Composition of Soap and Sanitizer Products and Creation of Wound-Healing Ointment
Author : Sadhana Raut
Abstract :
In order to manufacture bioactive molecules as pharmacological tools, isolate bioactive compounds for direct medication usage, or employ the entire plant or a portion of it as a herbal medicine, there are a variety of objectives associated with using herbal plants as sources of therapeutic agents. The best thing about using basic herbs for treatment is that they may be used by anyone of any age and provide great results without causing any adverse effects. Formulations containing two or more herbs are referred to as polyherbal formulations. Traditional plant medicines are helpful for mending wounds and treating a variety of skin-related issues. Aloe barbedensis, Curcuma aromatica, and Tridax procumbens have all been shown to have antibacterial properties. Different combinations of plant parts are used to make herbal medications, which are based on plants. For instance, roots, leaves, and flowers. Various medical applications can be made of each portion. It has been used to treat cutaneous wounds with Tridax procumbens, C. aromatica, and Aloe barbedensis. Minerals, fatty acids, phytosterols, alkaloids, steroids, carotenoids, and flavonoids (including bergenins, centaurein, and catechins) are abundant in this. Anticoagulant, antiseptic, antioxidant, and antibacterial properties are present.
Keywords :
Formulations for soap, polyherbal ointment, tropical ointment, and aloe barbadensis
