Abstract

UPDATED REVIEW ON ADVANCED HERBAL TECHNOLOGY

Shubhada S. Pawar, Sanjay K. Bais and Yashraj Devidas Ghadage*

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Abstract

Because of their numerous advantages, herbal medicines are growing in popularity these days. These days, herbal remedies are extensively accepted as efficient remedies for a range of diseases. It is a wellknown fact that over 80% of individuals worldwide rely on herbal remedies and products to keep up a wholesome way of life, even though most of these applications are unconventional. Multiple instances of substance abuses and adulterations have arisen as well from the growing popularity of herbal goods, disappointing both manufacturers and consumers and, in some cases, having disastrous outcomes. The development of trustworthy analytical methods that can reliably profile the phytochemical composition and quantitatively analyse marker/bioactive compounds and other significant ingredients presents a significant challenge to scientists. The establishment must start with standardisation. These days, people are becoming more interested in seasoning medicines because of several blessings. Nowadays, seasoning blends are acknowledged as viable therapies for a range of ailments. More than 80% of people on the planet rely on medications and flavouring products to lead healthy lives, even though the majority of those uses are unorthodox. The growing popularity of seasoning products has also given rise to a number of product adulterations and misuses, disappointing both manufacturers and customers and, in some cases, having lethal results. It could be very difficult for researchers to identify reliable analytical methods to accurately profile the phytochemical composition in addition to quantitative analyses of bioactive and markers and other important components. Standardization is an important component. Objective: Acknowledge the different methods used in modern herbal medicine technology.

Keywords: Herbal technology, Herbal medicine, Chromatography, Extraction, Purification, Standardisation.