Abstract

REVIEW ON HERBAL DRUG USED FOR CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES AND REDUCE THE HEART RATE

Hariom Vishwakarma, Harsh Jain, Himanshu Dubey, Mayank Jain and Arpit Shrivastava*

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Abstract

Since the dawn of civilization, herbs have been utilized as medical therapies, and several derivatives (such as aspirin and digitalis) have become mainstays of human pharmacology. In patients with congestive heart failure, systolic hypertension, angina pectoris, atherosclerosis, cerebral insufficiency, venous insufficiency, and arrhythmia, herbal therapies have been used. Many herbal therapies in use today, however, have not been well evaluated by scientists, and some of them have the potential to induce serious adverse consequences and substantial drug-drug interactions. Given the significant prevalence of herbal usage in the United States today, practitioners should inquire about such health practices for cardiac illness and be informed about the potential benefits and risks. To understand the pharmacological activity of the numerous herbal treatments being utilized to treat cardiovascular problems, more research is required.

Keywords: Herbal drug, Cardiovascular diseases, Heart rate.