Nanotechnology has changed how we deliver medicines.
Now, scientists are making it safer and greener.
They are using plant extracts instead of harmful chemicals to make nanoparticles.
These “green” nanoparticles are tiny but powerful.
They can carry drugs straight to cancer cells while leaving healthy cells unharmed.
This makes treatments more effective and reduces side effects.
Plants like neem, aloe vera, turmeric, and green tea are rich in natural reducing agents.
These agents help form nanoparticles in a clean and sustainable way.
Researchers are using them to deliver chemotherapy drugs with higher precision.
Some studies show that green nanoparticles can even help drugs cross tough barriers, like the blood–brain barrier.
The method is simple, eco-friendly, and cost-effective.
It combines the wisdom of nature with the precision of modern science.
For pharmacists and researchers, this is an inspiring path.
It’s proof that sustainability and innovation can work together to heal.
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