Therapeutic Effect of Rosemary and Its Active Constituent on Nervous System Disorders

Rosmarinus officinalis is one such Mediterranean herb that has drawn a lot of interest for its potential therapeutic application for a number of nervous system illnesses. The extract of rosemary, which is rich in components including ursolic acid, carnosic acid and rosmarinic acid, has strong neuroprotective, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory properties. By modifying inflammatory pathways and lowering oxidative stress, these active principles shield neuron from oxidative damage. There is growing evidence that rosemary can improve memory, neuroplasticity, and cognitive skills while also helping to control neurodegenerative disorders like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s. It also shows potential in treating mood disorders like depression by providing neurochemical modulation that promotes mental well-being. Compared to traditional medications, rosemary has les side effects, making it a useful adjunctive treatment foe neurological disorders and psychiatric conditions. Multidimensional benefits place it with a promising candidate for application in modern medicine in relation to neuroprotection, cognitive enhancement, and maintenance for nervous system health.