Abstract
Andrographis paniculata, known as "Kalmegh," has a long-standing history in Indian folk medicine, particularly as a remedy for fever and liver disorders. Traditionally, it has been used across India to treat various conditions such as the common cold, cough and fever from infections, diarrhea, and jaundice. The plant is also renowned as a liver tonic and antioxidant. In folk traditions, Kalmegh was commonly prepared as a decoction, infusion, or paste to treat these ailments. References to its medicinal use can be traced back to the Vedas, where it is mentioned as "Kalmegh," which translates to "dark clouds." This review is a compilation of various works previously published on Andrographis paniculata and finds utilization scope in folk medicines among people.
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