What are the benefits of herbal and naturopathy?
Herbal medicine has been used as a respected method of treatment for centuries. At least more than 40 lac years based on archaeological evidence. Today, the World Health Organization says that three quarters of the world’s population uses herbs for basic healthcare.
This is absolutely 100% correct. In our Sanatan Dharma, there is Ayurveda in which all medicines are available and today’s medical science makes its medicines by researching from there.
Natural Remedies
Herbs are a completely natural approach to prevention, treatment and health support. Used in the right dosage, individually prescribed to your needs, They are a safe and effective way to support or avoid pharmacy medications in some cases. When used correctly there are very few, if any, disadvantages to incorporating herbal medicines into your overall health habits.
Types of Herbal Products:
- Powders: Dried and ground plant parts, used in various applications, from teas to supplements.
- Supplements: These are often in the form of capsules, pills, or powders, containing concentrated plant extracts.
- Oils: Essential oils, extracted from plants, can be used aromatically or topically, and some are also used internally.
- Tablets: Compressed herbal extracts, similar to pills, but with a different manufacturing process.
- Creams and Ointments: Topical applications of herbal extracts, often used for skin conditions.
- Tinctures: Alcoholic extracts of plants, used for their potent effects.
- Teas: Herbal infusions made by steeping dried or fresh plants in hot water.
- Extracts: Concentrated forms of herbal ingredients, often in liquid or solid form.
- Syrups: Concentrated herbal extracts in a liquid form, often used for coughs or colds.
Plant- based products used to treat diseases or maintain health are called herbal products. Products made from plant sources and used for internal use only are called herbal supplements.
