Abstract

RECENT SCENARIO IN HERBAL TECHNOLOGY

*Akanksha Umesh Kumbhar, Dipali Narayan Hagir, Nikita Dadasaheb Shinde, Rutuja Pramod Salunke, Vaishnavi Rajendra Pingale and Vaibhav Shivaji Nedre

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Abstract

Plants, herbs and other natural products have been utilized for illness, prevention and treatment since the dawn of human and are still used in many parts of world today. Today’s modern medicines are largely based on plants and natural sources which also greatly influence how commercial drug preparations are made. Almost 25% of medicines given globally are made from plants. Yet, herbs are frequently utilized in medicine rather than pharmaceuticals. Some people prefer using herbal remedies as a treatment. Herbal medicines are utilized as for a traditional formulation in pharmaceutical, in some cases it is also used as excipient as well. Herbal drugs is a vital component of traditional medicine, which is the only system of healthcare that is accessible for inexpensive in many underdeveloped nation. Most of the drugs used as herbal medicines effective in treatment. Additionally, consumers should be provided with scientific dose contraindication and effectiveness details. Harmonization of laws across the world is necessary to accomplish this. A necessary framework for regulating the ethical manufacturing and promotion of herbal medicines. Provided there is enough scientific evidence. If herb has a benefit, the law should permit its proper use to promote that advantage. Using that plant in this way will allow for achievement of these advantages for the treatment and promotion of general health.

Keywords: Authentication, Extraction, Chromatography, Standardization.