Maha Brahma Rasayan Awleh

The history of using plant resources for treating diseases in India can be dated back to the Vedic era, as described in the Rig Veda and the Atharvaveda where effects of herbs/plants are described meticulously. Ayurveda is âA A Up-VedaâA A of Rig Veda and is a complete science of health in itself. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), 75% of the world population is using herbs for basic healthcare needs (Pan, 2014). Even in the British Pharmacopoeia, 50% drugs are related to medicinal plants (Pan, 2014). Maharishi Herbal Pharmacy & Research Centre In recent years, increasing number of people have been choosing herbal medicines or products over other options to improve their health conditions. With minimum to no side-effects, people worldwide have gradually become confident in switching over to this option. Herbs are staging a comeback andherbal âA A renaissanceâA A is now occurring all over the world. These herbal medicines in terms of their significant contribution to health promotion are manufactured based on the use of plants and plant extracts using seeds, berries, roots, leaves, fruits, bark, flowers, and even the whole plants.