Ayush Ministry Advances Safety Standards for Traditional Herbs

The Ayush Ministry's National Expert Committee reviewed scientific, pharmacological, and traditional data to refine safety documentation for four herbs. By developing safety dossiers, they aim to meet global standards, enhancing public trust and international recognition of traditional medicines.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 24-07-2025 22:38 IST | Created: 24-07-2025 22:38 IST
Ayush Ministry Advances Safety Standards for Traditional Herbs
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The Ayush Ministry's National Expert Committee has taken a significant step in ensuring the safety and quality of traditional Indian herbs. Rigorous reviews were conducted on four herbs, aiming to set global safety standards, as stated by the ministry.

This initiative integrates Ayurvedic references, preclinical data, toxicology findings, and clinical literature. The focus is on Gokshura, Tulsi, Haridra, and Chandrashura, part of ongoing efforts to strengthen traditional medicine's scientific evidence base.

Dr. A Raghu and Dr. J B Gupta chaired the expert committee meeting at the All India Institute of Ayurveda, Goa. Various leading institutions participated, demonstrating a robust commitment to promoting safe and effective Ayush practices.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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