Herbal Medicine and Chronic Disease Management

- Authors: Pragati Khare1, Noopur Khare2
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View Affiliations Hide Affiliations1 B.P.S. Educational Institution of Pharmacy, Etah, Uttar Pradesh, India 2 Bhai Gurdas Institute of Engineering and Technology, Sangrur, Punjab, India
- Source: Therapeutic Plants: Recent Advances in the Use of Herbs as Alternative Medications , pp 24-49
- Publication Date: May 2025
- Language: English


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"Herbal Medicine and Chronic Disease Management" provides a thorough examination of the complex and dynamic field of herbal medicine with an emphasis on how it might be used to treat chronic illnesses. This multifaceted journey starts with a historical overview, following the origins of ancient herbal therapeutic methods and their present rebirth. It explores the mechanisms of action that herbs use to address chronic illnesses, emphasising their ability to reduce inflammation, function as an antioxidant, and regulate blood sugar. The chapter highlights the possible advantages of particular herbs in the treatment of common chronic conditions, such as diabetes, hypertension, and arthritis. These claims are supported by an increasing amount of data from trials and clinical research. Notable herbs that can lessen adverse effects and improve general well-being include bitter melon, cinnamon, hawthorn, and turmeric. These herbs can be used in addition to traditional pharmaceutical therapies. However, there are obstacles and restrictions on the way of incorporating herbal therapy with conventional therapies. Variability in herbal products, irregular dosage, and possible interactions with medications are some of the factors that highlight the significance of careful and educated use. The chapter offers important recommendations for using herbal medicines safely, stressing the value of speaking with medical professionals and selecting reliable sources. Herbal medicine's introduction into conventional treatment is an example of a comprehensive strategy that recognises the synergistic potential of both conventional and alternative medicinal approaches. By combining the best aspects of both worlds, this collaborative paradigm enables people to set out on a journey towards holistic well-being, optimising health results and achieving a lasting sense of vitality.
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