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Herbal Nanotechnology: Advances and Uses in Contemporary Medicine
The main ingredients of herbal medicines, which have been utilized for medical purposes since ancient times, are phytochemicals. Because they are more widely available and have a safe toxicological profile, plants are utilized to treat a variety of illnesses. Physicochemical degradation of phytoconstituents results from these plants’ poorer solubility and bioavailability research, among other drawbacks. Novel medication design based on nanotechnology aims to create drug carriers that increase the phytoactivity, solubility, and bioavailability of herbal remedies.
Nanoparticles, which range in size from 1 to 100 nm, are widely utilized in textiles and cosmetics, as well as in solar and oxide fuel batteries for energy storage and medicinal uses. By lowering toxicity and improving bioavailability, nano-sized nanodimers (NDDSs) for herbs can improve patient compliance and avoid recurrent dosing. These nanocarriers are able to transcend obstacles.
