Coca, Cocaine And Its Salts (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781024466621)

“Coca, Cocaine and Its Salts” delves into the comprehensive history, medical applications, economic significance, and pharmaceutical preparations of coca and cocaine. Authored by William Martindale, this detailed exploration covers the origins and evolution of coca and cocaine, tracing their path from indigenous uses to their integration into modern medicine and commerce.

The book meticulously examines the therapeutic properties of cocaine and its salts, detailing their applications in various medical treatments and procedures. It further investigates the economic impact of coca and cocaine production, exploring its role in global trade and its effects on societies. Martindale provides a thorough account of the processes involved in creating medicinal preparations containing coca and cocaine, offering insights into the scientific and pharmaceutical aspects of these substances.

This historical account provides a valuable resource for understanding the multifaceted role of coca and cocaine throughout history.

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