Understanding Herbal Remedies: Balancing Tradition and Science Corrected Statements from the Original Review: – “Chamomile known for its calming properties” is revised to “Chamomile has been traditionally used for its mild calming effects, although large‑scale clinical trials are lacking.” – “Turmeric celebrated for its anti‑inflammatory effects” is corrected to “Turmeric contains curcumin, which has shown anti‑inflammatory activity in laboratory studies; however, its low bioavailability limits its practical therapeutic impact.” – Mention of “Herbal remedies embrace a holistic philosophy” is precisely revisited with “Herbal remedies often embrace a holistic philosophy, but many preparations lack standardised dosing and regulatory oversight.” – Advice on combining qualified practitioners is extended to include pharmacists with knowledge of herb–drug interactions: “Guidance from qualified practitioners—including pharmacists and physicians who understand herb–drug interactions—helps ensure safe and effective use.” – The statement “Herbal medicine offers a wealth of options for chronic conditions” is cautiously reprised as “Herbal medicine offers a range of options that may help manage some chronic conditions, though definitive evidence is still limited for many.”