobile phase either increased or decreased order of polarity such that no constituent of any polarity will be left un-eluted G from the column thus achieving total elution. Thus controlling the polarity of the mobile phase will facilitate to bring a required influence on the polarity of the constituents to achieve separation of required order of elution. The order of elution of different polar molecules will depend on the order of elution with respective polar mobile phases. 20 The order and properties of polarity and elution in the case of normal phase columns are applicable same as in the case of reverse phase column but in reverse. In a normal phase column the non-polar constituents will elute first and followed by polar constituents, based on the order of polarity of the mobile phase used for elution. The elution order of the molecules will be depending on the elution order of polarity 25 interactions between column, molecules and mobile phase. Analysis on any kind of column where in the molecules are able to be arranged in a specific order of polarity using a variable mobile phase or a carrier with variable gradient of polarity will facilitate to execute this method. The interaction of the polarity of the molecules being separated, the polarity of the 30 stationary phase used and the polarity of the mobile phase used for the elution of the sample will control the elution pattern of the molecules. The resultant inter action of all the three and other related parameters like temperature etc., will decide the elution pattern and order of elution of the constituents based on their polarity. Thus in a IN/PA-850 89 medicine all the polar molecules will elute in first 'Zone 1' (Polar zone of the image), all the medium polar molecules will elute in 'Zone 2' (Medium polar zone of the image) and all the low polar or non polar molecules will elute in 'Zone 3' (Non polar zone of the image)- When the molecules eluted in these three zones of many 5 Chromatographic Fingerprints many generalizations were made regarding the chemical and therapeutic efficacy of the medicines. This is another basis of therapeutic standardization. We have reported in our earlier patent (PCT/INOO/00123) about the division of the fingerprint on X and Y axis in to 9 different parts for the standardization of different samples, Figure 6. In the present improved method the division of the 3 10 Dimensional box has been presented with quantitative levels at different analytical and biological conditions of the samples showing the absorbance properties of the constituents separated and analysed. The zones in a 3-D box were shown marked in the Figure 7. The radiation absorbed/emitted were presented on both axis. The polarity and energy being able to deal by the analyte molecule can be measured by suitable 15 detectors. Mostly the elution of the samples was done from high polarity mobile phase to low polarity mobile phase. Thus in the finger prints the constituents present in the first zone (Zone-1) will be of high polar in nature on a reverse phase column and reverse to this on a normal phase column. The same pattern applies to the other zones, the medium 20 polar constituents eluted in the medium polar zone (Zone -2) and the low or non-polar constituents eluted in the non-polar zone (Zone-3). This pattern reverses when a normal phase column is used due to its elution property as described above and the column and mobile phase conditions. Thus in the present elution also the elution of the constituents is controlled and driven in the required pattern by controlling the polarity of the mobile 25 phase and the order of changing it in an orderly way using instrumental parameters. If the analyte molecule is single, the ideal polarity will be the net of the polar and non polar atoms present in it. When the same is kept in an ionic media, its polarity will be influenced. When the factors like temperature is changed it will be another value- At different temperatures it will have different values. Thus the polarity will change based 30 on the influencing factors. When the same analyte is moving the influencing factors will be more. When it is moving over a charged surface it movement will be varying based on the total interactions between the sample, mobile phase and surface. If it is being moved by a mobile phase the movement will be further influenced. If the analyte IN/PA-850 90 is in a mixture the effects on the total polarity will be much different. Thus the retention of a molecule will depend on the other molecules present in the system. When a molecule is surrounded by a group of molecules with different polarities the total polarity of the molecule will be different than when it is singly present. Thus the 5 polarity of a molecule will vary when it is present in between a cluster of molecules having different polarities due to field effect. Even the separation pattern will change on a chromatographic media when a molecule is analyzed singly and in a mixture. Similar mechanism happens in the human body when a molecule of food or drug enters in to the body. io The Detection Along with the charge of the molecules, it is the energy of the molecules; which is it able to deal, plays an important role in the therapeutic property of the medicine. So when all of the molecules eluted from a separation media are sent in to a photodiode array detector, the detector will provide a specific spectrum of the constituent 15 amounting to the total quantum of energy it can deal with, based on its mass, structure and functional groups indicating its conjugative properties. But this is being a band spectra where it gets exposed to a multiple set of wavelengths, the molecules will absorb at different wavelengths on either side of the absorbance maxima. So this absorbance of the constituents at other wavelengths should also be taken in to 20 consideration while assessing the properties of the analyte molecules. Because the molecules respond/absorb at either side of the wavelengths. It would have been a line spectrum if it gets exposed to only one wavelength of radiation. Based on the chromophores and structure, the spectrum will have one or more absorbance maxima. When all spectra of all molecules are arranged in a specific order of the polarity of the 2~, molecules arranged, the data is indicating the chemical and therapeutic property of the medicine as a whole. When a specific set of energy system is varied in a biological system the chemical and biochemical interactions do alter. A specific mechanism of drug action could be due to a specific energy-containing molecule. When the molecule is functioning with its 30 specific energy and exposed to another wavelength of radiation then, the activity get influenced and changed. Thus addition of unwanted energies will lead to unwanted chemical and biochemical mechanisms leading to diseased conditions.

IN/PA-850 91 A spectrophotometric arid conductivity measurements were used for the detection of the eluted constituents from the column at specified temperature or pH . The data of each 3-D chromatogram is animated showing the variation of absorption property with temperature or pH. 5 The polarity and absorption properties of analyte molecules with known or measured individual mass over a wavelength range of electromagnetic radiation were measured after separating over a chromatographic phase under different temperature and pH conditions. The colors and the therapeutic efficacies of various medicines were given in the ancient 10 literature. The colors of the molecules are due to a specific chemical nature of the molecule. The colors of the flames were used for the quality control of metals and related products, which involves the basic spectrophotometric principles. Thus study and understanding of the interaction of the electromagnetic radiation will be useful to study the chemical nature and thus the therapeutic efficacy of the medicines. The same 15 principle has been used in the present spectrophotometric method of Chromatographic Fingerprinting and standardization. In other terms an existing concept has been presented in the form of a novel analytical method, removing the error of human factor. All the medicines for which Chromatographic Fingerprints developed were given in different examples of Chromatographic Fingerprints of different samples. The technical 20 details of the software are given in the release notes of the software. Step3: The Data Analysis. In PDA software there are four types of display of data. One window displays chromatogram at a selected wavelength, In another it displays the on line absorbance spectra of the selected molecule, in another it displays the contour chromatogram, 25 which displays the retention time (run time) of the analysis on X-axis and the wavelength range on Y-axis. In another window it displayed the 3-D chromatogram of the sample where in it displayed the retention time (run time) of the analysis on X axis, the concentration range on Y axis and the wavelength range on Z axis. The 3-D and Contour chromatograms thus developed after decryption and encryption of the data file 30 graphs by the system was converted into a data graph using imager/ animation software features and systems. The data of analyte at different temperatures &pH are presented in a Contour,3-D static and animated forms movable between 0-360 degrees on any axis.

IN/PA-850 92 The images thus generated were analyzed by the new software developed, which provides a novel chromatogram and the qualitative and quantitative analytical data of the in-gradients present in the medicines. The pixel values represented by different colors and energy from Violet, Indigo, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange and Red attributed 5 as a measure of the concentration (quantitative) of the constituents proportional to the color. Extracting the individual colors mentioned above and show in separate widows for each color. This is the basis of chemical standardization. The polarity of the molecule is measured using a devise for measuring conductivity after nullifying the effect of the mobile phase. The polarity of the mobile phase is related to the polarity of 10 the constituent under study and elution. The energy of the initial beam of source at all wavelengths is measured before and after analysis. The variations at different quantum of energy at different pH and temperature conditions will be graphically presented as a 3-D energy box. A model was shown in mpeg Movie 1. Figure 8 shows different stages of the energy levels, which will be fluctuating, in any state of the condition in a 15 body or plant or medicine. When the icon of the Auto is clicked the three stages of energy will be presented. Individual icons will show the single stage energy of UV Visible range of colors in which almost of the medicines respond. The chromatogram developed after the analysis is divided in to three zones on X and Y-axis. The conjugative property (Absorption of a particular wavelength of radiation) is 20 taken on Y-axis and polarity is taken on the X-axis as the elution of the constituents is controlled using the polarity of the mobile phase composition over a stationary phase with a specific polarity. Now as reported in our earlier patent, the X and Y-axis is scaled as per the therapeutic efficacy based on polarity (retention time) and conjugation (wavelength, color), Table 22. The entire image is divided in to nine chambers where in 25 the chemical constituents have a specific conjugative and polarity property. The image was divided in to three zones on' X and Y-axis. The conjugative property (Absorption of a particular wavelength of radiation) is taken on Y-axis and polarity is taken on the X-axis as the elution of the constituents is controlled using the polarity of the mobile phase composition. Now as reported in literature the Y-axis is scaled as per 30 the therapeutic efficacy based on wavelength (color). The entire image is divided in to six chambers where in the chemical constituents have a specific conjugative and polarity property. This in turn is proportional to the therapeutic efficacy of the constituents in the chamber. Thus when a medicine is Chromatographic Fingerprinted, 1N/PA-850 93 based on the color represented for the absorption of a specific wavelength and having a specific polarity, the total colors in that zone is calculated and interpreted for the therapeutic efficacy of the constituents present in it. Thus the HOLISTIC therapeutic standardization and chemical standardization is achieved using this method. 5 When the image is divided in to three zones based on the elution pattern of the molecules eluted. The Zone 1 indicated POLAR ZONE, as the column used is a reverse phase column. The Zone 2 is indicated as MEDIUM POLAR zone where in the medium polar molecules are eluted and finally the Zone3 is indicated as low or non polar zone as the non-polar and very low polar molecules will elute in this zone. Thus 10 the molecules eluted in zone 1 will be polar, the molecules eluted in the zone 2 will be of medium polar in nature and the molecules eluted in the zone 3 will be of very low or non polar in nature with decreasing order from starting to end of each zone. Hence the three zones of the images will give the polarity of all the constituents eluted. But any method without quantification will be of no use. Hence the total colors of the 15 constituents in the image of a particular zone are considered as a representation of the amount of the polar constituents present in the medicine. Thus the total constituents present in the Zone-1 Pitta zone, Zone-2 Kapha zone, and Zone-3 Vata zone are present in the form of a PIE diagram, which represents the ratio of the efficacy of the medicine on each of the disorder. Thus a medicines having constituents in the order of 50:20:30 20 will be a medicines of TRIDOSHAHARA of the order of 50%: 20%: 30%. This was done using the software developed. Thus the therapeutic efficacy is standardized quantitatively. The increase or decrease of any one or two of the other doshas can be done by formulating medicine by adding other medicines and prepare a suitable formulation needed to cure a specific individual. 25 This is made possible by special software prepared for this purpose. This is another novelty of the proposed method. Presently the 3-D chromatogram is viewed as 2-D image only. But when the same data is presented a s a movie file of AVI or MPEG movable on all axis between 0-360 degrees, the hidden part of the chromatograms will be viewable and the data become more accurate. 30 Thus a Chromatographic Fingerprint developed having the chemical constituents with a specific conjugative property and arranged in the increased or decreased order of polarity will help to bring therapeutic generalizations about the medicines. This is another novelty of the proposed method.

IN/PA-850 94 The data was analyzed by software, which can analyze the energy represented by the image properties or presented as contour and 3-D chromatograms. When the 3-d chromatograms of the medicine will be analyzed using all its 3 dimensional properties of the said image. Thus the matching of the three dimensional 5 coordinates will provide a foolproof method of comparison and analysis. The coordinate it matched will give qualitative and the extent it matched will give the quantitative data of the sample understudy. This is made possible by special software prepared for this purpose. This becomes an ultimate method of quality control. 3-D & contour Spectra of the reported herbal medicines were developed using the 1o reported analytical conditions. The thumb nail view of the medicines will show how the finger prints can be handled by a software as it is done in the software used in handling the human fingerprints. All the features like searching the similar and compare the similar fingerprints etc., can be done by inserting the necessary software features. The images were analyzed using image analysis software prepared for chemical and 15 therapeutic generalizations. The images of the fingerprints were given to Image Analysis software as said above. The analysis of images was done in which the constituents will be represented. as peaks of the chromatogram and thus providing a novel presentation of chromatogram in the form of a colored bar chart as mentioned in our earlier patent. It shows the number of 20 compounds and their conjugative properties (electromagnetic absorptive property) of all of the constituents eluted. The detailed description of the process involved in the analysis of the image is discussed in the technical features of the software. The bar chart type of chromatogram thus developed gives a chromatogram having a scale of Retention time (0- a) on the X-axis and wavelength in the range of 200-800nm 25 or in the range of electromagnetic radiation used for the analysis, on the Y-axis. It gives the number of pixels occupied representing the amount of energy involved by each of the colors of each in-gradient in the image, facilitating the qualitative and quantitative analysis of the individual constituents present in it. Thus the chromatogram generated is presenting the number of constituents present in a medicine and their UV absorption 30 range with quantity of pixels proportional to the concentration of the molecules. Thus a Chromatographic Fingerprint having the scales of conjugation, absorbance and polarity along with molecular weight of each ingredient represented in the 3-D chromatogram will give information about the therapeutic efficacy of the medicine.

