The original phytopreparation is an extract of the alkaloid from bulbs of common snowdrop.
The first industrial process was developed in Bulgaria by prof. Paskov in 1959 (Nivalin, Sopharma) from a species traditionally used as a popular medicine in Eastern Europe, and, thus, the idea for developing a medicine from these species seems to be based on the local use (i.e., an ethnobotany-driven drug discovery).
Dimitar Peshev | Dimitar Blagoev | Dimitar Penev | Dimitar Paskov | Dimitar Dobrev | Dimitar Dimov | Dimitar Andonovski |