eng Oriental Scientific Publishing Company Biosciences Biotechnology Research Asia 0973-1245 2026-05-11 23 2 58903 article Sagar Kashinath Khokale 1 Mohit Madhukar Jadhav 2 Chetana Krushnaro Shinde 1 Harshali Raosaheb Ahire 3 Sakshi Rajendra Chaudhari 4 Department of Pharmaceutics, Sandip Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Nashik, India DepartmentofPharmaceutics, Siddhi’s Institute of Pharmacy, Kalyan, India Department of Pharmaceutical QualityAssurance, Sandip Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Nashik, India. 4Department of Pharmaceutical QualityAssurance, Mahavir Institute of Pharmacy, Nashik, India The field of herbal medicine as a therapeutic approach for epilepsy. India has a large population of over 10 million people who suffer from epilepsy. Research in this area has mostly focused on studying the spread of the disease, its genetic links, and testing the effectiveness of traditional antiepileptic medications (AEDs), typically using animal models. However, this study specifically focuses on herbal medications, recognizing its historical importance and potential therapeutic advantages in the treatment of epilepsy. The exploration involves evaluating the existing state of research, emphasizing the necessity for more thorough investigations into the effectiveness and safety of herbal therapies. This abstract emphasizes the significance of combining traditional knowledge with modern scientific investigation. It argues for more research, collaboration, and funding to enhance our comprehension of how herbal drugs work and how they can be integrated into mainstream epilepsy treatment approaches. The objective is to contribute to a more varied and comprehensive approach to managing epilepsy, which includes both traditional medications and natural therapies. https://www.biotech-asia.org/vol23no2/a-review-of-herbal-medicine-used-for-epilepsy-treatment/ Antiepileptic; Biomarkers; Electro-genesis; Epilepsy; Neurological disease