This systematic review explores medicinal plants' hepatoprotective effects in jaundice, highlighting traditional and modern scientific insights.
Medicinal plants have long been central to traditional healing systems, offering natural remedies for ailments such as jaundice and liver disorders. Plants possess bioactive compounds with hepatoprotective, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory activities, which may support liver health and recovery. Growing global interest in herbal medicine has intensified research to authenticate traditional claims and discover novel therapeutic applications. Amalgamating traditional knowledge with modern science through ethnopharmacology may foster holistic healthcare approaches. However, additional studies are required to clarify mechanisms of action, standardize dosages, and assess potential interactions. Overall, these medicinal plants exhibit promising potential as complementary therapies for jaundice and related liver disorders. For present systematic review nineteen review articles published on jaundice are considered, with the data on number of plants reported, literature source, geographic region, key aspects and number of literature sources studied.
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