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Oxidative stress, which is caused by excessive free radical production and stimulation of the inflammatory process, is a major contributor to neurodegenerative diseases [2]. Oxidative stress and inflammation are among the causes of the majority of chronic illnesses, including neurological conditions. Neuroprotection, anti-inflammatory therapy, and antioxidant therapy are all closely connected. Due to the rising desire for innovative, distinctive chemicals, the neuroprotective properties of compounds derived from medicinal plants are an exciting step forward in the hunt for effective protectors. Numerous research indicate that finding substances with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties is of utmost importance. So, in this study we conducted a review to extract how anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory assessment can leads to development of neuroprotective agents by using various databases. Making neuroprotection therapy plans that precisely target neuroinflammatory and oxidative pathways has drawn a lot of attention. For a wide spectrum of neurological illnesses and traumas, a number of anti-inflammatory neuroprotective medications have been studied. Nevertheless, there is still a lot of enthusiasm in this field for creating neuroprotective techniques. This has led to greater consideration of the complement system as a possible therapeutic target for treating brain injury and neurodegenerative illnesses, as recent evidence indicates a key role for the complement system in these situations.