Evaluation Of Bactericidal Efficacy Of Polyherbal Extract From Three Different Medicinal Plants

Abstract

Traditional healers right that their remedy is inexpensive andmore active than modern medicine. In developing countries low incomes people such as farmer’s from segregated village people for the medicine of infectious diseases. In recent years the use of herbal medicines for the prevention and cure of diseases has tremendously increased in the recentyears. They are believed to be safe and free from serious adverse reactions. Polyherbal therapy is made used in Ayurvedic, Chinese and Unani medicines, yet scientific evidence of their therapeutic benefits are still lacking. Antimicrobial activity in combination gives a synergistic and boosted inhibition against pathogenic bacteria and fungi and thus leading towards developing more potent drugs.The existing study was assumed to evaluate the antimicrobial potential of polyherbal extract from medicinal plants such as Areca catechu, Acalypha indica and Piper betel against the microorganism.