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Herbalists now want lawmakers to craft legislation on herbal medicine to facilitate treatment of chronic diseases which conventional drugs have failed to cure. They also urged the County Government to set aside land for planting medicinal plants and herbs.
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Herbalists seek legislation for herbal medicine to treat chronic diseases
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