From ancient remedies to modern pharmacology—how has herbal medicine evolved over millennia? This book traces the use of plants in medicine, detailing the knowledge passed down through generations and across cultures. It discusses the identification, harvesting, and application of medicinal herbs, the integration of these practices with religious and spiritual healing, and the transition to contemporary scientific research in phytotherapy. The narrative examines the challenges of integrating traditional herbal medicine with modern healthcare systems and the resurgence of interest in natural remedies. By exploring the historical context and continuing relevance of herbal medicine, the book offers insights into its enduring appeal and potential in modern medical practices.