Traditional medicine's role in Iraq's pharmacy sector
The article emphasizes that traditional medicine and herbs still hold an important place in Iraq, having become a part of daily life focused on natural prevention and healing. There is a growing demand for herbs such as chamomile, thyme, and damask rose to treat lung and phlegm-related illnesses. Others are used for skincare and beauty, while some, like barbary serve, are expensive and used for diabetes treatment. This trend is attributed to rising prices of modern pharmaceuticals and increasing confidence in the benefits of nature. The Iraqi market is experiencing growth in demand for natural remedies and traditional mixtures as part of cultural heritage and as an economical means of treatment.
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