IN/PA-850 95 Analyzing it using all its 3 dimensional properties of the said image will do quantification of 3 -D chromatograms of the medicine. Step4: The Interpretation. Thus arrangement of molecules in the specific order of polarity facilitating the 5 assessment of the efficacy of the medicine in general and constituents in particular using any stationary phase and any mobile phase is the novelty of the method. The polarity of column, mobile phase and the constituents being separated will be controlled for such arranged and orderly elution. This. facilitates the assessment of efficacy of any food or medicine. The details of the software are mentioned in our 10 earlier patent. The data thus provided by the analysis will give the information of conjugative (shown by the UV-VIS absorbance) and polarity properties of the individual constituents together along with polarity. The image is divided into three zones representing, Zone 1 (High polar zone or), Zone 2 (medium polar zone) and Zone 3 (low or non polar zone) t5 scaled by retention times based on the elution pattern depending on the column used and the mobile phase. Reversing the analytical conditions can reverse the elution pattem. The data generated was provided in the form of a database and generalizations were achieved based on the similarities and dissimilarities of the image properties based on 20 the classification of the properties of the absorptive properties as seen in the images. The basis of the interpretation of the Chromatographic Fingerprints is based on the division of the Chromatographic Fingerprints in to nine parts on X-axis, Y-axis and Z axis. The 3-D energy box was divided in to 27 components due to variation of the energy at different temperatures. Different X, Y, Z coordinates values indicating the 25 respective coordinates will be used for analyzing the image and interprets the data in traditional parameters and terminology. Most of the high polar molecules will be highly reactive chemically, thus biologically. When they enter into the first part of the digestive system. Then the constituents will enter into the stomach and intestine where they will under go different changes due to 30 the digestive juices and their enzymes along with the influence of pathogens present in the digestive system. In the process of absorption the molecules of high activity (high polar) will immediately get absorbed by the biological system and show their therapeutic properties. This can be compared that in Ayurveda, the intestinal part of the IN/PA-850 96 human body is classified as PITTA zone, where the high polar molecules are playing a major role. The heat causing mechanism will play an important role in the diseases and biological mechanisms related to. It indirectly indicates the molecules of high reactive, the high polar molecules. All the constituents reported to have Agni (fire) property are 5 eluting in this zone. The molecules of Astringent (Kashaya) are eluting in the first zone of the image. In Ayurveda, the upper portion of the human body is defined as the KAPHA zone. Thus the molecules of medium polar molecules will play an important rote in the mechanisms related to this zone. All the constituents reported to have Jala bhutas io (water or liquid property like-a Latex in plant and viscous constituents in blood etc.,) are eluting in this zone. The low and non-polar constituents will be eluting in the last zone of the Chromatographic Fingerprint. Thus this zone (ZONE-3) is considered as VATA zone. Thus the basic humors of the molecules can be identified as per their polarity, which 15 facilitates to know on what disorder (dosha) it is going to act upon. Thus the present method is useful for the therapeutic standardization of the medicines. Thus the total constituents present in the Zone-l Pitta zone, Zone-2 Kapha zone, Zone 3 Vata zone are present in the form of a PILE diagram which represents the ratio of the efficacy of the medicine on each of the disorder. Thus a medicines having constituents 20 in the order of 50:20:30 will be a medicines of TRIDOSHAHARA of the order of 50%: 20%: 30%. Thus the therapeutic efficacy is standardized quantitatively. The increase or decrease of any one or two of the other doshas can be done by formulating medicine by adding other medicines and prepare a suitable formulation needed to cure a specific individual. Most of the immunomodulatory molecules are also have the same polarity 25 eluting at the retention times Thus the data will be able to give the information, how it is going to act chemically and so therapeutically. When the individual constituents present in each zone and represented graphically or by any means of data presentation, the total constituents of the respective zone will give the percentage it is going to act on the particular DOSHA. 30 Thus the data will explain how it (medicine) is going to act therapeutically on the VITIATION of each dosha collectively based on the qualitative and quantitative properties of the constituents present in the medicine. For example if the medicines has 30 % constituents in high polar zone(the pixel quantities of various colors like green, IN/PA-850 97 yellow, orange and red of a specific zone as quantities) 70 % in medium polar zone it can be represented as a medicine acts 30% on Pitta and 70% on kapha, as the colors represent different concentrations in the Chromatographic Fingerprints. Hence a medicine can be assessed as of Pitta- Kapha hara (30-70%). Thus the vitiation of 5 doshas are quantified. This helps the doctor to under stand the efficacy of the medicines and decide his dosage. These features are as mentioned in our earlier patent. It was reported in our earlier patent (PCT No PCT/INOO/00123) that the properties like Rasa (taste), Guna (physical property), Veerya (potency), Vipaka (post assimilation state), and Prabhava (specific property), and many of the physicochemical properties as io said in the Ayurveda and Siddha are based on chemical properties like polarity and conjugation of the chemical constituents and physical properties like viscosity, volatility etc. While observing the Chromatographic Fingerprints developed for medicines reported to have traditional properties it was observed that molecules absorbing to words UV 15 region are dosha Hara (Decreasing) in nature and molecules absorbing beyond 300 to 800 are dosha Vridhi (Increasing) in nature. The Hara is decrease of a dosha and vridhi is increase or enhancement of the similar dosha. Even though the polarity is same the conjugative properties of the molecules are indicating the hara and vridhi properties. The interpretation guidelines are provided in table 26. 20 Based on the polarity of the molecules eluted, the medicines are classified according to traditional system of therapeutic efficacy where in the polar compounds are found to be are acting on PITTA, the medium polar compounds are acting on KAPHA and the low or non polar compounds are acting on VATA. This is the basis of therapeutic standardization of the medicines. The polarity of the constituents is compared to a 25 continuous spectrum of radiation, where in the dosha is classified as acute to chronic of each dosha. The starting of the zone will be acute and the end of the zone will represent the chronic. Thus the compounds present in the said zone will act on the said intensity of the disease. While observing the Chromatographic Fingerprints developed for medicines reported to 30 have traditional properties it was observed that molecules absorbing to words UV region are dosha Hara (Decreasing) in nature and molecules absorbing beyond 300 to 800 are dosha Vridhi (Increasing) in nature. The Hara is decrease of a dosha and vridhi IN/PA-850 98 is increase or enhancement of the similar dosha. Even though the polarity is same the conjugative properties of the molecules are indicating the hara and vridhi properties. The reactivity of any molecule will depend upon the number of double and triple bonds existing in the molecules along with the Electrophhc and Nucleophilic sites on the existin in 1 create difference 5 molecule. The moieties donating electron and accepting electron wi c rence in the total electrical charge of the molecule. This makes the molecule polar. Hence Polarity of the molecules will provide information about the capability of a molecule to donate or accept the electron with another molecule. This will control the activity of a molecule. Thus the information of the polarity of a molecule will speak about the 10 reactivity of the molecule. In the present method the chromatogram provided by the method will give the conjugative and polarity properties of the constituents present in a medicine in the Chromatographic Fingerprint. Thus this method can be used for the standardization of the medicines to know the therapeutic efficacy of a medicine using their conjugative and polarity properties of the medicines. This is the novelty Of the 15 proposed method. Thus molecules with same or different conjugation are arranged in the order of polarity with different efficacy. The arrangement of molecules having different tastes indicates the same. When all the medicines having physico chemical properties like taste were studied and grouped it was observed that all medicines having the properties are eluting in the 2o decreasing order of polarity from Kashaya to Madhura. Hence it is understood that the order of polarity is under stood in terms of taste in traditional philosophies When the medicines with different colors having different efficacy were arranged in a group the medicines having red colour with astringent were classified as Pitta hara. When all medicines having yellow color and Bitter taste were observed they were all elutirg in 25 the kapha zone of the image. When the medicines with black color were studied they were having constituents in all of the three zones of the medicines. When the leaf or fruit are tender they will have astringent in taste and red in color. When the Chromatographic Fingerprints of. the tender leaves were observed it is seen that they have these properties. Every living thing will have a status of biotransfomation of 30 aging. The tender fruit will be astringent in taste in the beginning and it wil pungent, bitter, sour and sweet at its final stage. Fruits will become taste less when they are over ripened. Thus this transformation is related to change of polarity of the IN/PA-850 99 chemical constituents in the living things. The interpretation of the images with chemical constituents is explained in different example figures. This in turn is proportional to the therapeutic efficacy of the constituents in the chamber. Thus when a medicine is fingerprinted, based on the color represented for the 5 absorption of a specific wavelength and having a specific polarity, the total colors and energy with molecular weight of the constituents in that zone is calculated and interpreted for the therapeutic efficacy of the constituents present in it. Thus the holistic therapeutic standardization and chemical standardization is achieved using this method. For example the electron, neutron and proton are present in every atom. Positive and 10 negative energies are present in every molecule due to which it has activity. Combinations of these different polarities in constituents in living and non-living things create activity in the system due to balance and imbalance in them. If we observe this are explained in terms of Panchabhutas in the universe and living things. It is said that Agni (Fire) is related to Pitta property, Jala-(Water, viscosity) is 15 related to Kapha and Vayu (Air) is related to Vata property. The nature of the Panchabhutas is used to understand the prakrithi of the person. When it is observed the Panchabhutas is seen in every system of the universe. In an atom the proton, electron and neutron are the three polarities present. In a molecule there will be a combination of these properties due to which, based on the majority of any charge the action of the 20 molecule depends. When any molecule having these three properties are administered to a person or animal the three doshas in the body do respond. Based on the need the utilization of the energies will be done. The rest of the energies too will have their own impact on the other doshas. For example if the patient has a Pitta dosha which become excessive 25 (Pitta vridhi) they he will be administered with a Pitta hara medicine. When a cationic molecule is added to the body first it will substantiate the required amount of the same property and what ever excess will hence forth will be bring a change in the equilibrium in the anionic and zwitter ionic moieties of the body. It is this reason when a medicine with Pitta Kapha hara medicines is added it will increase the vata. The same 30 was explained in traditional texts. Hence addition of any ion will be influencing the equilibrium of the other two ionic. systems or doshas in body.

IN/PA-850 100 Movie 1 The 3-D Energy Box: The figure of 3-D energy box show a data graph generated for the same medicine analyzed under different analytical conditions like time, temperature, viscosity, and pH. 5 It shows the change of polarity and thus the retention time, the spectrum influenced by bath chromic, hypsochromic, and hypo chromic and hyper chromic effects due to the same factors. Thus it will help to assess the efficacy of the medicine or a.biological sample about its changes in the physico chemical properties due to the above factors. Thus an accurate standardization of the analyte samples will be possible. 1o The box is the container where in the matter is shown to be changing its properties. The deficient energy present in different molecules of all polarity groups is presented to be changing to sufficient and excessive levels of energy due to different influencing factors. Any extremes of this energy gained or lost will lead to an imbalance in the properties of the material. Thus fulfilling the deficiency and removing the excessive t5 energy will be the methods of treatments to bring normalcy in the energy levels leading to a healthy condition. Thus maintaining harmony in all the three types of energies will bring a healthy condition. Some of the Treatment used in Indian System of medicines like yoga, meditation, and pranayama involves the same. They help in bringing harmony in the variations in the energy levels, which were disturbed. Bringing back to 20 normalcy will bring health. The energy box is presented in the form of software, which presents the qualitative and quantitative chemical and therapeutic qualities of a medicine or diseased and healthy conditions in a biological system. Some of the Chromatographic Fingerprints of the samples of biological nature are presented. 25 Level I show the deficient energy level of the molecule or a biological system. Thus the biochemical pathways that could not happen due to deficiency of sufficient energy for the said mechanism will not be triggered. Level 2 show that the sufficient levels of energy of the sample under test due to which a status of healthy condition will prevail leading to a healthy system. 30 Level 3 show the excessive levels of energy of molecules present in a medicine or a biological system. The removal of the excessive energy of the system will bring the normalcy in the energy system and thus the health is achieved.

1N/PA-850 101 For example if the system is exposed to varying states of energy then it becomes unstable. Irregular breathing, irregular eating habits, irregular day to day activities, temperatures fluctuating from very low to very high etc. Many of the epidemics erupt during the intermediate stages of seasons of cold and hot climatic temperatures, humid 5 and non humid conditions etc,. Even the fluctuating the moods of the mind also will influence the health. Hence maintaining equilibrium in every state of life is essential. The flexibility property of the human being will give tolerance against these variations hence person who possess this property will be usually healthy and happy. Hence maintaining healthy levels of energy will lead to healthy condition for which i o different molecules with energy absorbing, conditioning and donating properties will be useful. The behavior of a molecule under different conditions like temperature, pH, viscosity, ionic nature of the media in which the molecule is present can be understood. The responsive (absorption/emission) property of molecules under experimental conditions at three different levels will indicate the qualitative and quantitative changes i 3 due to the influence of different conditions like pH, temperature, viscosity and ionic nature of the media where the reaction or activity is under going. It is this reason any medicine will not behave 100% similar in different human beings. In a set of animals, which are maintained under experimental conditions, may have some commonality in the response. But practically in an un controlled conditions the same response cannot be 20 observed. Hence the medicine tested in controlled conditions may differ in the day-to day life of the humans in uncontrolled conditions. The study of the response of the chemical and bio chemical reactions should be tested under practical conditions. The polarity of a molecule is measured on the x-axis and the UV visible spectrum representing the conjugative properties are measured on Y-axis along with their 25 quantitative properties on the z-axis. Thus in the 3-D box, a specific x, y and z coordinate indicates a specific quantum of energy able to be dealt by the molecule. Hence the energy of the molecule will be equivalent to the mass of the analyte sample having a specific charge (Polarity) and being able to deal a specific amount of energy equivalent to the radiation absorbed or emitted by the analyte matter. Thus the total 30 energy dealt by the whole sample will be E=mc 2 where in the energy is the total energy of all the analytes present in the sample and the total white light (having all ranges of radiations). But a molecule absorbing at only specific wavelength cannot have the energy of a different molecule absorbing at a different wavelength. Hence the specific IN/PA-850 102 quantum of energy possessed by the sample will depend on the specific wavelength dealt by the molecule. Because, no matter will be active when it is neutral, particularly a medicine with many molecules. When the frequency and wavelength is different for different radiations the radiations what we see at a particular time have not started at 5 the same time from the source. Hence time plays a very important role in every aspect including the activity of a medicine for a person. Thus this method facilitates standardization of matter and radiation for the assessment of the quantum energy :they contain and arrange the matter in an order based on their physico chemical properties and kinetics for quantum chemical studies by using an equation E=mP CXWhere in m is 10 the mass, p is polarity of the analyte material at specific temperature, pH, pressure influenced by the ionic nature of the media in which it is present along with the viscosity and C is the speed of the respective radiation. In the animated figure the same is shown. The radiations when moved with respect to time the quantum of energy will not be the same. Similarly a molecule having a 15 particular quantum of energy will vary in its energy when it is exposed to different temperatures, pH and Ionic media and give different results from person to person and place to place, so on. Even though the medicine is consumed at single time various constituents in it will be moving in different speeds due to their interaction with the surface on it is moving, like a set of molecules get separated over a chromatographic 20 surface. It is the final quantum of energy being able to be measured which actually brings a change in the chemical atmosphere. Thus measurement of the energy dealt by a molecule along with its electrical charge will help to understand the chemical and therapeutic property of the sample under test. Step5: The Applications 25 When the Chromatographic Fingerprints of different medicines, developed using the proposed method are studied some generalizations were observed about the therapeutic efficacies of the medicines. The same efficacy was reported in the traditional literature also i.e. the experimental and reported results are equal. Hence the method was validated by studying different medicines, having different therapeutic efficacies. 30 The Chromatographic Fingerprints generated are analyzed for their chemical and therapeutic properties. The basic features in a Chromatographic Fingerprint are found to be 1.The zone of the polarity in which the constituents have eluted. 2.The IN/PA-850 103 conjugative properties of the individual constituents present. 3.The total quantity of energy able to be absorbed by the molecule. As described in the traditional standardization methods the colors of the medicines were standardized based on their colors and their therapeutic efficacy. It applies even in 5 the case of any molecules. The structure, functional groups, conjugation, and the extent of unsaturation will influence the wavelength of absorption (absorbance maxima) of the molecule which is intern interpreted against the efficacy of the medicine. The more the molecule is conjugated the longer the wavelength of absorption will be. Hence the UV VIS absorbance of any molecule is widely used in the qualitative and quantitative 10 properties of the constituents. For example if the samples are analyzed at three different temperature ranges like 22 27 C, 27-320 C, 32-37 C, 37-42 C the polarity of the stationary phase, mobile phase and analyte will change. Thus the inter action will also change during the separation process. This can be correlated to the similar behavior in human being also when the 15 drug action of molecules will change under different physico chemical conditions like temperature, viscosity, pH and ionic media existing in the body. A mixture of sample having a mixture of constituents with very little difference of polarity could not be separated at higher temperatures. But at lower temperatures it can be achieved. Thus any parameter, which can influence the polarity of the three-component system 20 (Separation media-Mobile phase-molecule), will be able to control the physico chemical properties of the analyze. Even the absorbance will be changing to any type of effects like bathochromic, hypsochromic shift etc.,. The similar behavior will occur when the body temperature or pH is changing due to different external and internal factors. The movement of the drug molecules will be influenced by the said factors due 25 to which the drug action will change. Here the body matter over which the molecule is moving is compared to the stationary phase of the column. The polarity of the body, molecule and the factors will influence the energy of the molecule, which in turn will change the chemical and therapeutic behavior of the molecule. Thus due to the difference in the environment in different human beings the efficacy will vary. 30 Different examples of Chromatographic Fingerprints of various medicines of different philosophies were given in Figures 10-129. The description of the figures is given below.

