Phytosomes Novel Approach for Herbal Drug Delivery System

Mohit Bhagwan Patil; Himanshu Rahul Thakar; Rohit Budhaji Patil; Harshali Ravindra Thakare

doi:10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i06.63626

Phytosomes Novel Approach for Herbal Drug Delivery System

Author(s)	Mr. Mohit Bhagwan Patil, Mr. Himanshu Rahul Thakar, Mr. Rohit Budhaji Patil, Ms. Harshali Ravindra Thakare
Country	India
Abstract	Phytosomes represent an exciting advancement in herbal medicine, blending the age-old wisdom of plant-based therapies with the latest in drug delivery technology. These lipid-based vesicles significantly enhance the bioavailability and effectiveness of phytochemicals, addressing the common challenges of poor solubility and absorption that often hinder herbal extracts. By encasing bioactive compounds in a phospholipid matrix, phytosomes improve stability, allow for targeted delivery, and ensure a consistent release, ultimately maximizing their therapeutic benefits. While herbal medicine has been a cornerstone in many cultures for centuries, the active compounds in plants often face hurdles when it comes to absorption and utilization by our bodies. In our modern world, there's an increasing demand for innovative Drug Delivery Systems. These systems boost bioavailability, guarantee safety, and streamline the overall therapeutic process of medications in no time. Recently, many everyday ailments and nutritional concerns are being tackled with herbal remedies, thanks to their low side effects, affordability, and easy access. However, these products frequently encounter issues with stability and bioavailability. Once we isolate plant products, they can become a bit unstable and might struggle to cross biological membranes effectively. That’s where the phytosome technique comes into play, helping to tackle these issues. By boosting the hydrophilicity of highly lipophilic drugs, the phytosome or Herbosome technique makes them much more suitable for drug delivery. At the same time, it enhances the lipophilicity of hydrophilic phytoconstituents, allowing them to navigate biological membranes more efficiently. These products often face challenges with stability and bioavailability, which is why these techniques are so valuable.
Keywords	Bioavailability, Phytosomes, Phospholipids, Drug delivery.
Field	Medical / Pharmacy
Published In	Volume 7, Issue 6, November-December 2025
Published On	2025-12-14
DOI	https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i06.63626

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