Background Over the last decade, the use of dietary and herbal supplements (DHSs) has
expanded greatly across national healthcare settings for the prevention, management …

Background Consumption of herbal medicines among people living with HIV is a common
practice in Sub-Saharan Africa. The utilization of herbal medicines was at 17.5% and 67.9 …

Before Europeans' arrival on the continent, Africans received their health care primarily from
traditional medicine practitioners called herbalists, native doctors and healers, medicine …

Herbal medicines' use is steadily increasing globally, thus creating a compelling need for
quality assurance. The present study assessed the microbial contamination of 86 herbal …

Background: Approximately 80% of the Ethiopian population predominantly depends on
herbal medicines (HMs) for their primary healthcare needs. Nevertheless, worries regarding …

Abstract Background Traditional Medicine (TM) use is growing and emerging as an issue of
public healthcare importance. Recently, there are increasing interest and trends of TM use …

Plant extracts as potential phytotherapeutic products are supposed to be safe. However,
adverse and untoward fatal effects have been reported. Study aimed to evaluate the safety …

Herbal medicine is an important age-long resource for healthcare. The aim of this study was
to determine the development of herbal medicine in relation to compliance to regulatory …

Background: Despite tremendous advances in medical sciences still a large section of the
population in rural areas is heavily dependent on indigenous and Traditional Medicine (TM) …

The potential for Traditional Medicine (TM) to enhance human health and wellbeing is
enormous. This facet of healthcare services is crucial. For mutual benefit, the systems of …