IN/PA-850 104 Thus in the present method of analysis, a mixture having different constituents was separated in to individual molecules/molecular fractions using a suitable analytical method, stationary and mobile phase conditions. When each of the molecules is exposed to a set of electromagnetic radiations of different wavelengths, specific spectra 3 are generated. The spectra of all molecules eluted at different retentions become a 3-D chromatogram showing retention time on x-axis, spectra on y-axis and absorbance on z-axis. When the 3-D chromatogram is presented in a bird's eye view at different levels, different contour chromatograms can be presented as data graphs. This pattern of molecular absorption properties for the molecules arranged in a specific 10 order of polarity along with their spectra become a pattern of the figure like a fingerprint. As it was developed using a chromatograph it has been termed as chromatographic fingerprint, which was termed with a specific trademark. Only a pattern of fingerprints which can give an identification of the analyte can only be called as fingerprint, otherwise it become a pattern of line with out any meaning. Usually a 15 human fingerprinting software will be able to give any confirmation of the identity of the source of the image based on the data base of such images already generated for a large group of persons, by searching for similar with out which it cannot infer any thing. In the present method, the division of fingerprint in to 9 different therapeutic zones helps to understand the probable efficacy of the medicine under study. Thus it 20 works independently for the assessment of the efficacy of any sample understudy with out a referral standard. Based on the deranged polarity and energy in the patient, the suitable medicine, which can balance the derrangement by polarity and energy, have been selected and used. The Tridoshas were found to have the basis of polarity. The constituents having these properties will bring disease and health in man and 25 medicines. Thus the bases of Tridoshas in a disease and drug have been understood using the present method. As it was developed using a chromatograph it has been termed as chromatographic fingerprint, which was termed with a specific trademark. A pattern of lines in a fingerprint which can give an identification of the source can only be called as 30 fingerprint, otherwise it become a pattern of lines with out any meaning. If a database of fingerprints developed having known about the data and commonality relating to a specific factor like efficacy or property then it helps to build a method as prescribed in the present invention. Usually a human fingerprinting software will be IN/PA-850 105 able to give any confirmation of the identity of the source of the image based on the data base of such images already generated for a large group of persons, by searching for similar with out which it cannot infer any thing. But in the present method the divisions of fingerprint in to 9 different therapeutic zones help to understand the 5 probable efficacy of the medicine under study. Thus the present method works independently for the assessment of the efficacy of any sample understudy. Thus many of the behaviors of the molecules in a chromatographic column are correlated to the behavior of the molecules in the biological system. The food/ medicines also undergo different changes due to different chemical and biochemical 19 conditions. Based on the pH and temperatures and other influencing factors also, alter the properties of the molecules in due course of time of their stay in the biological system, the medicinal molecules will do different actions. Thus when a high polar molecule enters in to a non-polar biological system some of the polarity will get adjusted and the behavior of the medicine differ from its action from out side the body. 15 Same behavior can be seen due to factors like temperature of the medicine and body. Thus one should be able to assess the efficacy of the medicine at the site of action by simulation of the similar conditions prevail in the biological system. The time. of extraction and conditions of extraction also influence the nature of the constituents and their help to assess the therapeutic efficacy of the medicines. 20 After analysis of the medicines, the healthy and disease profiles of different human blood samples were studied. They have showed what a disease profile is and the role of polarity in a disease pattern and drug pattern was understood. This facilitates to assess the disease profile and the constituents of specific polarity deranged and select suitable medicines for the said disease. The disease identification, drug selection, drug targeting 25 and drug monitoring was made possible by using this method. When the blood samples of the humans were analyzed, based on the deranged polarity in the patient, the suitable medicine, which can balance the derangements, can be selected and used. Selection of suitable medicines for a patient, suffering with a specific disease needs understanding of all properties of all factors influencing or involved in the disease pathogenesis. The 30 environment in which the patient living should also be taken into consideration with out which the treatment will be not be successful. Thus having a method of assessing the disease, suitable medicines and apply on a suitable patient who is suffering with a specific disease needs the total understanding of IN/PA-850 106 the properties of all factors influencing or involved in the disease pathogenesis. But the environment in which the patient living should also be taken into consideration with out which the treatment will be unsuccessful. Based on the deranged polarity in the patient the suitable medicine, which can balance 5 the derrangement, have been selected and used. The Tridoshas were found to have the basis of polarity- The constituents having these properties will bring disease and health in man and medicines. Thus the basis of Tridoshas has been understood using the present method. After working on different diseases and medicines used for, it was observed that most 10 of the medicines capable of absorbing the ultraviolet radiations are capable of decreasing the disease. The presence of Ultra violet radiations in the body are leading to all diseases by derrangement of biochemical and bio physical properties of the living beings. Hence increase of ultraviolet radiations is the causative factors for almost all diseases. But what is the source of these radiations in the human body deranging all 15 components and the Gene is a million dollar question? Thus it is understood that when the radiations of other side are decreased like the blood or mitochondria which are related to pitta got deranged, the radiations of the ultraviolet radiations dominate their effect leading to derrangement of biochemical and bio physical properties of the living beings. This correlates to the traditional concept of, 20 maintaining the BALANCE of TRI DOSHAS leads to health. This also supports the traditional concept of the body is able to be healthy on its own by this balance of tridoshas. What we need to do is to provide the required material and hygienic conditions. So body can drive on its own, we need only to fuel it and clean it. In addition, Table 27 shows interpretation rules of fingerprints for different therapeutic 25 and chemical properties. A tool for identifying disease employing discussed method in view of table 27 and data processor is capable of interpreting diseased condition as anti viral for retention time of 0 to 5 minutes; as bio- enhancer for retention time of 5-10 minutes; as potency (vrishya) for retention time of 35 to 55 minutes; as anti helminthtic for retention time of 45 to 50 minutes; as channel obstruction for retention time of 45 30 minutes and 300 to 500 nim absorbance and as immunomodulatory for retention time of 32 to 50 minutes with a run time of 60 minutes. The range of retention tirhe identifying the diseased condition varies by varying the said run time.

1N/PA-850 107 The separation, measurement of the absorbed/transmitted electromagnetic radiation by their individual constituents present at various conditions of temperature, pH and ionic media has helped to assess the chemical, biological and therapeutic properties of the material under test using the above method.

