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Current Traditional Medicine - Volume 9, Issue 5, 2023
Volume 9, Issue 5, 2023
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Screening of Natural Antivirals Against the COVID-19 Pandemic- A Compilation of Updates
Authors: Baishakhi De, Tridib K. Goswami and Vijaya G.S. RaghavanCoronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), named by WHO, is a real public health disaster of the third millennium. This highly contagious viral disease has infected the world population and is now a global pandemic. This acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) has severe complications like pneumonitis, respiratory failure, shock, multiorgan failure, and death. Well-defined FDAapproved synthetic is not yet available. Case ma Read More
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A Comprehensive Review on the Medicinal Benefits of Honey with an Emphasis on Unani Medicine
Authors: Mohd Khalid, Nazim Husain, Md Rahmatullah, Abrar Alam and Mohd U. BegBackground: Honey has been used medicinally in folk medicine since the dawn of civilization. It is a necessary component of medicine and food in a wide variety of cultures. It has been used in Unani Medicine for centuries to treat a variety of ailments. Objective: This review article aims to explore the medicinal characteristics of honey in view of Unani and modern concepts, highlight its potential in the treatment of the ailm Read More
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Fabrication and Applications of Polymeric Nanoparticles for Herbal Drug Delivery and Targeting
Authors: Dipthi Shree, Chinam N. Patra and Biswa M. SahooBackground and Objective: In the pharmaceutical era, nanoscience and nanotechnology have been revolutionary as substantial and scientific growth with the development of several innovative nanocarriers to amplify the therapeutic worth. In particular, the invention of nanomedicine is impetuous to developing nanocarriers, enabling the phytoconstituents to encapsulate within the smart carrier to boost nanotherapeutics Read More
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Establishment of Analyzing Method of Fenpropathrin Residue in Angelica dahurica Radix and Osterici Radix
Authors: Hun-Ju Ham, Byung-gi Lee, Jeong-Yoon Choi, Abd Elaziz S. Ahmed Ishag and Jang-Hyun HurBackground: Angelica dahurica Radix and Osterici Radix are perennial herbs belonging to the family Umbelliferae, which are attacked by red spiders; thus, fenpropathrin has been registered to save them from this attack. Fenpropathrin is important in improving the productivity and quality of medicinal herbs due to timely pest control. However, residue may likely remain after harvest, and therefore, the residue analysis is i Read More
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Protective Effect of Crocin on Cadmium Induced-Overexpression of Matrix Metalloproteinases (MMPs) Gene Family in Rat Liver
Background: Metal pollutants such as Cadmium are known as carcinogenic agents and correlated with metastatic potential and tumor aggressiveness. Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) are taken into account as the focal points of metastasis. Crocin, a carotenoid chemical compound in Saffron, has been proved to have anti-cancerous properties. However, there is no reliable evidence yet to prove its anti-m Read More
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A Review of Punarnava’s Pharmacological Profile Focusing on its Beneficial and Adverse Effects
Authors: Pallavi Tiwari, Neetu Soni, Pranay Wal and Mayank SrivastavaBackground: Punarnava is recognized as an essential remedy because it treats a wide range of health problems. It is commonly known as a rejuvenator. Its chemical constituents are all responsible for pharmacological activity in the body in some ways. There is a lot of evidence that the leaves, stems, and roots can be used as medicine. Objective: The morphological, chemical, and pharmacological characteristics of Boer Read More
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A Comprehensive Review of Quba and Its Correlation with Dermatophytosis
Authors: Arisha Shahid, Mohd A. Quamri and Mohd RiyazuddinBackground: In the Unani text, the disease described by the name Quba matches the conventional description of dermatophytosis, commonly referred to as Tinea or Ringworm. Although there is a slight variation in the disease etiology and pathogenesis, the clinical picture and the individual manifestations are by and large the same. This review elaborates on the Unani description of dermatophytosis (Quba) and highlights the Read More
