FAQ
What is medical plant-based therapy?
Medical plant-based therapy refers to the use of naturally derived plant compounds for therapeutic purposes, especially in managing chronic health conditions. Research continues to explore its safety, efficacy, and mechanisms of action.
What forms do these products come in?
They are typically available as:
- Oils and tinctures
- Capsules or tablets
- Dried plant material for inhalation
- Topical creams
Each form has a different onset time, duration, and application.
Is there scientific evidence supporting plant-based therapies?
Yes. Numerous clinical trials and observational studies are underway globally and within Australia. We publish regular summaries of findings from:
- Randomised controlled trials
- Long-term observational research
- Patient experience surveys
Are these therapies legal in Australia?
Yes, but access is regulated. The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) governs the legal framework for medical plant-based therapies. Most require a prescription under specific access schemes.
Where can I read the latest research?
We provide a dedicated research library and blog with easy-to-read breakdowns of the latest publications, government updates, and global insights.