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Diabetes 111. PRASEKA Any kind of liquid oozing out 112. PRA TISHYAYA Common cold IN/PA-850 119 Table 3 13. PRAVAHIKA Dysentery 14. PREENANA Nourishing l 15 AIntestinal astringent SA4MGRA H ANEEYA4 116. PURISHA VIR AJANEET A Faecal depigmenter 117. RAJA YAKSHMA Tuberculosis 118. RAKSHOGHNA Which prevents mental disorders 119. RAKTA DHA TU Blood tissue 120. RAKTA PITTA Bleeding disorders 121. RAKTA PRADAR A Menorrhagia 122. RAKT A SAMGRAHAKA Styptic 123. RAKTA VIKARA Diseases related to blood 124. RAKTA ARSHAS Bleeding haemorides 125. RA4KTA4TISARA Dysentery 126. RASA, DHATU Lymphoid tissue 127. RASAYANA Rejuvenating 128. RECHANA Purgative 129. ROCHANA/RUCHYA Improves taste 130. SAMSRANA Mild laxative 131- SANVDHANEEYA Healing 1 132. SANJNA STHAPANA Resuscitative 133. SANNIPATAJA JWARA Typhoid fever 134. SARPA DAMSA Snake bite 135. SHA MANA Procedure involved 136. SHODHA HARA Anti phlogistic/ anti inflammatory 137. SHODHA Inflammation Procedure involved in removal of vitiated doshas out of 138. SHODHANA the body 139. SHONITA STHA PANA, Haemostatic 140. PRAJA STHAPANA Anti abortifacient IN/PA-850 120 Table 3 1T41. SHOOLA Colic 142. SHOOLA HARA Anti spasmodic 143. SHOSHA Emaciation 144. SIRO ROGA Cephalopathy 145. SLEEPADA Filariasis 146. SMRITHIKARAIPRADA Increases memory 147. SNEHANA Oleation 148. SOMA ROGA Poly urea 149. SR AMA HARA Energy compensator 150. STHAMBANA Restriction 151 ST HANYA KARA/ VR UDHI Galactogogue 152. STHANYA SHUDHIKAR-A Galacto purifier 1f53. SUGHA NDHA Aromatic 154. SUKRA DHA TU Reproductive tissue 155. SUKRA SHODHANA Tissue depurative -56. SUKRALA Increases quantity of semen 157. SWARYA Good for throat and voice 158. SWASA Respiratory diseases 159. SWEDALA SWEDA Sudorific JANANA 160. SWETA PRADARA Leucorrhoea 161. SWITRA Vitiligo 162. TAMAKA SWASA Bronchial Asthma 163. TANDRA Excessive yawning 164. TARPANA Passification 165. TIMIRA Numb ness 166. TRIDOSHA Three physiological principles of body 167. TRISHNA Hyperdipsia 168. TR UP TKARA Saturative INfPA-850 121 Table 3 [69. TR UPTIGHNA Anti saturative 170. TWA CHYA Which keeps the skin healthy and sot 171. UDARA ROGA Abdominal distension 172. UDARDA PRASHAMANA Wheals (Urticarial) 173. UDA VAR THA Intestinal and other kinds of obstruction 174- uNMADA Mental disorders 15. UVTEJAKA tiang 16. VAJIKRANA / VRISHYA Aphrodisiac 177. VAMAKA Induces Vomiting 178. VARNYA Irproves complexion 179. VA4STI SHOOLA Cystalgia -pain in bladder region 180. ,4 TAOne of the tri doshas 18. VIAA J-R 181. VA T A R AKT A Arthritic condition 182. VAYAH STHAPAN A Anti aging 183. VEDANA'STH APANA Anodyne-allays pain 184. VIBHANDA Obstruction 185. VISARPA Brysipelas 186. VISH AMA JWARA4 Malarial fever 187. VISHTAMBHA Abdominal 188. VISPHOTA Eruptive skin disorders 189. VISUCHIKA Cholera VRANA Vulnerary 190. SHODHANA/ROPANA 191. YAKRJT VRUDHI Hepatomegaly 192. YOGA VAHI Carrier, Anupana 193. YONIR OGA Vaginopathy- diseases related to vagina IN/PA-850 122 Table 4 KASHAYA SKANDA SANSKRIT NAME ENGLISH / LATIN THERAPEUTIC EFFICACY NO SNKTNAE NAME 1. SHYAMA Operculina turpethum Kapha pitta hara, rechana Jwara, shodha, udara, pandu; kamala, arshas 2. TRIVRUTH Operculina turpethum 3. MIUSTA Cyperus rotundus Kapha pitta hara, deepana, pachana, grahi lekhana Jwara, daha, aruchi,krimi, medo roga 4. MSTAKA Cyperus scarious 5 TILVAKA Lodhra bheeda Kapha pitta hara, grahi, chakshushya, Rakta pitta, atisara, pravahika, shodha, 6. LODHsA Symplocos racemosus Jwara, pradara Kapha vata hara, lekhana, chakshushya, 7. AKSHI BHESHAJA Strychnos potatonim vamaka, visha hara Mutra krichra, asmari, sarkara, kamala, pandu, shodha, prameha Kapha pitta hara, Hikka, swasa, kasa, jwara, vrana, kshata, 8. LAKSHA Laccifera lacca visarpa, krimi, kushta Kapha vata hara, rechana 9. PEELU Salvadora percisa Gulma, arshas, udara, raktapitta, mutra krichra, shodha Kapha vata hara, grahi, vishaghna 10. KUPEELU Strychnos nux-vornica Kushta, kandu, arshas, vrana, vata roga Kapha pitta hara, kesha hara .. . Kasa, swasa, kushta, krimi, arshas, 11. SHAMI Pro sopis specigera raktatisara, raktaarshas IN/PA-850 123 Table 4 Aegel marmelos Vata kapha hara, deepana, pachana, grahi Shodha, atisara, grahani Tridosha hara , deepana, pachana, grrahi, rasayana,anulomana, praja sthapana 13 HARITAKI Terminalia chebula Kushta, prameha, arshas, shodha, hridroga, swasa, kasa ,hikka, netra roga, grahani, kamala, pandu Kapha pitta hara, bhedana, chakshushya, 14. VIBHITAKI Terminalic belerica keshya, mada kari Kasa, swasa ,krimi, trishna, chardi Asmari, atisara Tridosha hara,deepana pachana,netrya, vayah sthapana, rasayana 15. AMALAKI Phyllanthus emblica Rakta pitta, prameha, kushta, atisara, shoola, somaroga, sweta pradara, rakta pradara, netra roga Kapha pitta hara, sandhaneeya, purisha 16- RAKTA PADI Mimosa pudica samgrahaneeya (LAJJALU) Atisara, rakta pitta, yoni roga, swasa, kushta, shodha, vrana 17. VAMSHA Bambusa arndinacium Kapha pitta hara chedana, vasti shodhana Kushta, prameha, mutra krichra, shodha .SHIKA Actinopteres radata Kapha pitta hara, visha hara 18. MAYURA S AAtisara, pravahika, prameha Kapha pitta hara, grahi, deepana 19. AMBASTA ? Quercus infectoria Atisara, grahani, pravahika, sweta pra dara, mukha danta roga kapha pitta hara, vata kara, grahi, mutra 20. JAMBU Euginea jambolana samgrahaneeya Chardi, atisara, swasa, kasa, daha 21. KASA MARDA Cassia occidentalis Tridosha hara, pachana, vrishya Kasa.sa, hikka, sidhma, kushta, vicharchika, sleepada Kapha vata hara,deepana, 22. VARUNA Crataeva religiosa Asmari, vidradhi, gulma, krimi, ganda mala Kapha vata hara, medo hara Dadru kushta, kandu, krimi, gulma, kasa, 23. CHAKRA MARDA Cassia tora swasa Pitta hara, grahi, vamya, hridya 24. ASOKA Saraca indica Rakta pradara,, shoola, gulma, adhmana, krimi, daha, trishna IN/PA-850 124 Table 4 .Areca catechu Kapha pitta hara, deepana 25. KP KA ArKrimi, atisara, pravahika, prameha Rubi codifliaKapha pitta Sara, swarya, vam ya, isha hara 26. MANJISTA RJwara, kushta, visarpa, prameha, shodha Kapha pitta hara, balya, deepana 27. YAVASA Aihagi camelorum Jwara, daha, chardi, trishna, kushta visarpa Kapha pitta hara 28. PUNNAGA Callophyllum inophyllum Raktatisara, rakta pradara,rakta pitta, amavata, mutra krichra KOVIDARA Bauhunia purpurea Kapha pitta hara grahi, Krimi, kushta, -guda bhramsha, ganda mala, 30. ASMANTAKA Kovidara bheda vrana Kapha pitta hara mada kari 31. DIIATAKI Woodfordia fruitcosa Ati sra, rakta pitta, trishna, visarpa,vrana Tridosha hara, vamya, visha hara,vedana sthapana 32. SIRISHA Albezzia lebbeck Kushta, kandu, visarpa, kasa ,swasa 33. VRIKSHADANI Vanda roxburgianam Vata hara Amavata, karna srava visha hara Vata kapha hara, balya, rasayana, sukrala 34. ASWAGANDHA Withania somnifera Kshaya, kasa, swasa, grandhi, apachi, vrana, vandhytwa, nidra nasha 35. APARAJITHA Clitoria terneta Tni dosha hara Medhya , chakshushya, kantya, Kushta, shodha vrana, visha 36. ASPHOTAKA Aparajita bheda IN/PA-850 125 Table 4 .. a h Vata pitta hara, deepana, pachana, mutrala 37. VIKAMKATA Flocurita romantchi1 Kamala, pleeha vridhi Kapha pitta hara, keshya, vishaghna Raktapitta, visphota, visarpa, kushta ,,krimi 38. SLESHMATAKA Cordia dichotoma ,shoola Kapha pitta hara, medo hara Kushta, prameha, switra, pandu, krimi, 39. TINISHA Ougeinia dalbergiodes vrana Puya rakta nashaka Jwara, visphota, kandu , siro roga 40. ASHWA KARNA Dipterocarpous turbinatus Kapha pitta hara, hridya, udarda prasamana,rasayana 1Terminalia aiuna Hridroga, kshta kshaya,raktapitta, 41. KAKUBHA Traktatisara, arsghas, vrana Vata hara ,sara, 42. PRASARINI Paederia foetida Vata vyadhi, amavata, mutra krichra, arshas, shodha Kapha pitta hara, vamya, vrishya, yoni shodhana, vrana shodhana ropana 43. ASWATHA Ficus religiosa Vata rkta , kushta,yoni roga, dushta vrana, daha Kapha pitta hara, mutra sangrahaneeya 44. PLAKSHA Ficus lacor Daha, vrana, yoni roga, bhrama, rakta pitta Kapha pitta hara, mutra samgrahaneeya, varnya, sthambhana Trishna, chardi , rakta pitta, visarpa, yoni 45. NYAGRODHA Ficus bengalensis roga, vyangya, vandhyt\wam KAKODUMBARA Ficus hispida Kapha pitta hara, grah, sukrala, bhrihana, 46. Switrakushta, andu, kamala, arshas, vrana IN/PA-850 126 Table 4 Kapha pitta hara, varya, Vrana shodhana, ropana, 4 UDUMBARA Ficus racemosus Rakta pitta, daha, moorcha, trishna, bhasmkagni, atisara, rakta pradara Kapha pitta hara, dantya, grahi, hridya 48. BAKULA Mimusops elengi Danta roga, atisara, switra, Vata pitta hara, kapha kara, grahi, vamaka, snehaka 49. BANDHUKA Pentapetes phoenicea Visarpa, Vata kara, kapha pitta kara, grahi, 50. SPHURJITAKA Diospyros embryoptens Prameha Pitta hara, sthambaka, krimighna, Rakta pitta. 51. MAHA SHAKA ?Tectona grandis Vata kapha hara Deepana, ruchya, vidahi Akshi karna, oushta, siro roga ,krimkushta, 52. TUMBUIRU Zanthoxylum alatum shoola, aruchi, swasa, pleeha 53. KADAMBA Anthocephalus cadamba Vata kapha kara, pitta hara, saraka , sthnya kara, shopha vrana daha kasa, 54. MAHAKADAMBA Pitta kapha hara poushtika, 55. SHALLAKI Boswelia serrata Atisara, arshas, kushta ,rakta pitta vrana Kapha vatashamaka, pachana, Kushta, kandu, shodha, prameha ,kasa; 56. ARIMEDA Acacia famesiana vrana, mukha danta roga Vata kapjha hara, veedana sthapana Sukra shodhana, sandhaneeya 57. KATPHALA Myrica nagi Aruchi, jwara, udara, raktapitta, swasa, kasa, ratishaya, kandu,arshas IN/PA-850 127 Table 4 Kapha pitta hara, bhrimlhana, balya Grewa tliafliaVrana ropana, 8. DHANVANA Grewia tilafoliAtisara , pravika, rakta pitta, vrana, kasa,. Ka[ha vata hara, hgrahi, 9. KACHUA Hedychium spicatum Kasa, swasa, pratishayahikka, shoola, jwara Vata kapha hara sarr--ahini, keshya, hridya 50. JAPA PUSHPA Hibiscus rosa sinensis Pradara, p[rameha, jwara Kaphapitta hara, vamya AVARTAKI Cassia auriculata Prameha, visha, raktatisara 61. (HEMA PUSHPI) Kapha vata hara, bhrimhana, balya, vrishya, visha hara Gulma, pleeha, yakrit vrudhi, jwara, 62. KUMAPI Aloe vera agnidagdha, visphota,raktapitta, twak roga Vata pitta hara, sukrala, kapha kara, grahi, . KAMBHOJI Terarnus labialis Shodha, jwara, rakta vikara 63. (Masha pami) Kapha vata kara, pitta hara, varnya, hridya,vishaghna 64. YUTHIKA Jasmninium auriculatum Vrana, rakta, mukha danta , akshi roga Tridosha hara, vrishya, saraka, 65. KUBJAKA Rosa moschata Daha, netra roga Vata kapha hara .. Mutra ghata, asmari, yoni shoola, mutra 66. VERTARU Dichrostachys erea krichra Kapha hara, chakshushya, hridya Dourgandhya hara 67. KETAKI Pandanus tectorius Jwara, siro shoola,amavata Kapha piytta hara, bhedhana, deepana, 68. MATSYAADANI Picrorhiza kurroa Jwara, prameha, swasa, kasa ,daha, kushta, krimi Kapha hara, vamaka, lekhana, 69. PINDITAKA Randia dumatorium Vidradhi, pratishaya, vrana, kushta, anaha, shodha, ulma, vrana fN/PA-850 128 Table 4 Putranjeeva Kapha vata hara, vrshya, garbhada,mutrala 70. PUTRANJEEVA roxbhurgianum Jwara, praatishaya, sira shoola Kapha hara, 71 SHALA Shorea robusta Vrana, sweda hara, krimi, vidradhi, bhadi a, onkara roga Kapha hara 72. SARJA Vateria indica Pandu, meha, kushta, visha, vrana 73. PADMINI Nelumbo species Kapha pitta hara, daha prashamana, hridya, 74. PADMA ,,balya, rakta samgrahaka, mutrala,grah1, 75. PUNDAREEKA mutra virajaneeya. 76. KOKANADA Kamala (Red) Deepana, pachana, vishghna SOUGANDHIKA ? Sulphur Rasayana, dadru, kushta, visarpa, krimi, 77. OUGNDHKA ?Sulhurpleeha vrudhi Kapha pitta hara, daha prashamana, hridya, 78. INDEE VARA Kamala (Blue) balya, rakta samgrahaka, mutrala,grahi, mutra viralaneeya Kamala kesara Kapha pitta hara, vrishya, grahi 79. KIIKA (Nelumbo speciosum ) Trishna, daha, raktarshas, visha, shodha, Kapha pityta hara, twachya, keshya, Pterocarpus marsupium rasayana 80. ASANA PKushta, visarpa, switra, meha, krimi Kapha pitta hara, netrya, varnya, sukrala Sweta kamala 81. PRAPUNDARIKA ?cassia absus Kapha pitta hara, garbha samsthapana, ruchya 82. PADMAKA Prunus puddum Visarpa, daha, visphota , kushta,chardi, vrana, trishna IN/PA-850 129 Table 4 Vrana ropana, grahi, lekhana, keshya , danta dardhyakara, vishahara, rakta sthambaka Double sulphate of Switra , visarpa, raktapitta, vishama jwara, 3. SOURASHTRIKA potassium and aluminum kandu, netra roga, mukha roga Pitta kapha hara, grahi, 4. KHATIKA Daha vrana, rakta srava, netra oga Vata pitta hara, rasayana, medhya, balya, deepana Prameha, hridroga, jwara, vata roga dristi 35. ABHRAKA Mica mandya Tridosha hara, medo hara, vishaghna 86. BHOORJA PATR-A Betula utilis Apasmara, unmada, raktapitta,vrana Pittakara, vata kapha hara, saraka, Sarala niryasa rakshoghna, 87. SREEVESHTAKA Oleo-resin of Siro ,akshi, swara, roga hara, sweda Pinus longifolia dougandhya, kandu, vrana Kapha vrudhi, pitta vata hara, rasayana, vrishya 88. SHALMALI Bombax ceiba Raktapitta, grahani,pravahika, Oloe resin of Pravahika, atisara, rakta vikara 89. SHALMALI NIRYAS Bombax ceiba Vata kapha hara, saraka, lekhana, deepana, 90. RAJITHA Silver balya,medhya, Pitta kapha hara, lekhana, kushtaghna Nertrya 91- TAMRA Copper Kushta, krimi, sthouly, arshas, kshaya, pandu, srama Vata pitta hara, vishaghna 92. RASANJANA Yellow oxide of Mercury Muklha roga, swasa, hidma Pitta hara, vishaghna, Hidma, akshi roga 93. SOUVEERANJANA Stybnitis Vrana shodhana, ropana IN/PA-850 130 Table 4 Kapha piotta hara, lekhana, netrya, 94. SROTHANJANA Antimony sulphide Hidmavisha, chardi, rakat vikara Sarva akshi roga, visha jwara 95. PUSHPANJANA Zinc oxide 96 NeTndosha hara, netrya, rasayana 96, NE-ELANJANA Lead sulphide 97. GAIPIKA Ochre Pitta hara,netrya, vishaghna Chardi, hidma, rakta vikara 98. SINDHURA Tridosha hara, netrya, bhedana 99. KASISA Vata kapha hara, keshya, rasayana,netrya,visha, vrana, kshaya,switra 100. PUSHPA KASISA Copper pyrite Vrishya, rasayana, 101. MAKSHIKA Iron pyrite Arsano pyrite Sepia officinali Kapha Pitta hara , vishaghna, karna roga 102. SAMUDRA PHENA cuttlee fish bonc) hara, lekhana, Vasti shodhana, bledana, arshas, gulma,, 103. PASHANA BHEDI Saxifra ligulata asmari, yoni rogaa, pleeha Shoola, Kapha vata hara, deepana, pachana, grahi Gahani, netra roga, amlapitta, parinama 104. SANKHA Turbinella rappa shoola, yavani pidika Vata kapha hara, rasayana, sweedala, vishaghna, Jwara , kushta, madhu meha, agnimandya, 105. VATSA NABHI Aconitum ferox swasa, kasa, sannipata jwara, pleehodara, apachi, shodha Tridosha hara, rasayana, balya, vrishya, yoga vahi, 106. PARADA Mercury Kushta, grahani, atisara, agnimandya, kshaya IN/PA-850 131 Table 5 CHARAKA'S MAHA KASHA YA DASHAIMANI (THERAPEUTIC CLASSIFICATION OF DRUGS) FN.NAME OF THE ACTIONNaeOfTePnt .NO. ASH~MANIJeevaka,Rushabhaka, Meda, Maha Meda, 1. JEEANEEYAVITILIZER Kakoli, Ksheera Kakoli, Mqudga Parni,, 1.sh JEEVNEEY .evni Maadhuka. Ksheerini, Rajashavaka, Avagandha, . BRUMIANEEYA B ULKPROMOTING Kakolee, Ksheera Kakoli, Vaatayani, 2. BBhadroudani, Bhaardwaaja, Payasyaa, Rushya Gandha. Musta, Kushta, Haridra, Daru Haridra, 3. LEKfIANEEYA EMA CIA TING Vachaa, Ativisha, Katurohine, ChithrakaChira Bilwa, Himavathee. Suvahaa,, Arka, Urubooka, Agni Mukhi, 4. BHEDHIENEEYA MASS BREAKING Chitra, Chitrka, Chirabilwa,, Sankhini,. Sakuladeena, Swarna- Kshrerine. Madhuka, Madhuparni,Prisna Parni, 5. SANDIIANEEYA HEALING Ambastakee, Samanga, Mocharasa, Dhatakee, Lodlra, P[Riyangu, Katphala. Pippali, Pippali Moola, Chaya, Chitraka, 6. DEEPANEEYA APPETISER Nagara,Maricha Ajamoda, Hingu, Bhallataka, Amla Vetasa. Indree, Rushabhio, Athirasa, Rushya 7. I3ALYA TONIC Proktha, Payasyaa,Aaswagandha,Sthira, Rohinee, Balaa, Atibala. Chandana, Padmaka, Tunga, Useera, 8. VARNYA COMPLEXION Manjista, Saribaa, Payasyaa, Sithaa, Latha, PROMOTING Madhuka. BENEFICIAL FOR Saribaa, Ikshumoola, Madhuka, Pippali, 9. KANTBYA THROA T Draksha, Vidaare, Kaidarya, Hamsapadi, Brihati, Kantakarika. Aamra, Amraataka, Lakucha, Karamarda, 10. JRDYA CARDIAC TONIC Vrukshamla, Amlavetasa, Kuvala, Badara, 10. rRDYADadima, Maatulunga. Naagra, Chavya, Chitraka, Vidanga, 11. THRUPTHIGNA ANTISA TURA TIVE Moorva, Guduchi, Vacha, Mustha, Pippali, ANTIKutaj a, Bilwa,Chitraka, N agara, Athivisha, 12 RHON ATI ROIA Abhaya, Dhanvayavasaka, Daruharidra, 12. RSIJGNAHAEMORHODAL Vaca, Chavya.

IN/PA-850 132 Table 5 NAME OF THE ACTION SDASHAIMANI I Khadira, Abhaya, Amalaki, atidra, 13. KUSTAGHNA ANTI DERMA TOSIS Arushkara, Sapthaparna, Aragvadha, Karaveera, Vidanga, Jaathe. Chandana, Nalada, Kruthamalajka, Naktha 14. KANDUGHNA ANTIPRURITIC Mala, Nimba,-Kutaja, Sarshapa, Madhuka,. Daruharidra,Mashiha. Aksheeva, Maricha, Gandeera, Kebuka, 5. KRIMIGHNA ANTHELMINTIC Vidanga, Nirgundee, Kinkhee, 15. Swadamstraa, Vrusha Parnika,Aakhuparnika. Haridra, Manjista, Suvaha, Sookshma Ela, 16. VISHAGNA ANTI POISION Palindee,Chandana,Kathaka, Sireesha, Sindhuvara, Sleshmataka. Veerana, Saali, Shastika, Ikshuvalika, 17. STHNYA JANANA GALACTOGOUGE Darbha, Kusa, Kasa, Gundra ,Itkata, Kathuranmoola. Paatha, Mahaushadha, Suradaru, Musthaa, STHJNYA GALACTO Moorva, Guduchi, Vatsaka Phala, 18. SHODHIANA DEPUR~ATIVE Kirathatiktha, Katukarohini, Saariva. PROMOTING Jeevaka, Rushabhaka, Kakolee, Ksheera 19. SUKRA JANANA REPRODUCTIVE Kakoli, Mudga Parni, Masha Parni, Meda, TISSUE Vrudhaaruhaa, Jatila, Kalnga. Kushta, Elavaluka, Katphala,Samudra 20. SUKRA SHODHAKA TISUE DEPURANT Phena, Kadamba Niryasa, Ikshu, Kandeekshu, Iskhuraka, Vasuka, Useera . Mrudweeka, Madhuka, Madhuparnee, 21. SNEHOPAGA SUB OLEATIVE Medaa, Maha - Medaa, Vidaree, Ksheerakakoli, Jeevaka, Jeevanthi, Saalparnee. Shobhanjana, Eranda, Arkka, Vrucheera, 22 SWEDOPAGA SUB DIA PHORETIC Punarnava, Yava, Thila, Kulatha, Maasha, Badara. Madhu, Madhuka, Kovidara, Karbudara, 23. VAMANOPAGA SUB EMETIC Neepa, Vidula, Bimbee, Sanapushpee, Sadapushpee, Prathyak Pushpee. Drakshaa, Kasmeera, Parooshka, Abhayaa, 24. VIRECHANOPAGA SUB PURGATIVE Aamalaka, Vibheetaki, Kuvala, Badara, Karkandu, Peelu. Thrivruth, Bilwa, Pippali, Kushta, SUB CORRECTIVE Sarshapa, Vacha, Vatsakaphala, 25. ASTHAPANOPAGA ENEMA Sathapushpa, Madhuka, Madanaphala.

