Abstract
Corona 2019 (COVID-19) is a new infectious disease caused by acute respiratory syndrome corona virus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) which belongs to the family of corona viruses. The first case appeared in December 2019, and the disease has transformed into a pandemic. Physical disability control is one of the main parts that play a role in its disease and leads to adverse effects for COVID-19 patients. At present, people believe taking herbal treatment that can stop COVID-19. Medicinal plants can distribute as the therapeutic agents so it can help people to fight against the COVID-19 disease by boost their immunities. And such as, it can help to decrease the death rate that are linked with SARS-CoV-2 infections. So, in this analysis, we can make an effort to combine and talk about of different kind of traditional medicinal plants and their biological properties that can help to build-up our immune system and also play a biggest role in the fight against the viral infections including COVID-19. This document will help researchers and industry to recognize and assess in the making medicinal herb that can meet their needs in a variation of applications including herbal / ayurvedic antiviral products, anti-bacterial/antimicrobial design, immune-potentiator development, sanitization and sanitization programs.
Highlights
The ongoing pandemic of COVID-19 that is spreading across the countries starts in Wuhan, China
Role of botanical herbs used in covid-19 treatment and cure
There is no evidence, but various studies or detailed information have been done on herbal herbs or medicines that have the properties to boost the immune system and fight against the COVID-19 infection
Summary
Department. of Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Technology, IIMT Group of College, College of Pharmacy Greater Noida-201310. Of Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Technology, IIMT Group of College, College of Pharmacy Greater Noida-201310. Manuscript Details Manuscript Submitted : 10/04/2021 Manuscript Revised : 17/09/2021 Manuscript Accepted : 18/10/2021 Manuscript Published : 03/12/2021
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