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Traditional medicinal plants and its contemporary impact on health-a review

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Author Affiliations

  • 1Govt. Arts and Science College, Ratlam, MP, India
  • 2School of Studies in Chemistry & Biochemistry, Vikram University, Ujjain, MP, India

Res. J. Recent Sci., Volume 11, Issue (2), Pages 13-18, April,2 (2022)

Abstract

Divine gift in the universe is Nature, It is recycled and balanced with various biological and physical sources but any kind of disturbance through human being for a long time on Natural resources may lead to signal of diseases, that is unknowingly arise handicapped, Now in this pandemic era. Nature nourishes human healthcare as said healthy food maintains healthy mind and Human explore their traditional knowledge with using its natural repository in the research area of medicinal and pharmaceutical fields etc. since ancient. India is a developing country and their 70% populations live in villages have been used traditional medicines for their primary healthcare from different parts of plants and enhanced their immunity capacity. It is an important center of plant diversity and ranked 4th in Asia and 10th in the World. It has great many domesticated and medicinal plant species, including vari¬ous primary needs of animals and human welfare and manifest to balance each element in Ecosystem also. The natural bioactive constituents artimisinin, camptothecin, pacelitaxel are well known and have been used in diseases and their derivatives are also synthesized. Therefore, natural demand is increasing for nutraceutical as well as health purposes. This review includes uses, key role of phyto-constituents and their wide spectrum biological activities from medicinal plants and explores the knowledge to get bioactive path. It is also help to encourage and sharing the knowledge each and every person which helps easy to cure and get healthy in low cost demand, now a day.

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