IN/PA-850 133 Table 5 - - Names Of The Plants NAME OF THE ACTION 2.DASHAIMANI Raasna, Suradaru, Bilwa, SUB UNCTOUS Madanaphala,Sathapushpa, Vrusheera, . ANUVASANOPAGA ENEMA Pun arnava,Swadamstraa, Agnimantha, SGonaaka. Jyothishmati, Kshavaka, Maricha, Pippali, SUB ERRHINSKuaeerasa rifl i.g SIROVIRECHANOP- IERIN Vidanga, nSigu, Saraat, Aamarga, 27. AGA Thand, Mocha, aagetha. Jamboo Pallva, Amra Pallva, . P S A N ANTIEMETIC Mathulunga,Dadimaa, Yava, Shastika, 32. H A NERAHra rUth, Ue ae Nagara, Dhanvayaasaka, Mustha, 29. HIKKA NIGRAHANA ANTIDYPSIC P Uda Ira, haa than, ialatiktha, Sati, Pushakara Moola, Badarabeeja, 3U TRISHNA DIREIC Kantakaarika, Brihati, TIRSHNA ATHCOG VruksharuhaaAbhaya, Pippali, Duralabha, . IRACHANEAKuleerashrin i. Priyangu Anata, Aamraasthi, Katwanga, PUREHA USINARY Lodhra, Mocharasa, Samang, Dhathakee 31 ISANDHANEEYA ASRIGENTR aPusha, Padmaa, Padma. Jamboo Twak, Sallkaa Twak, Kacchura, 3. PUESHA ACAL Madhuka, Saalmale, Sreeveshtaka, 2- VIRAJANEEYA DEPIGMENTER Bhrishtamrutha, Paasaa, Uthapal, Thila. SathJambu, Aamra, Plksha, Vata, Kapeethana, 3 . SARA RA ANTID URETIC Udambra, Aswatha, Bhallataka, 33. AMGAHANEYAAsmanthaka, Somavalkala. Padma Nalini, Saughandhika, MUTRA DIURETIC Pundareeka,,Sathapathra, Utphala, 3. VIRECHANEEYA Kumuda, Madhuka, Priyangu.. Vrishadaanee, Swadamstra, Vasuka, 3. MUTRA URINARY Vaseera, Pashanabheda, a Kusa, VIRAJANEEYA DEPIGMENTER Kaasa, Gundra, Ithakata. Drakshaa, Abhaya, Aamalaka, Pippalhi, 36. KA-SAHARAANTI TUSSIVES Duralabha, Srungee, Kantakaarikaa, 36. ASA ARAVruscheera, Punarnava, Thamalaki. Sati,Pushkarmoola, Amlavetasa, Ela, Hingu, 37. SWAA HRAANTI DYSPONEIC Aguru, Surasa, Thaamalki, Jeevanthi, 37. WASAHRAChandana. Sariba, Sarkara, Pathaa, Manjista, Draksha, ANTIYREIC Pelu ParoshkaAbhaya, IN/PA-850 134 Table 5 NAME OF THE ACTION Names Of The Plants DASHAIMANI Draksha, Khajoora, Priyala, Bada ra, 39. ENERGY Dadima, Phalgu, Parooshaka, Ikshu, Yava, 3 SRAMA HARA COMPONSETOR Acopic Shastika. Paatala,Agnimafntha, Syonaka, Bilwa, 40. SWAYADHU HARA ANTIPHLOGISTIC Kaasmarya, Kantakarika,Brihati, Saal arne, Prisnaparni, Gukshura. Lajj a, Chandana, Kaasmarya,Madhuka, 41. DAHA PRAMASANA REFRIGERANT Sarkkara, Uthpala, Useera, Saariva, Guduchi, Hreebera. Thagara, Aguru, Dhanyaka, Srungavera, SEETHA CALEFA CIENT Bhootheka, Vachaa,Kantakari, Agnimantha, 42. PRASAMANA S onaka, Pippali. Tinduka, Priyala, Badara, Khadira, Kadara, 43 UDARA ANTIALLERGIC Arimeda, Sapthaparna, Awsakarna, Arjun, PRASAMAN Asana. Vidarigandha, Prushniparni, Brihati, Kanta ANGA MARDA ANTIBODYACHE Karika, Eranda, Kaakolee, Chandana, 44 PRASAMANA Useera, Elaa, Asoka. Pippali, Pippalimoola, Chavya, Chitraka, SOOLA ANTISPASMODIC Srungaveera, Maricha, Ajamoda, PRSAMANA Ajagandha, Aai, Gandeera. SONITHiA Madhu, Madhuka, Rudhira, Mocharasa, PRASAMAN HAEMOSTA TIC Mruthkapala,Lodhra, Gairika, Priyangu, Sarkkar, La a. Saala, Katphala, Kadamba, Padmaka, 47 VEEDANA STHAPAN ANALGESIC Thumba, Mocharasa, Sireesha, Vanjjula, Elavaluka, Asoka. Hingu, Kaidarya, Arimeda, Vacha, 48 SAMGNA RESUCIATIVE Choraka, Vayahrustha, Golomee, Jatila, 4 STHAPANA Palankasha, Asokarohine. Aindree ,Bramhee, - Sathavari, ANTI Sahasraveerya, Amogha, - Avyatha, 49 PRAJA STHJAPANA ABORTIFICIENT Sivaa,Arishtaa, Vatya Pushipee, Vishwaksenakanthaa. Amrutha, Abhaya, Dhathree, Yuktha, S AYAHSTAPANA REGULATING Swetha, Jeevanthi, Athirasa, 5HAAGING PROCES Mandookaarni, Sthira, Punarnava.

IN/PA-850 135 Table 6 GANOUSHADHA VARGA Amla Panchaka- (I) Kola, Dadima, Vrikshamla, Chukrika, Amlavetasa. Amla Panchaka (Ii) - Beejapuraka, Jambeera, Naranga, Amlavetasa, Anjana Trayam -Pushpanjanamn, Kala Anjanam, Rasaanjanam, Ashtadhatu - Swarna, Rajata, Kamsya, Seesam, Tamra, Vanga, Loha, Parada Ashtagandha- Karpura, Chandana, Musta, Kumkuma (Saffron), Devadaru, Gorochana, Kesari, Useera Ashta Kshara- Palasa, Mushaka, Apamarga, Tilanalakshara, Yava Kshara, Saija Kshara, Arka, Snuhi. Ashtayarga- Jeevaka, Rushabhaka, Meda, Mahameda, Kakoli, Ksheera Kakoli, Vriddhi, Buddhi. Abhava Pratinidhi Dravavas edha------ Aswagandha Mahameda----Scribal Jeevaka, Rushabhaka---Guduchi, Vamsalocvhana Buddhi----Bala Vriddhi--- Mahabala Upavisha Trayam- Nirvisha, Ativisha, Langali Upavisha Saptaka- Arka Ksheeram, Snuhi Ksheeram, Langali, Karaveeraka, Gunja, Ahiphena, Dattura Kantaka Trayam-Dushsparsha, Brihati, Agnidamana. Kantaka Trayam (II) Sunthi, Guduchi, Dushsparsha Kantakari Trayam- Gokshura, Vakudu, Mulaka Chaturjataka- Twak, Ela, Dalchini, Nagakesara Katu Chaturjataka- Ela, Twak, Patram, Maricha Chaturshanas -Shunti, Pippali, Maricha, Pippalimoola Chaturbeeja -Methika, Chandrasoora, Kalajaji, Yavanika, Chaturbhradaka- Sunthi, Ativisha, Musta, Guduchi, IN/PA-850 136 Table 6 Chaturgranthi- Sunthi, Lasuna, Ardraka, Pippalimoola, Chatusamfa- Jatifala, Lavanga, Jeeraka, Tankanakshara, Triksharas - Sajjikshara, Yavakshara, Tankanakshara: Trikatu - Sunthi Pippali, Maricha. Trikatuushanas- Pippali, Pippalimoola, Sunthi Trikarshikas- Sunthi, Ativisha, Musta. Trijatakas- Ela, Lavanga, Dalchini (Twak) Triphala - Hareetaki,Bibhitaki,Amalaki. Madhuratriphalas- Draksha, Kashmarya, Kharjura. Sugandha Triphala-Jayaphala, Ela, Lavanga. Trimadhura- Ghuta, Guda, Madhu. Tirsana- Hareetaki, Sunthi, Guda. Trisugandha- Twak, Patra, Ela. Trisarkara-Sugar From Sugarcane, Sugar From Madhu, And Seeta. Dasakshara-Sheegru, Moolaka, Chincha, Chitraka, Ardraka, Nimba, Ikshu, Apamarga, Kadali, Palasa DasamlootraS- Hasthi, Mahisha, Unstra, Go, Aja, Avika, Ashwa, Khara, Purusha, Stree. Dasamoolas- Bilva, Agnimantha, Shyonaka, Patala, Kashmari, Shaliparni, Prushniparni, Brihati, Kantakari, Gokshura. Dashangadhoopa-Madhu, Musta, Ghrita, Gandha, Guggulu, Agaru, Shilajit, Devadaru, Silhaka. Navadhatus- Swarna, Rajata, Tamra, Naga, Vanga, Teekshna Loha, Kanthaloha, Kamsya. Navaratna- Manikya, Amukta, Vidruma, Tarkshya, Pushparaga, Neela, Gomedika, Vaidurya, Vajra. Panchakolas- Pippali, Pippalimoola, Chavya, Chitraka, Nagara.

IN/PA-8 5 0 137 Table 6 Panchakolas (2)- Hareetaki, Ajamoda, Souvarchalalavana, Maricha, Sunthi. Panchaksharas- Palasha, Moolaka, Yavakshara, Souvarchika, Tilanala. Panchaganas- Prushniparni, Brihati, Kantakari, Veedari, Gokshura, Panchagavya- Gomiootra, Gomaya, .Goksheera- Godadhi, Goghrita.. Panchatwaka-Vata, Mahavata, Udumbara, Vetasa, Ashwattha, Panchatwaka- Nyagrodha, Udumbara, Ashwttha, Parisha, Plava. Panchapallava- Anira, Jambu, Kapittha, Beejapuraka, Bilva. Panchapliava- Vata, Ashwattha, Pareesha, Jamboo, Udumbara. Panchapittas- Varaha, Aja, Mahisha, Matsya, Mayura Panchabeejas- Sarshapa, Ahiphena, Ajamoda, Jeeraka, Yavani. PanchaMahavishas-Gauripashana, Talaka, Manaasheela, Vatsanabhha, Naja. (Sarpavisha). panchaMahisha-Mahishamaya, Mootra, Ksheera, Dadhi, Ghrita. Laghu Panchamoola- Shaliparni, Prushniparni, Brihathi, Kantakari, Gokshura. Brihatpanchmopolas-Bilva, Agnimantha, Shyonaka, Patala, Kashmari. Madhyampanchmoolas- Mudgaparni, Mashaparni, Eranda, Punarnava, Bala. Balapanchmoolas-Haridra, Guduchi, Punarnava, Vidarikanda, Oddichettu Jeevaka Panchamoola- 3eevaka, Rushabhaka, Shatavari, (Small & Big) Manubala. Trinapanchmoola- Kusha, Kasa, Darbha, Nala, Kandekshuka Pancha Mootra- Go, Aja, Avika, Mahisha, Khara. Pancharatna- Kanakam, Hirakam, Nilam, Padmaragam, Mouktika, Panchlavana. Saindhvam, Sarja, Bidala, Audbhid, Samudra. Panchasama- Sunthi, Pippali, Sauvarchala, Hareetaki, Panchasama (Ii)- Saindhava, Chitrakamoola, Hareetaki, Pippali, Arnalaki.

IN/PA-850 138 Table 6 Pancha Siddh Oushadh- Tailakanda, Sudhakanda, Kroudakanda, Dirasena Matsyakshi. Panchasugandha- Kumkurna, Agaru, Karpura, Kasturi, Chandana. Panchasurana,- Vanya & Gramya Surana, Mala Kanda, Panchang- Patra, Pushpa, Kanda, Moola, Phala Panchang (1i)- Sunthi, Daruharidra, Shigru Phala, Sarshapa, Bhringaraja. Panchamrita- Go- Dugdha, Dadhi, Ghrita, Madhu, Sarkara, Panchamrita (Medicinal)- Guduchi, Sunthi, Gokshura, Kalimushali, Shatavari Panchustikanjikam- Shali, Yava, Chanaka, Kala, Kullattha. Shad Rasa's- Madhura, Amla, Lavana, Katu, Tikta, Kashaya. Shat Kshara Shat Sugandha- Jatiphala, Karpura, Lavanga, Sugandha Bala, Kankola, Kraramuka. Shadganas- Pranakara- Sadhyocooked Meat & Rice (Hot), Rice With Milk, Coitus With Young Women, Drinking Ghritam, Hot Water Bath. Pranahara- Spoiled Meat, Coitus With Aged Women, Sitting Opposite To Morning Sun, Tatana Dadhi (New Curd), Coitus With Women In The Evening (Asurasandhya). Early Morning Sleep. Shad Ushana- Pippali, Pippalimoola, Chavya, Chitraka, Sunthi. Uapvisha Saptakam Sapta dhatu-Rasa, Rakta, Mamsa, Meda, Asthi Majja, Shukra. Sapta dhatu-(Loha, Or Dhatus) Swarna, Rajata., Tamra, Vanga Yashada, Loha, Naga. Sapta uapadhatus-(Related To Shareera) Stanya, Rajas, Vasa, Sweda,Danta, Kasha, Ojas. (Related To Dhatus)- Swarna Makshika, Tara Makshika, Tuttha, Kankushta, Rasaka, Sindoora, Lohakitta. Shat Kwatha- Pachana. Shodhana, Kledana, Shamana, Deepana, Shoashana, Sapta Santarpanas-Draksha, Dadima, Khurjura, Triturated With Sarkara Panaka,And Added With Laja, Ghrita, Madhu. Sapta Uparatnas-Vaikranta, Suryakanta, Chandtrakanata, Karpura, Sphatika, Pheroja Kachamani.

