Abstract
This chapter focuses on the sustainable environment for the synthesis of
nanoparticles using microorganisms, enzymes, or botanical extracts as an alternative to
chemical synthesis, and their subsequent application in herbal drug delivery systems.
The objective is to emphasize the rapid, straightforward, and reliable synthesis of
nanoparticles using a novel, preferably eco-friendly process. Herbal drugs are gaining
prominence due to their ability to treat chronic diseases, such as arthritis and
hypertension. However, several constraints, such as poor solubility, poor
bioavailability, and low oral absorption, have restricted their use. Nanoparticle-loaded
phytochemicals disperse conveniently in liquid and thus perforate easily. Merging
nanotechnology with herbal medicine is required to produce better therapeutics with
improved activity in the fight against long-term chronic disorders. Tissue engineering
is another significant application of nanotechnology.
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