Indian Green Flora-“Ramban” to Asthma

Anand H Pandharmise

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Some Population India and in world is affected by Bronchoconstriction and asthma. There is one of the severe disorder to which emergency medicine should be availablE. There are allopathic, Ayurvedic, siddha, Unani and Homeopathic medicine are available certain restriction are made with the use of such bronchodilator. If the population of such disease is not cure by proper medicament then it may cause unhealthy and disturbed economic condition to individual, family and development of country. Allopathic medicine is available but no guarantee to cure asthma. Till now no clinically proved medicine may act as bronchodilator which can relief by asthma. In these articles represent phytochemical investigation, pre-clinically provide some typical medicinal plants. Which are almost effective to treat Asthma. The prevalence of bronchoconstriction and asthma affects a significant portion of the population in both India and globally, presenting a pressing need for accessible emergency medical interventions. Despite the availability of various medicinal approaches including allopathic, Ayurvedic, Siddha, Unani, and Homeopathic treatments, certain limitations and restrictions persist, particularly concerning the use of bronchodilators. The untreated burden of these conditions poses a threat to individual health, familial well-being, and national development, potentially leading to adverse economic ramifications. While allopathic medicine remains a cornerstone of asthma management, its efficacy lacks a guarantee of complete curE. Notably, the absence of clinically proven bronchodilators exacerbates the challenge of effectively managing asthma. To address this critical gap, this article emphasizes the significance of phytochemical investigation and pre-clinical studies focused on identifying medicinal plants with promising bronchodilatory properties. By highlighting these botanical resources, this research aims to contribute to the development of novel therapeutic interventions that offer effective relief for individuals suffering from asthma.

Indian Green Flora-“Ramban” to Asthma

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