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I/PA-850 TABLE 24 Traditional terminology used irmhe document with Description Sr.No TRADITIONAL DESCRIPTION TERMS Ayurveda Traditional Indian system of medicine. It gives equal importance to both preventive as well as curative aspects. 2. Siddha Traditional Indian system of medicine. - It gives equal importance to both preventive as well as curative aspects. 3. Unani Traditional Indian system of medicine 3. Tridosha Three basic humors present in the body, the balance of which leads to healthy state and imbalance to diseases. 4. Vata The first and the most important of the three humors that regulates all movements in the body, visible and invisible to the naked eye. Vatha Dosha is the one that provides movement to the Dhathus, Malas, Pittha and Kapha. 5. Pitta The second of the three humors and is responsible for all the metabolic activities going on in the body. In its normal state it is responsible for proper digestion, normal vision, maintaining normal body temperature, giving normal colour and complexion to the skin, mental strength and intelligence 6. Kapha The third humor which gives strength and stability to the body. In its normal state Kapha holds the body together, gives strength and stability to the body, resistance power to the body and helps in the smooth and frictionless movement ofjoints 7. Oushadhi suktha A part of Atharva veda 8. Rigveda One of the four Vedas 9. Atharva veda One of the four Vedas 10. Upaveda A branch or addition to the main veda. Ayurveda is said to be the upaveda of Atharvaveda 11. Charaka The greatest author of an Ayurvedic treatise known as Charaka samhitha. Charaka represents the Atreya school of physicians. 12. Sushrutha The great surgical expert of historical times and the author of the treatise known as Susrutha samhitha. He is credited for developing the science of Surgery 13. Samhitha Samhitha is a compendium or a treatise. 14. Prakruthi Individual body constitution is what is called as Prakruti of an individual. Ayurveda lays great emphasis on the determination or fixing up of an individual's Prakruti before the treatment is advised. 16. Yin-yang The basic humors in Chinese system of medicine IN/PA-850 190 17. Dinacharya Daily regimen given in Ayurveda that guides regarding the things to be done and how throughout the day starting from getting upto going to sleep. 18. Rithucharya Seasonal regimen given in Ayurveda that gives advise regarding the lifestyle to be adopted and the food to be partaken during different seasons so as to prevent the aggravation of the three basic humors. 19. Charaka samhitha The great Ayurvedic treatise and the first one to be written by the sage Charaka 20. Rasa Taste. According to Ayurveda there are six of them 21. Guna The basic characteristics of a material based on which its therapeutic activity is determined 22. Veerya This is the potency of a medicine. There are basically two veerya; one is Ushna i.e. of hot potency and the other sheetha i.e. of cold potency. 23. Vipaka The metabolic change that occurs in the consumed food or medicines, after coming into contact with the digestive power (Agni) is defined as the Vipaka. 24. Prabhava Prabhava is the specific action of a Dravya, which cannot be explained using the parameters of Rasa (taste), Veerya (potency) or Vipaka (metabolic changes). 25. Dhathus The seven tissues of the human body 26. Dravyaguna The characteristics of a medicinal plant are called Dravyaguna. This is Charka's classification. 27. Dashemani Classification of medicinal plants based on their action into ten drugs each. 28. Ganaushadhi Varga Grouping of few medicinal plants together to achieve a particular medicinal result. This is Sushrutha's classification 29. Madhura rasa Sweet taste 30. Amla rasa Sour taste 31. Lavana rasa Salty taste 32. Katu rasa Pungent taste 33. Tiktha rasa Bitter taste 34. Kashaya rasa Astringent taste 35. Pradhana rasa Main taste which is felt immediately after tasting the substance 36. Anu rasa Taste which is felt a few minutes after tasting the substance 37. Tara Excessive IN/PA-850 191 38. Tama Deficient 39. Sama Sufficient 40. Panchabhuthas Five elements which are space, air, fire, water and earth 41. Nadi shasthra The science of reading a pulse of the human being based on traditional methods 42- Ashta Sthana pareeksha The examination of a patient at eight parts of the body as per traditional methods 43. Samavayi karanam An aggravating factor, which resembles the property, it is aggravating. 44. A-rogya Healthy state of human being 45. Agya It is Fire, one of the Pancha mahabbootas JalaIt is water, one of the Pancha mahabhootas 47. Pnithvi It is earth, one of the Pancha mahabhootas 48. rthvi It is air, one of the Pancha mahabhootas 49. A-kasha It is space, one of the Pancha mahabhootas 50. Doshakara/vridhi That which aggravates by increasing the doshas i.e. the three humors 51. Sheeta veerya Cold potency 52. Ushna veerya Hot potency 53. Sookshma Minute property of a drug 54. Sthoola Opposite of Sookshma i.e. bulky 55. Laghu Light or absence of heaviness property of a drag 56. Guru Heavy property of a drug 57. Rooksha The drying property of a drug 58. Snigdha The viscous property of a drug 59. Sandra Thick 60. Drava The liquid 61. Kashaya skandha The grouping of medicinal plants for preparation of different decoctions of different medicinal values. 62 Lekhaneeya That property of a medicine which helps eliminate or scrape the waste material adhering or blocking different body channels 63. Jeevaneeya That property of a medicinal plant which provides life 64. Pittha kaphahara That which has the property to alleviate the aggravation of pitha and kapha 65. Kapha Vatahara That which has the property to alleviate the aggravation of kapha and vatha 66. Medhya dravya That medicinal plant which helps promote the intellect 67. Swasa Breathlessness or dyspnoea 68. Sthoulya Obesity 69. Pumsavana The procedure in Ayurveda wherein medicine is administered to the pregnant lady on a particular stage of the pregnancy to influence the sex of the child IN/PA-850 192 70. Vata vridhi That which aggravates vatha dosha 71. Pitta vridhi That which aggravates pitha dosha 72. Anupana The substance that is -given as a part of the main medicine to enhance the potency and drug delivery of the main drug. For e.g. honey 73. Rasakriya It is the process of getting an extract from a crude drug in multiple steps. 74. Kajjali The mixture of mercury and sulphur, which acts as a base for all mineral based drugs 75. Parpati Mixture of mercury and sulphur prepared in a specific process and wafer thin layers of medicine is produced. This is later powdered and used in malabsorpive conditions 76- Srothovarodha Obstruction of body channels leading to deprivation of nutrition to the further body parts. 77. Panchakarma The five cleansing procedures advocated by Ayurveda, which include emesis, purgation, nasal errhines, administration of medicines through the rectal route for cleansing the intestines. 78. Ama Undigested or partially digested food. 79. Asoka Saraca asoka 80. Amalaki Emblica officinalis 81. Punnaga Calliopfiylluminophyllum 82.: Sarkara Sugar 83. Shalmali Salmalia malabarica 84. Haritaki Terminalia chebula 85. Khadira Acacia catechu 86. Kramuka Areca catechu 87. Rasna Pluchea lanceolata 88. Nagavalli Pier betel 89. Agasthya Rasayana Herbal finished formulation 90. Sigru Moringa oleifera 91. Haridra Curcuma longa 92. Trikatu Herbal formulation consisting of three ingredients, piper longum, piper nigrum and Zingiber officinale 93. Bhunimba . Andrographis paniculata 94. Sarpagandha Rauwolfia serpentina 95. Avartaki Cassia auriculata 96. Vasa Adhatoda vasica 97. Nimba pallava Tender leaves of neem(Azadirachta indica) 98. Brahmi Bacopa monneri 99. Arogyapachha Tricopus zeylanicum 100. Kachalavana A type of salt used in Ayurvedic formulations 101. Kala Lavana A type of salt used in Ayurvedic formulations 102. Souvarchala Lavana Black salt 103. Vida Lavana A type of salt used in Ayurvedic formulations 104. Saindhava Lavana Rock salt 105. Amlika Tamarind 106. Apakwa amra Unripe mango 107. Nirnbula swarasa Juice of citrus lemon 108. Vrikshaamla Garcinia indica --- II _31 T4Hn-.v fN/PA-850 111. Karavellaka Mombdia dioca I 12_ Kiratatiktha Andrpgraphis paniculata 113. Bhunimba Swertia Chirayata 114. Chitraka Plumbago zeylanica 115. Rudraksha Eleocarpus ganitus 116. Sahadevi Vernonia cinema 117. Mustha Cyperus rotundus 118. Aswagandha Withania somnifera 119. Chakshushya Cassia abssus 120. Yeshtimadhu Glycirrhiza glabra 121. Tankana Borax 122. Navasagara Ammonium chloride. 123. Yavakshara Formulation prepared from hordeum vulgare 124- Thavaksheeri East Indian arrowroot, curcurna angustifolia 125. Pottali Method of preparation of herbomineral formulation 126. Khalveeya method Method of preparation of herbomineral formulation 127- Vasantha kusumakaramn Herbomineral formulation 128. Fig 82-84 Siddha herbomineral formulations 129- Bahmani safed Raw material used in Unani medicinal system 130. Salab misri Raw material used in Unam medicinal systemv 131. Arka murakkab musafdir Unani finished formulation khoon 132. Mandookapami Centella asiatica 133. Goghritham Cow's ghee 134. Mahisha ghritham Buffalo ghee 135. Pippali Piper longum 136, Kushmanda Benincasa hispida 137. Bhallathaka Senecarpus anacardium 138. Guduchi Tinospora cordifolia 139. Murabba of ginger Preparation using ginger 140. Shilajith Black bitumen 141. Mahaishaksha Guggulu Commiphora mukul 142. Rasasindhoora+Pippali+h Combination of a herbomineral drug with piper oney longum and honey 143. Vidarigafldha Ipomea digitata 144. Bhallathaka processed Seomecarpus anacardium processed with brick with Ishtika choorna powder 145. Akarakarabha Anacyclus pyrethrum 146. Vata Ficus bengalensis 147. Lala nagakeshara Red variety of Mesua ferrea. 148. Jeemutha Luffa echinata 149. Shivalingi 150. Bhumyamalaki Phyllanthus amarus 151. Methika leaves Leaves of Foeniculum vulgare 152. Pushkaramoola Inula racemosa 153. Shatavari Asparagus racemoses 154. Krishna thulasi Black variety of Ocimum sanctum 155. Lakshmana Ipomea sepiaria 156. Lakshmana lauha An ayurvedic finished formulation 157. Kantakari Solanum xanthocarpum 5. Jeeraka 1guda Combination of jaggery and black caraway seeds 1- 7mnoIber nfficinale with iaggery fN/PA-850 161. Haridra + lime ComiAtion of curcuma longa and lime 162. Hingu+ karpoora Combination 6f ferula narthex and cinnamomum camphor 163. Gomutra Cow's urine 164. Daruharidra Berberis aristata 165. Chopacheenyadi churna Formulation with smilax china as the main ingredient 166. Mandoora Vataka Herbomineral formulation 167. Arogyavardhini Herbomineral formulation 170. Talisadi churna Herbal formulation 171. Sitopaladi churna Herbal formulation 172. Fig 69-79 Herbomineral formulations of Ayurveda [N/PA-850 195 TABLE 25 MEANINGS OF TRADITIONAL TERMINOLOGY USED IN THE DOCUMENT 1. Tikshna (Piercing) 2. Ushna (Hot) 3. Rakta (Blood) 4. Mamsa (Muscular composition) 5. Pitavabhasata (Feeling Yellowish), 6. Santapa (Mental Irritation), 7. Sheeta Kamitwam (Feeling Requirement of cold Atmosphere), 8. Alpanidrata (Insomnia), 9. Murchha (Vertigo), 10. Balahani (Weakness), 11. Peetavinmutranetratwa (yellow discoloration of stool, Urine and Eyes), 12. Kshudha (Appetite), 13. Trushna (Thirst), 14. Daha (Hot Feeling of Body). 15. Shaitya (White coloration of Body), 16. Gouravatwam (Heaviness of Body), 17. Tandra (Laziness), 18. Atinidra (Oversleeping), 19. Sandhi-Asthi Shaithilya (Feeling looseness of joints and bones), 20. Shlathangatwam (Looseness of Body), 21. Shwasa (Asthma), 22. Kasa (Cough), 23. Vakparushya (Hoarseness of Voice), 24. Karshya (Thinness), 25. Karshnya (Black coloration in Body), IN/PA-850 196 27. Ushnalamitwam (Feeling Requirement of Hot Atmosphere), 28. Nidranasha (Sleeplessness), 29. Alpabalatwam (Decreasing Strength), 30. Gadhavarchasa (Hardness of Stool), 31. Kampa (Tremors), 32. Pralapa (Involuntary Talking), 33. Bhrama (Vertigo), 34. Deenata (Decrease in Excitation). 35. Hayanaka, Yavaka, Naishadha, Mukunda Pramodaka, Sugandhaka (Food. Items) 36. Chinaka (Indian Millet), 37. Uddhalaka (Puspalum scrobiculatum), , 38. Mahavrihi (Variety of Rise), 39. Navaharenu (Garden Pea), 40. Masha (Black Gram), 41. Anupa Mamsa (Meat in Marshy Places) 42. Audaka Mamsa (Meat in Watery places) 43. Shaka (Different type of Green Vegetables), 44. Tila (Sesame) 45. Palala (Watery products), 46. Pistanna (High Carbohydrates Products), 47. Payasa (Milky Products), 48. Krishara (Peccary made by Rice and Dal), 49. Vilepi (Soup), 50. Ikshu (Sugarcane), 51. Gudam (Jiggery), 52. Sharkara (Sugar), 53. Mishri (Sugar Variety). 54. Nutan Anna (New Foods) IN/PA-850 55. Shodhana (Body Purification by nd6hs of Panchakarma) 56. Vyayam Tyaga (Avoiding Exercise) 57. Asyasukham (Luxurious Life Style), 58. Swapnasukham (Over sleep), 59. Dadhini (Curd Products), 60. Amla (Sour), 61. Lavana (Salty), 62. Kshara (Basic), 63. Katu (Pungent), 64. Ajeerna (Indigestion), 65. Agnisantapa (Exposure to Hot), 66. Srama (More Physical Work), 67. Krodha (Angryness) 68. Vishamasana (Irregular Dietary Habits) 69. Rusha (Dry), 70. Kashaya (Astringent), 71. Tikita (Bitter), 72. Laghu (Light), 73. Sheeta (Cold), 74. Atimaithuna (Excessive sex Indulge), 75. Vyayam (Exercise), 76. Vamana (Vomiting), 77. Virechana (Loose motions), 78. Asthapana (Enema), 79. Shirovirechana (Nasal drops therapy), 80. Vegavarodha (Restrictions to natural urges), 81- Jagarana (Sleeplessness), 82. Vishamasana, 83. Viruddha Ahara (Incompatible food) IN/PA-850 84. Stabdhagatra (Restricted body), 198 85. Angamarda (Body ache), 86. Vruschik Vedana (Severe pain like Scorpion bite), 87. Kukshou Kathinata (Hard pain in abdomen), 88. Shoola (Pain), 89. Nidraviparyaya (Disturbed Sleep), 90. Vidabaddhatata (Constipation), 91. Antrakujan (Gases in Abdomen), 92. Anaha (Fullness of abdomen), 93. Viruddha Chesta (Unnecessary activities) 94. Mandagni (Low appetite) 95. Dourbalya (Weakness), 96. Gourava (Heaviness), 97. Aruchi (Aversion towards food), 98. Alasya (Laziness), 99. Apaka (Not achieved Pakvavastha), 100. Angadourbalya (Weakness in body parts), 101. Praseka(Secretion), 102. Utsahahani (No Interest in working), 103. Bahumutrata (frequency of micturation), 104. Chhardi (Vomiting), 105. Hrudgraha (Congestion in Heart), 106. Jadya (Heaviness), 107. Guru (Heavy), 108. Kandu (Itching), 109. Nischesta (No Work) 110. Snigdhabhuktavat (After eating oily food)-Then Vyayam III pqfti ( Hnrndl IN/P A -850 199 112. Pada(Foot) 113. Shira (Vessels) 114. Gulpha ( Ankl joint) 115. Trika ( Sacral) 116. Janu (Knee) 117. Urasandhi Shunata (Inflamation) 118. Trishna (thirst), 119. Jwara (Fever), 120. Daha (Burning Sensation), 121. Bhrama (Vertigo), 122. Murchha (Syncope), 123. Raga (Rolar) 124. Doshadushya Sammurchhana (Pathology) 125. Hetusevana (Causes) 126. Ama (Endotoxins) 127. Sanchaya (Accumulations) 128. Sthanasamsraya (At one position) 129. Shlema (Kapha) 130. Amashaya (Stomach), 131. Sandhi (Joints), 132. Urah (Chest), 133. Sheera (Vessels), 134. Kantha (Throat) 135. Srotasa (Channels) 136. Abhishyanda, 137. Kleda, 138. Pichchhilata 139. Kostha (Hollow organs), fN/PA-850 141. Amavata (Rheumatoid Arthritis) 200 142. Raktapitta (Bleeding Disorders) 143. Hetu-(Causes) 144. Shoka (Sorrow), 145. Adhva(Walking), 146. Vyavaya(Sex indulge) 147 Lakshana (Symptoms) 148. SadanaO, 149. Syavaruna (Black-Red Color), 150. Safena (Frothy), 151. Tnu (Thin), 152. Kanthadhumayana (Feeling like -fumes through throat 153. Lohagandhischa Niswasa (Exhales having irony smell), 154. Kashayabham (looks like decoction) 155. Krushna (Black) 156. Gomutrasannibham (Like Cow Urine), 157. Mechakagar (Like Frog) 158. Anjanabham 159. Vami (Vomit) 160. Sandra (Thick), 161. Sapandu (Whitish), 162. Sasneha (Oily), 163. Pichchhila (Slimy) 164. Vidagdha (Burned) 165. Shonitavidaha (Burned Blood) 166. Urdhva (Upper) 167. Adho (Lower) 168. Shosha (Dryness disease) 169. Vardhakya (Old Age), IN/PA-850 171. Urakshata (Injury to Chest) 201 172. Shukrakshaya (Semen Deficiency) 173. Pratilomakshaya (Reverse Degenerations) 174. Pradhyana sheel (excessive thinking) 175. Srasranga (Involvement) 176. Jara_(Old} 177. Krishata (Thinness) 178. Manda (Slow) 179. Veerya (Potency) 180. Bala (energy/ Power) 181. Buddhi (Memory) 182. Indriya (Sense Organs) 183. Shareera (Body) 184. Kampana (Tremers) 185. Aruchi (Dislike of Food) 186. Bhinna kansya patra hataswara (Voice like broken Bronze pot) 187. Sthivati shleshma (Coughing expectorant) 188. Gourava (Heavy) 189. Shushka (Dry), 190. Mala (Waste) 191. Shaithilya (Loose) 192. Anga (Body Part) 193. Bhrustaschhavi (Disturbed Image) 194. Prasupta (Numbness) 195. Gatra (Body Part) 196. Avayava (Body Part), 197. Kloma (Bronchus), 198. Gala (Neck), 199. Mukha(Mouth) IN/PA-850 201. Aharaniyantrana (Control of Diet) 2 0 2 202. Rajayakshma (Tuberculosis) 203. Vegavarodha (Restriction of natural urges), 204. Kshaya (Degeneration / Loss), 205. Sahasad (Adventure), 206. Angamarda (Body ache), 207. Swapna (Sleep/ dreams), 208. Ansaparshwapida (Pain at scapular and lateral part of chest), 209. Swarabheda (Voice Disease), 210. Shoola (Pain), 211. Sankocha (Contraction), 212. Parshwa (Lateral) 213. Talu (Palate), 214. Santapa (Burning), 215. Karapadayoh (Hands and Legs), 216. Shonita (Blood), 217. Darshana (Look/ Appearance), 218. Atiasara (Diarrhoes) 219. Swasha (Asthama), 220. Sansravana (Secretion), 221. Agni (Fire), 222. Mada () 223. Pratishyaya (Rhinitis), 224. Kasa (Cough), 225. Nidra (Sleep), 226. Bhaktadwesha (Hate for Food), 227. Shira (Head), 228. Paripoornashcha (Complete), 229. Abhakta (Without Food), IN/PA-850 231. Pradhana (Main) 203 232. Kledaka Kapha (Type of Kapha) 233. Dushti (Derrangement) 234. Saman Type of Vata) 235. Apana (Type of Vata) 236. Pachaka Pitta (Type of Pitta) 237. Agnimandya (Anorexia) 238. Meda (Fat), 239. Lasika (Chyle), 240. Vasa, 241. Majja (Bone marrow), 242. Dhatwagnimandhya (Anorexia at the level of Dhatu) 243. Dhatu (Body building structure) 244. Klinnata (Watcrincss) 245. Srotavarodha (Obstruction to the channels) 246. Ksheenaretasa (Less semen) 247. Kshaya (Degeneration) 248. Atisheetala (Excessive Cold), 249. Kukshi (Abdomen) 250. Todavedana (Pricking Pain), 251. Gatravasada (Body Ache), 252. Anilavarodha (Flatulence), 253. Vitsanga (Constipation), 254. Adhmana (Fullness of Abvdomen), 255. Avipaka (Indigestion), 256. Fenila (Frothy), 257. Muhrmuha (Frquently), 258. Shakrudama (Fecal Material Mixed with Ama), lN/PA-850 260. Drava (Liquid) 204 261. Pitam (Yellow), 262. Nilam (Blue), 263. Raktam (Red), 264. Gudapaka (Inflammation of rectum) 265. Krimi (Worms) 266. Vinsra 267. Visha(Poison) 268. Dusheeta (Infected) 269. Jala (Water), 270. Madya (Wine) 271. Satmya (Compatible) 272. Varaha (Pig), 273. Ambu (Water) IN/PA-850 205 TABLE 26 Comparisons of technical features of PCT/INOO/00123 and present invention SI PCT/INOO/00123 Present invention N 0. 1. In this patent the concept of In this patent the basic claim of chemical and therapeutic chemical and therapeutic standardization by the standardization based on the arrangement of molecules in a arrangement of the molecules specific order of polarity and remains the same. But the variation measuring the absorbance of these absorbance I emission properties has been claimed properties due to different influencing factors on the separation mechanism and the absorption /emission properties on Z-axis has been added. It this reason it has become an animated data graph. The data of the analysis of the same sample will be generated and the varying values will be graphed in an animated form. That is how it is a different tool than the earlier. 2. In the flow chart (Fig 115) of first Flow chart (fig 182) of the second patent the main claim of patent shows how right from the analyzing the image for a contour selection of medicine to final stage of chromatogram has been claimed. creation of*databases. for different All the components of the flow data is working with each operation. chart indicate the same. This The image analysis (Shown with facility was not available in any of arrow) is the component, which has the commercial HPLC'S available been claimed, in the first patent. now. This was our novelty The network operations were not claimed. claimed again in this patent. The In figure 116 of network it has data availability for these operations been shown how the network has been clearly mentioned in this operations will happen after the patent, which were not claimed in data is generated the first patent. 3. Basically the use and analysis of The use and analysis of 2-D and 3-D 2-D and 3-D static images whose static data graphs, whose properties properties are not changing have are changing and hence presented in been claimed the form of a movie, due to the influencing properties on the analytes have been claimed. The energies are moving on the Z-axis, absorbance scale of the data graphs.

