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Extracts from medicinal plants have been widely used in the treatment of public health ailments, however, medicinal plants may be grown in polluted soil/water environments. Many of these plants are harvested and processed by local and illiterate natural healers and other vendors in an unhygienic manner. This results in the possibility of contamination with potentially toxic metals from the environment.

Evaluation of Potentially Toxic Metal Contamination of Local Medicinal Plants and Extracts Sold in Ibadan, Nigeria