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Abstract
Abstract The science of phytotherapy is not new but has been practised since ancient historical times. This has given an enormous amount of attention to the concept of phytotherapy, especially by the developing and developed states. Among many herbalism rooted in some sort of theory, Ayurveda emphasizes herbs and medicinal plants for treatment. India is the foremost source of written knowledge about herbal plants and their therapeutic uses. Herbal medicines are also called botanical medicines or phytomedicine. According to a survey report released by the World Health Organization, it was found that 80% of the world population relies upon traditional herbal medicine for their primary health care need. In fact, alternative medicine is becoming more and more popular in developed nations and the most sought therapy because they ensure effectiveness, safety, and less side effects. This review paper emphasizes some of the limitations and challenges faced for the production of herbal medicines. Keywords: Ayurveda, health, effects, humanity, phytomedicine, traditional.
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