Inflammation is a physical response to harm, illness, or injury that is marked through warmth, redness, tenderness, edema and aberrant physiological functions. Damage to connective tissue is often a part of the complicated network of connections among soluble substances and cellular components that make up the inflammatory process. Many diseases, such as allergies, autoimmune diseases, metabolic syndrome, cancer, and heart problems illnesses, are primarily brought on by an uncontrollably high inflammatory response, which has a substantial financial cost to both people and society at large. Common treatments for controlling and suppressing inflammatory crises include steroids, nonsteroid anti-inflammatory agents, and immunosuppressants. However, these drugs have a number of negative effects, most notably irritated intestines which can lead to gastric ulcers. Medical technology has advanced enormously as a result of the use of natural medicines.