Abstract

Herbal remedies have long been an integral part of traditional medicine systems, and their use has increasingly gained prominence in modern naturopathy. This review explores the efficacy and safety of herbal remedies within the context of contemporary naturopathic practice. The study synthesizes evidence from clinical trials, observational studies, and systematic reviews to assess the therapeutic benefits of commonly used herbs. We examine their roles in managing chronic conditions such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and inflammatory disorders, while also evaluating their safety profiles, including potential side effects and interactions with conventional medications. The review highlights that while many herbal remedies demonstrate promising efficacy, the variability in quality, dosage, and preparation methods necessitates cautious integration into mainstream practice. The findings underscore the importance of rigorous research and standardization in optimizing the use of herbal remedies. This abstract provides a foundation for understanding the current landscape of herbal remedies in naturopathy and advocates for further investigation to enhance their evidence-based application in modern healthcare.