Through this partnership, TMPC and PRINPAG aim to foster a more transparent, regulated, and trusted traditional medicine industry in Ghana, benefitting both practitioners and consumers alike.
Traveling outside Ghana to purchase orthodox medicines is a waste of resources”, he noted, claiming such medicines can have adverse effects.
He explained that in the past, a taxonomist was needed to identify species or plants. However with this technology the DNA of plants and other species can be identified
“A lot of people come on air and claim to be doctors. Whether that title has been given to them by the Council is another question of concern.
He commended traditional doctors, herbal practitioners, and researchers for their efforts in promoting Ghana’s herbal medicine on the global stage.
