Botanical Pharmacology is the study of the medicinal properties of plants and their active compounds. It explores how these natural substances can be used to prevent, treat, or manage various health conditions. Researchers investigate the chemical constituents of plants, such as alkaloids, flavonoids, and terpenes, to understand their effects on the human body. This field combines knowledge from botany, pharmacology, and traditional medicine practices. By examining how plant-based remedies interact with biological systems, scientists aim to develop new drugs and therapies. This research can lead to safer and more effective treatments derived from nature.