Herbal advancements in the treatment to accelerate wound healing

Sensing the environment, sustaining physicochemical and thermal homeostasis, serving as a source of vital nutrients, providing passive and active protection, and reacting to trauma and injury are all important functions of our skin (Xu et al. 2015). Protecting the skin from pain, as well as repairing and replacing essential skin functions when they are damaged or lost requires rigorous and reliable mechanisms. For centuries, humans have been treating their wounds (Talbott 1962). Traditional wound care is constrained by what is readily available or can be obtained locally, such as water, soil, and plant & animal products, and is often supplemented with ceremony and ritual as the last option