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Standardization is a key to identify the standard drug from its substitute and/or adulterants, which is not dependant on any single character but a series of markers. The use of plants as medicines antedates history. Herbal medicine represents probably the first, and certainly the oldest system of human health care. It is being globally recognized that medicinal plants play a significant role in providing health benefits to human beings. The increase in the demand for plant-based medicines and their eventual commercialization has brought about a major shift in their status from providing...

Indian Medicinal Plants have potentials as therapeutic agents. This book covers ten Indian Medicinal Plants as Antimicrobial and Antioxidant Agents, these active extracts will work as future antibiotics and herbal drinks for fight against various microorganisms and degenerative diseases caused due to radial scavenging activity of current environmental pollution's respectively. In present investigations attempts were made to scientifically validate and authenticate the Indian Medicinal Plants. It is current target to work on various active extracts to fight against selected microorganisms will...

Plants are by far the most important source of natural therapeutics, and their role in enhancing the longevity and quality of life is gaining prominence in the world and still the plant is often the most neglected part of plant-based medicines.Current problems with medicinal plant products that compromise the quality and safety of medicinal plant products have included contamination with biological and environmental pollutants, adulteration with misidentified species resulting in quantitative and qualitative variations in bioactive compounds. It is, therefore, necessary to standardize and...