Herbs used in traditional medicine continually gain scientific attention as researchers seek to understand their pharmacological mechanisms, chemical characteristics, safety profiles, and potential interactions with modern pharmaceuticals. As public interest in natural remedies grows, so does the need for thorough evaluation to distinguish therapeutic benefits from possible risks. Studying the toxicity of herbal compounds and their interactions with conventional drugs is essential for ensuring safe and effective use in contemporary healthcare settings. Bridging traditional knowledge with modern scientific methods may reveal the benefits and complications of integrating herbal medicines into evidence-based practice. Pharmacology, Characterizations, Toxicity, and Herb-Drug Interactions of Herbs in Traditional Medicine explores the complex world of traditional medicine, including the medicinal properties and potential toxicities of diverse herbal remedies. It provides a deeper understanding of global botanical heritages. This book covers topics such as herbal formulations, supply chains, and drug development, and is a useful resource for engineers, business owners, medical and healthcare professionals, academicians, researchers, and scientists.
