04-15-2026, 10:05 AM
DR. SAVITA CHAHAR
PROFESSOR
DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY
GOVERNMENT MEERA GIRLS COLLEGE UDAIPUR, RAJASTHAN
"The world healthcare system experiences its fundamental development through the transition from traditional herbal medicine to modern Botanical Alchemy which scientists use to create standardized medicines from unprocessed plant substances. The study investigates how medicinal plants operate at the biochemical level
while focusing on the molecular behavior of secondary metabolites that include alkaloids and flavonoids and terpenoids. The research investigates how ethnobotanical practices evolved to extract active components from plants because we want to compare the effectiveness of entourage effects against single molecule treatments.
This study demonstrates how pharmaceutical requirements need to work together with traditional ecological knowledge based on our analysis of recent clinical studies that include case examinations of Artemisinin and Taxol. The study investigates two aspects which include the challenges faced during standardization processes
and the increasing importance of synthetic biology. The research demonstrates that botanical alchemy functions as a critical research approach which develops multiple targets to tackle the increasing problems of antibiotic resistance and chronic inflammation in modern medicine."
https://irjes.com/Papers/vol15-issue2/15021118.pdf
PROFESSOR
DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY
GOVERNMENT MEERA GIRLS COLLEGE UDAIPUR, RAJASTHAN
"The world healthcare system experiences its fundamental development through the transition from traditional herbal medicine to modern Botanical Alchemy which scientists use to create standardized medicines from unprocessed plant substances. The study investigates how medicinal plants operate at the biochemical level
while focusing on the molecular behavior of secondary metabolites that include alkaloids and flavonoids and terpenoids. The research investigates how ethnobotanical practices evolved to extract active components from plants because we want to compare the effectiveness of entourage effects against single molecule treatments.
This study demonstrates how pharmaceutical requirements need to work together with traditional ecological knowledge based on our analysis of recent clinical studies that include case examinations of Artemisinin and Taxol. The study investigates two aspects which include the challenges faced during standardization processes
and the increasing importance of synthetic biology. The research demonstrates that botanical alchemy functions as a critical research approach which develops multiple targets to tackle the increasing problems of antibiotic resistance and chronic inflammation in modern medicine."
https://irjes.com/Papers/vol15-issue2/15021118.pdf