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A synergistic approach to improving therapeutic efficacy and reducing side effects is provided by polyherbal medicines, which are made by combining several medicinal plants. They are extremely valuable in both traditional and modern medicine because of their varied phytochemical profiles, which allow for a wider range of biological activity. The ability of polyherbal formulations to target several pathways associated in complex diseases, including oxidative stress and inflammation, is the reason for their growing popularity. This study sought to determine the anti-inflammatory and antioxidant qualities of a polyherbal elixir made of Terminalia arjuna, Asparagus racemosus, and Withania somnifera. The study evaluated the effectiveness of the Elixir in reducing oxidative and inflammatory reactions using heat-induced protein denaturation assays and hydrogen peroxide scavenging. This study supports additional research towards the bioactive components of these herbs for possible therapeutic uses and offers a scientific basis for their traditional use in combination