IN/PA-850 206 Table 27 INTERPRETATION RULES OF FINGERPRINTS FOR DIFFERENT THERAPEUTIC PROPERTIES S No. Property Retenti time in the Fingerprint with a run time of 60 minutes. The values will be applicable with an average of retention time of + 5 minutes variation. (The values changes respectively when the run time changes) 1. Anti Viral 0-5 minutes 2. Bio enhancers 5-10 minutes 3. Blood purifiers 8 minutes 4. Stress and pain 12 minutes reliever 5. Acting on spleen 15 minutes 6. Acting on Liver 20 minutes 7. Acting on 22 minutes Thyroid 8. Acting on 27 minutes Insulin mechanism and HDL cholesterol mechanism 9. IVjass making 30 minutes and breaking (Sandhaneeya and bhedaneeya) 10. Fat metabolism 32 minutes 11. Immunomodulat 32-50 minutes ory 12. Immunomodulat 40 minutes ory, Energy giving (Jeevaneeya) 13. Potency, Vrishya 35-55 minutes 14. Anti helminthtic 45-50 minutes 15. Channel 45 minutes and 300-500nm absorbance obstruction JN/PA-850 207 INTERPRETATION RULES OF FINGERPRINTS FOR DIFFERENT CHEMICAL PROPERTIES S.No. Property How And Where It Appears In The Fingerprint with a run time of 60 minutes. The values will be applicable with an average of retention time of + 5 minutes variation. (The values changes respectively when the run time changes). Pitta Constituents in the range of etentien times 0-20, Disha Zone i where in 0 is acute and 20 is chronic Kapha Constituents in the range of retention times 20-40, Zone 2 where in 20 is acute and 40 is chronic Vata Constituents in the range of retention times 40-60, Zone 3 where in 40 is acute and 60 is chronic Kashaya Constituents in the range of retention times 5-15 Mins Rsa Katu Constituents in the range of retention times 15-25 Mins Tikta Constituents in the range of retention times 25-35 Mins Lavana Constituents in the range of retention times 25-35 Mins Amnla Constituents in the range of retention times 30-40 Mins Madhura Constituents in the range of retention times 30-55 Mins Desha Pitta, Kapha, Constituents in individual Zones having an Kara/Vridhi Vata absorbance from 200-800 nm (Increasing of property) Dosha Hara Pitta, Kapha, Constituents having an absorbance in the range of (Decreasing of Vata 200-400 unm, The more they absorb beyond 200 to property) 800 the hara property will decrease and the vridhi property will increase. Veerya Sheeta Constituents having an absorbance range of 200-800 in Zone 1 Usna Constituents in the absorbance range of 200-800 in Zone 2 Vipaka Madhura, Katu As the properties of the tastes have already been etc mentioned, a medicine/biological fluid analyzed after Vipaka (Natural or artificially created) will be seen at the same time.

IN/PA-850 Sookshma Smaller ecules in size elute in any zone with an (Smaller absorbance between 200-300nm molecules or absorbing sharply at lesser wave lenghths) Coaa Rooksha Volatile high polar molecules elute in volatile) Zone 1 Snigdha (Viscous) The Viscous extracts elute in the Zone 2 from 200-800nm _ Guru (Heavy) The Viscous extracts are heavy and elute in the same Zone 2 Sandra (Dense) Highly dense oil samples elute in Zone 3 Sthoola (Large) Very Big molecules by size (Parada Gandhaka, Kajjali) elute in zone 3 in the range of 35-45 mins Vata zone

Claims (77)

1. A method for analysing chemical and therapeutic properties of a sample, which is obtained from a plant, from an animal, synthetically, naturally, or a combination thereof, the method comprising the steps of: 5 extracting an extract from the sample using a solvent; separating the extract into constituents under a first set of experimental conditions, which includes a combination of a first pH, a first temperature, and a first viscosity, to generate a first set of chromatographic and spectrophotometric data, which includes a first absorption of the extract under the first set of experimental conditions; 0 separating the extract into constituents under a second set of experimental conditions, which includes a combination of a second pH, a second temperature, and a second viscosity, to generate a second set of chromatographic and spectrophotometric data, which includes a second absorption of the extract under the second set of experimental conditions; and converting the first set of chromatogram data and the second set of chromatogram data .5 into an animated 3-D data graph, which animates fluctuations in absorption including an animated transition from the first absorption to the second absorption.

2. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the first set of experimental conditions and the second set of experimental conditions simulate altemate states in which the extract exists when used in a therapeutic context, such that by reflecting variations in the absorption 20 therapeutic efficacy of the extract is evaluated as a whole by the animated 3-D data graph.

3. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein each set of chromatographic and spectrophotometric data includes a 3-D chromatogram, wherein respective constituents depicted in each 3-D chromatogram are arranged in a specific order of polarity by an 25 orderly elution, along with measuring the conjugative property using absorbance, emission, reflection, refraction or diffraction properties of an electromagnetic radiation by the analytes for chemical and therapeutic standardisation. 1000759419 210

4. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the method is useful to assess healthy or diseased patterns of a human being, animal or a microorganism for different purposes of disease identification, disease monitoring, drug standardisation, drug selection, drug targeting and drug monitoring.

5 5. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the animated 3-D graph data includes a 3D energy graphical box, and wherein the 3D energy graphical box is a container of absorbencies of constituents having specific polarity and energy at any specified retention time.

6. A method as claimed in claim 5, .0 wherein the 3-D energy graphical box is divided into at least nine partitions of three properties of the Tridosha system along the x -axis and the y-axis.

7. A method as claimed in claim 6, wherein each set of chromatographic and spectrophotometric data includes a 3-D chromatogram, and wherein chromatographic data and spectrophotometric data presented in each 3-D .5 chromatogram categorize the respective constituents within one of the sections of the 3-D energy graphical box, thereby indicating a specific therapeutic efficacy of the respective constituents.

8. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the animated 3-D data graph includes icons that represent Pitta, Kapha, and Vata, and wherein animated transition includes depicting the icons as fluctuating. 20

9. A method as claimed in claim 8, wherein the animated 3-D data graph animates a change from a deficient energy in each constituent to sufficient and excess levels of energy based on changes in one or more experimental conditions.

10. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the animated 3-D data graph is movable in 0 360 degrees on all axes. 25

11. A method as claimed in claim 7, wherein the 3-D chromatograms are divided into zones along the z-axis, and wherein each zone represents a range of energies absorbed/emitted, which suggests an efficacy of a constituent. 1000759419 211

12. A method as claimed in claim 1 further comprising, identifying the compounds by the absorptive and emission properties of various constituents in the image related to a specific efficacy due to its action on a specific chemical and biological pathways and identifying, determining and classifying the constituents by the absorptive and emission properties of the eluted constituents based on properties including temperature, viscosity, ionic media, polarity and conjugation for chemical and therapeutic standardisation of the sample analysed.

13. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein an analytical configuration includes a detector flow cell having thermally varying and controlling facility which change the cell ) temperatures as programmed and detect the bathochromic, hypso chromic, hyper chromic and hypo chromic variations of the spectrum, at varying analytical conditions as the samples pass through the thermally- controlled detector flow cell.

14. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the experimental conditions are analysed using suitable pumps to pump mobile 5 phase liquids and include different electromagnetic radiations, polarity, viscosity and temperature conditions; wherein a detector measures the absorption or emission properties of analytes samples in a selected range of wavelengths 200nm-800nm; wherein a data processor generates analysis data before and after implementing a .0 change from the first set of experimental conditions to the second set of experimental conditions, the variation, coordination and compilation of signals from different types of detectors; encrypts and decrypts the data graphs after analysis of data; analyzes the data for chemical and therapeutic standardisation based on interpretation guidelines; generates a barcode for the data generated after analysis; and arranges the data in specific data base folders. 25

15. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein properties of a mobile phase are varied for eluting the respective constituents on a chromatographic separation media of a planar or closed chromatographic system for chemical and therapeutic standardisation by chromatographic fingerprinting. 1000759419 212

16. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the respective constituents, after separation on a chromatographic system under different conditions of temperature, pH and viscosity, are detected with detectors, which are able to detect the mass, fragmentation pattern, conductivity, polarity, refraction, reflection, diffraction, absorptive and emittive 5 properties of the respective constituents, over a range of electromagnetic radiation, for chemical and therapeutic standardisation of natural, biological and synthetic materials and medicines.

17. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the chemical and therapeutic properties are assessed for the sample using the absorbance and emission properties of the respective 0 constituents at a specific wavelength range of electromagnetic radiation energy to which the respective constituents are exposed.

18. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein respective constituents are arranged in a specific order of properties after separation on separation media with or without recycling the respective constituents either into the same column or into a battery of separation 5 systems for chemical and therapeutic standardisation.

19. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the respective constituents are arranged in an order based on their properties and kinetics for quantum chemical studies by using an equation E=m±oIarityC specific wavelength, wherein m is the mass, p is polarity at specific set of experimental conditions at specified time/period of the respective constituent and C 20 is the speed of the respective radiation for the standardisation of matter and radiation for the assessment of the quantum energy they contain related to the specific chemical and therapeutic property .

20. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein analysing the graphical data patterns of electromagnetic radiations absorbed, emitted, reflected, refracted, interfered, and 25 diffracted with the respective constituents and generating data graph for a sample by separation method using different properties of the carrier media to separate over a separation media and arrange the constituents in a specific order of polarity along with measured responses of the constituents with interaction of electromagnetic radiations is performed for chemical and therapeutic standardisation of material being tested. 1000759419 213

21. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the pH is controlled by varying the ratio of the mobile phase from 0% to 100% of an aqueous solvent of water or a buffer of a known pH varying the ratios forward and backward.

22. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein said method is carried out using standard analytical parameters selected from the group consisting of extraction with ethyl alcohol, maintaining a regular run time through all analysis of samples, eluting with a mobile phase of acetonitrile and phosphate buffer having a specific pH range, electromagnetic radiation range using a capable detector, maintaining column, total flow line and detector flow cell in a specific temperature range of 15-70'C and in a specific conductivity range.

23. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein same standard analytical parameters including extraction with same solvent ethyl alcohol, same run time, same mobile phase acetonitrile along with phosphate buffer in a specific pH in the range of 3-9, same conductivity range of 0-50 x 103 mhos and a same range of electromagnetic radiation from 200nm - 800nm is used for Chromatographic Fingerprinting and chemical and therapeutic standardisation along with subjecting the samples to different variable analytical factors being selected from the group consisting of pH, temperature, column length, run time and Polarity of the stationary phase and mobile phase and maintaining the same order of arrangement of the molecules based on polarity, and molecular size in the specific order, at a specified time period is the basis of the assessment of chemical and therapeutic quality of the samples 0 under study.

24. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein solvents of required viscosity, ionic media and pH are selected based on the range of pH and polarity required for analysis.

25. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein extraction conditions, run time, mobile phase, range of electromagnetic-radiation influenced by experimental conditions are used and, 5 same order of arrangement of the molecules based on polarity and molecular size in the specified order are maintained to achieve chemical and therapeutic standardisations and generalisations.

26. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the 3-D chromatograms include static and animated contour data graphs and 3-D data graphs movable in 0-3 60 degrees on any axes. 1000759419 214

27. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the respective constituents are eluted in a specific order of polarity using detectors with measurement of emission and absorption of a electromagnetic radiation, conductivity and molecular structure for chemical and therapeutic standardisation. 5

28. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the respective constituents are arranged in a specific order of physico chemical properties for chemical and therapeutic standardisation.

29. A method as claimed in claim 1, having the data generated due to the separation of analytes over a separation media leading to chemical and therapeutic standardisation of 0 the analytes under test.

