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It is widely acknowledged by all parties involved that contemporary medications will continue out of grasp for many people and that the goal of "health for all" will only be achieved via the use of appropriately evaluated herbal supplements. Since the dawn of human civilization, mankind has relied on herbal medicine for the treatment of a variety of ailments. However, major questions are being raised about the safety, claimed efficacy, and overall quality of herbal items that are utilised as herbal medicine, nutraceuticals, health foods, and cosmetics, among other applications. Despite the fact that herbal items have been used for thousands of years and are usually considered safe, several herbal products, including herbal medicine, have been associated with serious negative effects. Because most of the traditional herbal medicinal information is dispersed around the globe at the family and community levels, and particularly among indigenous people, the knowledge base is constantly being lost and urgent recording is required to prevent further loss of information.