Concomitant Use of Local Herbal Cornucopia in Providing Relief from Respiratory Disorders

Abstract

In recent years, non-traditional herbal formulations have become more popular. The problem is that most nations have not done a good job of incorporating these preparations into their contemporary medical systems. This is because there is not enough research to prove its safety and effectiveness over the long run. Other significant limitations include an absence of a predetermined pharmacovigilance strategy for herbal medications and a dearth of legitimate monographs on impurity profiling, standardization techniques, guidelines for fixed-dose combinations, and more. Few problems with traditional herbal remedies have been resolved in recent years. The problems with non-classical contemporary formulations, however, have not been resolved. As such, this brief study aims to illuminate the key difficulties associated with these formulations and provide some professional commentary on how to address them.