History of pharmacy

With human attempts to adapt to nature and his constant search for sustenance, he accidentally found some plants that heal wounds, and some herbs and spices that heal pain, so he used them and inherited them to his children. Hence, pharmacology appeared in its primitive form. Hence, the ancient Egyptians discovered many mixtures and recipes that enhanced this science; Where archeology researchers found many papyrus pamphlets that were sent by priests doctors to priests pharmacists in the temples of “Isis”, containing accurate chemical prescriptions appropriate to the condition of each patient, and the pillars of pharmacology also appeared in China, in Babylon and Assyria, and in Persia, and Greece witnessed Progress was made in discovering the properties and effects of drugs, and the composition of drugs flourished among Arab scientists. Pharmacy, then, is a broad and original science, and “Saber Jabra” collected all the works related to this science in his book “The History of Pharmacy.”