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Fortunately, the precious knowledge about herbal medicines has not been forgotten, and currently, several people are seeking herbal remedies as cures for their numerous ailments.
There has been a lot of concern about the use of herbal medicines. Many medical practitioners tend to argue that these forms of natural medicines could cause harm to the users since they are not medically tested and accepted as the right remedies or cures for certain ailments. Canada has regulated the use of natural remedies by drafting into its constitution the restrictions of administering herbal or natural medicines to the citizens (Green 7). For an herbal remedy to be accepted in Canada, the following regulations must be followed. To begin with, the remedy must be licensed, the site at which the remedy is being processed must also be licensed, good manufacturing practices must be followed by the law, the remedy must pass the clinical trials, and finally, the side effects of the remedy must be reported (Green 12).
In my opinion, restrictions to natural remedies should be there but not that extensive. Most people have deep faith in natural products than in other synthetic drugs. Putting in place extensive restrictions on herbal medicines will deny herbalists and those who believe in the power of herbs a chance to express their freedom. Herbal medicines are gaining great popularity in today’s world as people are trying to reduce their levels of chemical intake. Finally, I would like to pose this question to my classmate to answer “are natural remedies more effective than synthetic drugs?
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