Authors :
Sherly E. A; Prabhat Kumar; Pawan Kumar; Astha Tripathi; Preeti Sengar; Sarita Tiwari
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 2 - February
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7647986
Abstract :
To strengthen the immune system, people
must be urged to take vitamins and medicines. The best
way to boost our immune system naturally is by using
medicinal plants and herbs. The Vedas and Samhita
contain numerous references to medicinal plants and
their use, which originate from between 3500 BCE and
800 BCE. India is well known for its ethnobotanical
endeavours. The "Vrikshayurveda," which is discussed
in Vedic writings including the Atharvaveda and the
Rigveda, is where the first mention of herbal medicine
may be found. Ayurveda is a conventional herbal
medicine practise, with roots in the Indus Valley
between 3300 and 1300 BCE. The roots of the name are
"Ayur" and "Veda," which combined denote wisdom
and life. According to recent studies on natural
treatment, a variety of herbs have complex effects on
immune function and act at various points in the entire
cascade of immunological reactions. These herbs may
function as significant immunity boosters. Generally
speaking, we depend on plants and products derived
from plants to maintain strong immune system. This
review article focuses on five essential medicinal herbs
that the people typically employ to boost their
immunity.
To strengthen the immune system, people
must be urged to take vitamins and medicines. The best
way to boost our immune system naturally is by using
medicinal plants and herbs. The Vedas and Samhita
contain numerous references to medicinal plants and
their use, which originate from between 3500 BCE and
800 BCE. India is well known for its ethnobotanical
endeavours. The "Vrikshayurveda," which is discussed
in Vedic writings including the Atharvaveda and the
Rigveda, is where the first mention of herbal medicine
may be found. Ayurveda is a conventional herbal
medicine practise, with roots in the Indus Valley
between 3300 and 1300 BCE. The roots of the name are
"Ayur" and "Veda," which combined denote wisdom
and life. According to recent studies on natural
treatment, a variety of herbs have complex effects on
immune function and act at various points in the entire
cascade of immunological reactions. These herbs may
function as significant immunity boosters. Generally
speaking, we depend on plants and products derived
from plants to maintain strong immune system. This
review article focuses on five essential medicinal herbs
that the people typically employ to boost their
immunity.
