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Presented publications on natural products chemistry may transform the image of chemistry. Colorful, cheerful, useful, diverse, omnipotent, and ubiquitous, these are the least words to describe natural phenolic compounds which represent one of the major secondary metabolites of plants. Flavonoids, quinones, lignans, bioflavonoids, neo-lignans, xanthones, curcuminoids, chalcones, stilbenes, phenylpropanoids, tannins, and coumarins are some examples of the major groups of commonly available phenolic compounds in our daily foods, beverages, and spices. Scopus database search in ten years (2005-2015) for phenolics showed over 1800 review articles and approximately 50,000 articles having the word “phenolics”. This portrays the importance of phenolics in industry, health, and research. From this standpoint, the Liver Research Laboratory (FAB Lab) was a pioneer in designing a system to meet the goal of scientific research in order to serve society, the environment, public health, and to furnish a sustainable well-developed globe.  Examples of our concerted efforts, for over 30 years, in the area of natural products and utilization of environmental waste containing phenolic compounds include:- pharmaceutics for various health disorders (breast, colon, and liver cancer, cataract, degenerative diseases, hyperpigmentation, hyperglycemia, skin disorders, and others), synthesis of nano-silver, green chemistry, click chemistry, and chelating agents for iron overload.This chapter presents a real and practical model from FAB-Lab (Faculty of Pharmacy, Mansoura University, Mansoura, Egypt) to maximize the benefits from phenolic natural products that have not been optimally exploited to establish meaningful scientific applied research to yield irreplaceable services to society. Patents, innovations, and significant publications indexed by the Web of Science and Scopus databases in the Journals that occupy the 1st and the 2nd Quartile will be presented

Research on Natural Phenolic Compounds in FAB-Lab: Nonconventional Industrial, Pharmaceutical, and Therapeutic Applications