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Advancements in herbal formulations, utilizing advanced delivery systems like polymeric nanoparticles, liposomes, phytosomes, and transfersomes, have significantly improved the effectiveness of plant-based medicines. These novel systems enhance solubility, bioavailability, and stability, protect against toxicity and degradation, and provide sustained release and better pharmacological effects. A key innovation is Phytosome technology, which combines phospholipids with plant extracts to create lipid-compatible complexes that boost bioavailability and stability. Recent research highlights the advantages of modern drug delivery systems (NDDS) in herbal medicine, showcasing improved therapeutic outcomes compared to traditional methods. These systems, including liposomes and solid lipid nanoparticles, enhance absorption and bioavailability. While challenges in extraction and standardization of herbal medicines have previously hindered innovation, the rise of herbal excipients--affordable, biodegradable, and stable plant-derived compounds--has enabled more effective delivery systems. These innovations are particularly beneficial in addressing common health issues and enhancing treatments, including more effective anticancer therapies, underscoring the potential of herbal medicines in modern medicine.