Exploring Herbal Medicine in Cancer Treatment: Insights from India\\
Traditional Practices and Modern Research on Anticancer Properties of Medicinal Plants

This article discusses the use of herbal plants in cancer treatment, particularly in India, known as the "World Botanical Garden". Medicinal plants not only possess natural therapeutic value against various diseases but also provide high-quality raw materials. Research indicates that several plant products have been marketed as anticancer drugs based on traditional use and scientific reports. These plants can enhance the body's resistance to infections by stabilizing bodily balance and conditioning tissues. Their anticancer activity is generally associated with their antioxidant content, making them safer compared to modern drugs, which often carry toxicities.

The use of plants in traditional medicine has long been recognized, with many containing compounds capable of preventing or treating cancer. For instance, plants grown in the high Himalayan regions, such as Zedoary (Curcuma zedoaria), Rodent Tuber (Typhonium flagelliforme), and Mahkota Dewa (Phaleria macrocarpa), have been used locally to combat cancer. Moreover, modern research has found that compounds in plants like Alfalfa, Andrographis, and Burdock have significant anticancer effects, reducing tumor size and improving overall health in cancer patients.

Although plant-based treatments offer an intriguing alternative to conventional chemotherapy, further research is crucial to understand the mechanisms of action and potential side effects of these compounds. Plants such as Autumn Crocus and Birch, despite their history of medical use, also exhibit certain side effects. Therefore, a cautious and standardized approach in using herbal plants for cancer treatment is essential. Collaboration between traditional and modern medicine can pave the way for more effective and safer cancer therapies.

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Source: Plants Journal

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