Abstract
Ethnopharmacology may shorten drastically the time needed for pharmacological discovery by using the collective experience of traditional healers throughout generations. Such exploration traditionally occupies itself with contemporary non-Western medical traditions, using the local experts as the source of information. The new methods developed by Buenz [1,2] and Paavilainen [3] make possible also the utilization of written historical sources as guides for medicinal plant research.
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