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Botanical medicines have been applied for the treatment of various human diseases with thousands of years of history all over the world. In some Asian and African countries, 80 % of population depends on traditional medicine in primary health care. On the other hand, in many developed countries, 70 % to 80 % of the population has used some forms of alternative or complementary medicine. The long tradition of using plants for medicine, supplemented by pharmaceutical research, has resulted in many plant-based Western medicines. Traditional medicine has provided Western medicine with over 40 % of all pharmaceuticals (Samuelsson & Bohlin, 2004). In the past decades, therefore, research has been focused on scientific evaluation of traditional drugs of plant origin.

Phytochemicals and Their Pharmacological Aspects of Acanthopanax koreanum