Why We Are Moving Away From Nature?
We are moving away from nature, as our lifestyle is getting techno-savvy. While we cannot run off from nature because we are part of it. We have not yet fully explored whatever nature has stored in for us. This reality can be a disturbing point with humans. Since the centuries, certain European and oriental countries have been exploring the use of herbs and has been in practice. Immense work has been done, which eluded the common man’s reach and knowledge. With life on tech-route, human sufferings are coming out with different names for every individual in the 21st century. The basic herbs have the solution; the overall key point is no side effects and effective remedies. The remedies are in concurring with nature which is the major plus point
…show more content…
The tribal knowledge as regards use of plant species for various purposes depends on the surrounding plants. With the rapidly advancing process of civilization and urbanization, there is an imminent damage of losing forever these valued treasures of information. Simultaneously, the knowledge about ethnic therapies should also be restored and maintained, as this provides enormous data regarding the medicinal properties of plants not known to the modern men (Jain SK, 1999; Maheshwari JK, 1983; Jain SK et al., …show more content…
In a few families, almost all the members are acquainted with some part or other herbal remedies. The traditional healers specialize in specific areas of their profession. Some medical practitioners are specialist in bone setting, poisonous bites, wound healing, neurological disorders, etc. whereas some others in spiritual healing, particularly the use of incantations while others combine both in their treatment (Jaggi OP, 1973). It is significant to note that there is no doubt about the efficacy of herbal medicine among its users. In India, the rural and urban poor people rely on herbal remedies, since these are within their reach. In fact, this is the only source of health care available in remote
The tribal knowledge as regards use of plant species for various purposes depends on the surrounding plants. With the rapidly advancing process of civilization and urbanization, there is an imminent damage of losing forever these valued treasures of information. Simultaneously, the knowledge about ethnic therapies should also be restored and maintained, as this provides enormous data regarding the medicinal properties of plants not known to the modern men (Jain SK, 1999; Maheshwari JK, 1983; Jain SK et al., …show more content…
In a few families, almost all the members are acquainted with some part or other herbal remedies. The traditional healers specialize in specific areas of their profession. Some medical practitioners are specialist in bone setting, poisonous bites, wound healing, neurological disorders, etc. whereas some others in spiritual healing, particularly the use of incantations while others combine both in their treatment (Jaggi OP, 1973). It is significant to note that there is no doubt about the efficacy of herbal medicine among its users. In India, the rural and urban poor people rely on herbal remedies, since these are within their reach. In fact, this is the only source of health care available in remote