Date of Publication :19th October 2023

Abstract: Women are an integral part of society, who often struggle to meet their basic health needs leading them to turn to cost-effective and accessible traditional systems, such as home remedies and cultural beliefs. In India, traditional medicinal systems like Unani and Siddha, aligned with Ayurvedic principles, employ plant-based treatments for various ailments, offering a valuable alternative. Childbirth, a profound physiological and psychological event, poses heightened nutritional demands for lactating mothers, rendering them susceptible to illness during this critical phase. Battissa, an amalgamation of 32 medicinal plants, holds significant promise in addressing the unique postpartum health needs of women. The study aims to elucidate each component plant within Battissa, each of which exhibited diverse phytochemical and bioactive compounds with multifarious health benefits. Moreover, the study assessed total phenolic and flavonoid content, two crucial bioactive compounds known for their health-promoting properties. However, it is noteworthy that synergistic application of Battissa enhanced postpartum health benefits considered Battissa as a holistic formulation. This research contributes to a deeper understanding of Battissa, seek to bridge the gap between traditional practices and modern healthcare by providing a comprehensive scientific understanding of Battissa, promoting the well-being of postpartum women, thus contributing to the enhancement of traditional women's healthcare practices.

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