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Due to its natural nature, fewer side effects, and discontent with the outcomes of synthetic pharmaceuticals, traditional herbal therapy and its preparations have been utilised extensively in both industrialised and developing nations for thousands of years. To the contrary, one of the traitsthe decoction procedure, all the herbal remedies, whether they are presented as single herbs or as groups of herbs in composite formulations, are extracted with boiling water. It's possible that this is the key factor behind why it's harder to monitor the quality of eastern herbal medicines than it is for western ones. According to the "General Guidelines for Methodologies on Research and Evaluation of Traditional Medicines" (World Health Organization, 2000), Inadequate or unaccepted research methodologies for evaluating traditional medicine are the main causes of the lack of research data, in addition to health care policy (WHO, 2000, 2001). In the past, vaidas treated patients on an individual basis and prepared medications based on their needs, but today the situation has changed, and are produced on a large scale, and manufacturers face a variety of challenges, including the need for good quality raw materials, the authentication of raw materials, the availability of standards, the need for proper standardization methodologies for individual drugs and formulations, the need for quality control parameters, etc.