30. A method as claimed in claim 1, further comprising, chemical and therapeutic standardisation based on a pattern of energy data graphs generated due to the inter action of radiation with the respective constituents in a detection system to which the respective constituents are exposed, after an orderly separation. 5

31. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the respective constituents are separated using a chromatographic method of separation and arranged in the specific order of polarity using a separation technique wherein the variable parameters are selected from the group consisting of polarity, pH, temperature, ionic and electrical charge and viscosity of the media, mobile phase, stationary phase and sample under analysis which will be varied 20 leading to variations of the properties of the three humors included in the Tridosha system.

32. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the method provides absorption/ emission spectra of the respective constituents displayed in the chromatographic data with conjugative and polarity properties of the respective constituents and the concentration of 2 5 the individual concentrations of the respective constituents along with the polarity of the respective constituents.

33. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the 3-D chromatograms include an X-axis, a Y-axis, and a Z-axis; and 1000759419 215 wherein each axis is divided into three respective zones, such that each 3-D chromatogram includes 27 zones among all three axis.

34. A method as claimed in claim 33, wherein analysing the respective constituents by absorption or emission of an electromagnetic, electrical or magnetic energy, by polarity, and by conjugation includes identifying a data point that is located in one of the 27 zones, which is used to evaluate the inter and intra correlations along with the chemical and therapeutic standardisation of the respective constituents.

35. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein a 2-D and 3-D chromatogram is depicted by a chromatographic fingerprint.

36. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the temperature, pH and polarity of the mobile phase is controlled by varying the temperature, the ratio of the mobile phase of a solvent between 0 to 100% of an aqueous solvent like water or a phosphate buffer at a required pH by using suitable buffer to maintain the required pH, polarity and ending the mobile phase ratios of the solvents at the ratios where they started by a gradient, ternary or quaternary run.

37. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the therapeutic properties of the respective constituents are determined by dividing 2-D and 3-D chromatographic fingerprints into different therapeutic zones.

38. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein separation of each extract sample is carried out !0 using a High Pressure Liquid Chromatography apparatus with a Photo Diode Array detector, preferably with a gradient, ternary or quaternary system of pumps, and wherein the separation media, injector, sample and detector flow cell are maintained in thermally controlled conditions.

39. A method as claimed in claim 38, wherein other detectors measure Polarity, structure and 25 Conjugation of the sample under analysis.

40. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein a thermally protected and controlled system containing the separation media of stationary and mobile phases, detector flow cell system along with the flow line to develop chromatographic fingerprinting is used for chemical and therapeutic standardisations. 1000759419 216

41. A data processor, which is combination of hardware enabled software programmed to perform a method of analysing chemical and therapeutic properties of a sample, which is obtained from a plant, from an animal, synthetically, naturally, or a combination thereof, said processor comprising: 5 a graph-making apparatus that generates 3-D chromatograms representing an extract sample, wherein the extract sample is separated under the influence of different sets of experimental conditions comprised of pH, temperature, and viscosity in order to generate the 3-D chromatograms, and 0 wherein each 3-D chromatogram represents chromatographic data and spectrophotometric data based on a respective set of experimental conditions, and an animation module that converts the chromatographic and spectrophotometric data of each 3-D chromatogram into an animated 3-D data graph, which animates fluctuations in absorption including an animated transition from absorption under a first set of experimental 5 conditions to absorption under a second set of experimental conditions, wherein the animated 3-D data graph includes icons that represent Pitta, Kapha, and Vata, and wherein animated transition includes depicting the icons as fluctuating from a deficient energy state to a sufficient energy state and to an excess energy state, based on changes in one or 20 more experimental conditions.

42. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the measurement of absorbance energy indicates the activity of a constituent in absorbing the respective quantum of energy at a specific X, Y, Z coordinate points of the energy system with specific polarity and conjugative properties indicated by absorbance/emission of energy from the biological 25 samples of diseased conditions making to cure the disease pattern and hence therapeutically indicative.

43. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the sample is a medicine and 1000759419 217 wherein the therapeutic efficacy of the medicine is assessed based on the chromatographic data and spectrophotometric data of respective constituents.

44. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein influence of variable factors arrange the atoms and molecules in a specific order of polarity whose conjugation and molecular structure is analysed along with conductivity for the chemical and therapeutic standardisation.

45. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the constituents of different polarities are assessed when they are arranged in the order of polarity.

46. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the 3-D energy graphical box, is based on a 60-minute run time and is divided ) into three polarity partitions based on three doshas of the Tridosha system identified as Pitta, Kapha, and Vata on all axes; wherein the 3-D energy graphical box represents five elements mentioned in Ayurveda which includes fire, water, earth, air, and space; and wherein fire is associated with a high polar partition of the 3-D energy graphical box, 5 water is associated with a medium polar partition of the 3-D energy graphical box, earth is associated with a low and non polar partition of the 3-D energy graphical box, air is associated with last partition and portions of the entire 3-D energy graphical box in which no absorbance is recorded by respective constituents, and space is represented by the total volume of the 3-D energy graphical box. 20

47. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein respective constituents that elute between 0-20 minutes are deemed high polar and are associated with Pitta in nature by polarity; and wherein a constituent positioned near a starting portion of the partition is deemed effective to treat acute Pitta-related conditions and a constituent positioned near an ending 25 portion of the partition is effective to treat chronic Pitta-related conditions.

48. A method as claimed in claim 46, 1 r~rlfl79aAI c0 218 wherein respective constituents that elute between 20-40 minutes are deemed medium polar and are associated with Kapha in nature by polarity; and wherein constituents positioned near a starting portion of the partition is effective to treat acute Kapha-related conditions and constituents positioned near an ending portion of the 5 partition is effective to treat chronic Kapha-related conditions.

49. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein respective constituents that elute between 40-60 minutes are deemed low and non- polar in nature and are associated with Vata in nature by polarity; and wherein constituents positioned near the starting portion of the partition are deemed 0 effective to treat acute Vata-related conditions and constituents positioned near the ending portion of the partition are deemed effective to treat chronic Vata-related conditions.

50. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein respective constituents that elute between 5-15 minutes are deemed astringent in nature.

51. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein respective constituents that elute between 15 .5 25 minutes are deemed pungent in nature.

52. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein respective constituents that elute between 25 35 minutes are deemed bitter in nature.

53. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein respective constituents that elute between 25 35 minutes are deemed salty in nature. 20

54. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein respective constituents that elute between 30 40 minutes are deemed sour in nature.

55. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein respective constituents that elute between 35 55 minutes are deemed sweet in nature.

56. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein a respective constituent that absorbs in the 25 range of 200-800 nm is deemed to increase a dosha associated with a section in which the respective constituent elutes. 1000759419 219

57. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein a respective constituent that absorbs in at wavelengths between 200-400 nn is deemed to decrease a dosha associated with a section in which the respective constituent elutes.

58. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein a respective constituent that elutes in the 5 medium polar section and absorbs in the range of 200-800 nm is deemed to indicate cold in nature and potency.

59. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein a respective constituent that elutes in the high polar section and absorbs in the range of 200-800 rn is deemed to indicate hot in nature and potency.

) 60. A method as claimed in claim 1, further comprising, interpreting constituent metabolite properties, which are created after interacting with the media/biological system in which it interacts, to indicate post assimilative property.

61. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein a respective constituent in different zones of the data graph indicates a lesser conjugative property and absorbing sharply at lesser 5 wavelengths ranges, is deemed to comprise small molecules and are sharp in nature.

62. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein analyte absorbance profiles with horizontal and vertical line absorbance patterns in different partitions of the data graph is deemed to comprise dry property based on the absorption spectra and polarity of the ingredients which are in different zones of the data graph. 0

63. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein analyte absorbance profiles with horizontal and vertically elevated absorbance patterns and polarity of the ingredients in different partitions of the data graph is deemed to comprise a viscous property based on the absorption spectra and polarity of the ingredients which are in different zones of the data graph. 5

64. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein analyte sample having less number of molecules and constituents present in different zones of the data graph is deemed to possess lesser conjugative property and absorbing at lesser wavelengths ranges, are deemed to be lighter in nature. 1000759419 220

65. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein the analyte sample having large number of molecules present in different zones of the data graph and has higher conjugative property and absorbing broadly at different wavelengths and spread to more retention time ranges, are deemed to be heavy in nature. 5

66. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein a respective constituent that has absorbance in a broader range between 200-800 nm and elutes in any of the three partitions is deemed to comprise a semisolid property.

67. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein a respective constituent that elutes in the medium and non polar partition are deemed to comprise large molecules. 0

68. A method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the data processor is capable of interpreting the chemical and therapeutic property of the analytes based on the animated 3-D and contour chromatographic fingerprints developed due to the interaction of radiation with matter and the data graph divided into different zones and marked with respective therapeutic property based on specific X, Y and Z coordinates of the data graph or movie movable on 5 all axis between 0-360 degrees.

69. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein a respective constituent that absorbs at 200-300nm and elutes between 0-5 minutes is deemed to be anti-viral, elutes between 5-10 minutes is deemed bio-enhancing in property, elutes between 35-55 minutes is deemed to be acting on potency, elutes between 45-50 20 minutes is deemed to be anti parasitic, elutes between 32-50 minutes is deemed to be acting as immunomodulatory, and wherein the respective constituent elutes between 45-55 minutes and absorbs at 300 500nm is deemed to be acting on channel obstruction, in a chromatogram with a run time of 60 minutes. 25

70. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein range of retention time identifying the diseased condition varies when run time varies.

71. The data processor of claim 41, wherein the software is programmed to: 1000759419 221 open chromatographic fingerprint data graphs in different Formats (extensions) like static BMP, JPEG, TIF, GIF data graphs and animated movies of AVI and MPEG formats from the file folders and analyse it for different colours present in the data graph with single pixel sensitivity; 5 display of the pixel information in the form of 1. a graph having a scale of X (0-(min. time scale) and Y (200-800nm) coordinates and 2. a Pie diagram with individual values of each peak (Automatic and Manual) in two separate columns beside the graph; printing all the data generated after analysis using PRINT Icon; change the page setup for printing using PAGE SETUP Icon; 0 select a part of the data graph and analyse using RESIZE Icon; open any number of data graph analysis windows for different data graphs, and display of status in WINDOW icon; divide the data graph in to three Zones at 20 min interval, using ZONE icon; invert the selected data graph using INVERT icon; .5 switch over to Notepad, Word pad and MS Word, using EDITOR icon; provide operational information about various features of the Software using, the HELP icon; and save the data generated using SAVE AS icon as JEPG file format.

72. A method as claimed in claim 65, wherein an inbuilt embedded software provides a novel 20 chromatographic finger printing of herbal medicines and formulations analysed and are developed on a detector using electromagnetic radiation, Photo Diode array Detector (PDA) connected to a Chromatographic instrument like High Pressure Liquid Chromatograph, which delineates the data of the spectral properties of the constituents present in the material having the medicinal value, presented in a specific order of 25 properties like polarity along with conjugation generated under similar experimental analytical conditions. 1000759419 222

73. A method as claimed in claim 46, wherein one or more pairs of constituents isomeric in nature that elutes in the any of the partition are deemed to comprise special property.

74. The processor of claim 41 further comprising: a graph analyser that interprets the 3-D chromatograms using a 3-D energy graphical 5 box, which divides an x-axis and an y-axis into therapeutic zones, wherein the x-axis and they-axis are both divided into partitions of three properties of the Tridosha system; wherein a constituent eluted from an extract sample is represented in a 3-D chromatogram by charting elution time along the x-axis, absorption wavelength along the y-axis, 10 and absorbance magnitude along a z-axis, and wherein the constituent comprises a coordinate point based on the elution time, absorption wavelength, and absorbance magnitude.

75. The processor of claim 74 further comprising, a constituent classifier that classifies the constituent based on a therapeutic zone in which the coordinate point is located. 15

76. The processor of claim 75 further comprising, a constituent identifier that identifies the constituent based on the coordinate point.

77. A method for detection and identification of constituents of extracts of natural or synthetic sources possessing chemical and medicinal values and capable of responding by absorbance or emission to Electro Magnetic radiation using a 2-D contour and a 3-D animated 20 chromatographic finger printing wherein the generated static and animated motion chromatographic fingerprint is divided in to 27 zones or further partitions thereof, for chemical, traditional and therapeutic properties standardization, wherein the said method comprises the steps of: (i) extracting extract from natural or synthetic sources using suitable solvent; 25 (ii) subjecting the extract obtained in step (i) to the separation analysis of the analytes and the chemically surrounding constituents of the analyte constituents based on pH, 1001055272 223 polarity under the influence of physical properties including temperature, viscosity and ionic media using a chromatography technique under experimental conditions; (iii) obtaining a spectral data in 3-D table from the detector and converting data to generate 3-D chromatogram and 2-D and 3-D static animated chromatographic fingerprint 5 images from the chromatogram with varying energies on Z axis and rotatable in the range of 0 360 degrees on any axis, of the constituents eluted based on conjugative and polarity properties along with varying energies qualitatively and quantitatively, generated under different chemical and analytical conditions; (iv) converting the data thus obtained from step 'iii' in to static, animated data 10 graph images and analyzing the colored image of each of the pixels of x,y,z axis based on the selection of various properties denoting the concentrations of the various constituents eluted with time having a specific energy detected on a detector which can measure the energy absorbed or emitted; (v) generating a chromatographic fingerprint based on the data and color analyzed, 15 having different polarities and energies at various retention times along with different extraction sets of physico chemical properties, which includes a combination of a first, second and third sets of extraction conditions of pH, temperature, and viscosity, to generate three sets of chromatographic and spectrophotometric data, 20 which includes measuring absorption of the extract constituents under the common set of experimental conditions; generating a 3-D data table and 3-D chromatographic fingerprint for each set, wherein, in each of the data sets the constituents elute at a time instant occurring within a duration of time, the time instant being indicative of a constituent polarity; separating the extract into constituents under a common set of experimental conditions, 25 which includes a combination of a pH, a temperature, and a viscosity and converting all of the sets of chromatographic fingerprint data into an animated single 3-D data graph, which animates fluctuations in absorption including an animated transition from the first absorption to the second absorption and to third absorption, merging all of the 3-D data graphs generated, reflecting different sets of extraction conditions to create an animated combined 3-D data graph, 1001055272 224 wherein, in all of the 3-D chromatographic fingerprints, are alterable between one another to reflect differences in chromatographic fingerprint data, spectrophotometric data, or a combination thereof, the differences resulting from differences between pH, temperature, viscosity, or a combination thereof; and the animated 3-D chromatographic fingerprint provides 5 visualization of all the polarity and absorbance properties of the constituents inside a 3-D energy graphical box; (iv) generating a database of chromatographic fingerprints and identifying the chemical, traditional and therapeutic properties of the analyte sample by data base generalizations; 10 (vii) generating data in the form of a 2-D contour and 3-D static and animated data graphs and divided in to different zones representing a specific energy absorbed or emitted and related to the traditional properties of the analyte samples of foods, medicines and biological samples, the division of the image is based on the retention time indicated on X axis, wavelength on Y axis and absorbance on Z axis, wherein the X, Y and Z-axis are divided in to three zones 15 based on polarity, absorbance and variable absorbance qualitatively and quantitatively at specific conditions; (viii) identifying the constituents in the said extract by the absorptive or emission properties of various constituents in the fingerprint image and relate to a specific traditional property having a specific activity due to its action on a specific single or multiple biochemical 20 pathways; (ix) identifying, determining and classifying the analyte constituents by analyzing and interpreting the measured absorptive or emission of an electromagnetic, electrical or magnetic energies of the eluted constituents measured in the fingerprint image pixel data correlated to the physico chemical properties of polar, medium polar and, less or non-polar 25 properties and conjugation by a data processor for chemical and traditional standardization of the analyte sample; (x) generating a barcode for the data using the X, Y, Z coordinate values of the data; and (xi) generating a database of chromatographic fingerprints and barcodes and 30 identifying the respective constituents of extract. 1001055272