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Ethnopharmacological Insights on Therapeutic Potential of Gloriosa superba
Authors: Rakesh Tirkey, Swarnlata Saraf and Shailendra SarafIn this modern era, medicinal plants and their phytoconstituents have received keen attention from researchers due to the various therapeutic implication found in different pharmacological investigations. Among millions of medicinal plants, Gloriosa superba is one of the therapeutically important ornamental climbers that has been traditionally used to cure several diseases such as intestinal worms, skin ailments, and join Read More
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Phytochemical and Pharmacological Profile of Desmodium styracifolium (Osbeck) Merr: Updated Review
Authors: Acharya Balkrishna, Ankita Semwal, Nidhi Sharma and Vedpriya AryaDesmodium styracifolium (Osbeck) Merr. is an important traditional medicinal herb documented in the indigenous medicinal systems and used in many folk medicines to treat various ailments. D. styracifolium belongs to the legume family Fabaceae (Leguminosae) and is preferably abundantly found worldwide. The plant possesses various phytochemical and pharmacological activities. Plant’s phytochemical accouter confers sig Read More
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An Overview of Medicinal Importance, Pharmacological Activities and Analytical Aspects of Fraxin from Cortex fraxinus
Authors: Dinesh K. Patel and Kanika PatelBackground: Medicinal plants and their derived products have been used in the medical field for the treatment of human diseases from a very early age. Phytoproducts, including numerous pure phytoconstituents, have been used for the treatment of human health complications. Coumarin is a pure phytoconstituent of benzopyrone family derivatives. Fraxin is a coumarin glucoside found to be present in the bark of Fraxinus exce Read More
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A Mini-Review on Marine Bioactive Compounds as a Source of Antiviral Drug Lead
Authors: Ghanshyam Parmar, Jay M. Chudasama, Vaidehi Shah, Ashish P. Shah and Ashish PatelCurrently, pathogens or some microorganisms that are dangerous to human society cause plenty of diseases. All these diseases are spreading because of the limited available treatment options. Some pathogens species are very dangerous to humankind, particularly viral pathogens. These viral pathogens (viruses) have become resistant and immune to many of the medications, thus requiring more and more drug molecule Read More
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National Trends in the Us e of Herbal Medicines for the Treatm ent of Hypertens ion Among Adults in Mongolia from Four Cross-Sectional Surveys in 2005, 2009, 2013, and 2019
Authors: Supa Pengpid and Karl PeltzerBackground: The use of herbal and combined herbal and conventional treatments in people with chronic diseases, such as hypertension, is important. The aim of the present study was to assess national trends in using traditional medicines for the treatment of hypertension among adults in Mongolia from four cross-sectional surveys in 2005, 2009, 2013 and 2019. Methods: Cross-sectional data were analysed from 5 Read More
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In vitro and In vivo Investigations on Anti-Hyperuricemic Activity of Commercial Preparations of Persicaria minor (Biokesum®) and Eurycoma longifolia (Physta®)
Background: Eurycoma longifolia Jack (Simaroubaceae) root extracts and Persicaria minor Huds. (Polygonaceae) leaf extracts are known to exhibit antioxidant activity, while their antihyperuricemic effects remain unclear. Objective: The objective of this study is to investigate the anti-hyperuricemic activity of Biokesum® (extract of P. minor) and Physta® (extract of E. longifolia). Methods: In vitro anti-hyperuricemic act Read More
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Ethno-Botanical and Phytopharmacological Study of Limnophila rugosa Roth. Merr. (Scrophulariaceae): Mini Review
Authors: Raghunandan Hota, Bikash Kumar Nanda, Biswaranjan Behera and Manoj Kumar DalaiBackground: Limnophila rugosa (Scrophulariaceae) is an aquatic and perennial herb that finds its natural habitats in ponds, rivers, lakes as well as marshy lands of India. The traditional practitioners of Bolangir and Bargarh District of Odisha use this plant as a source of Bhringaraj. Therapeutically, it is used as diuretic, stomachic, digestive tonic and as a hair perfume, treatment of elephantiasis, diarrhoea, dysentery Read More
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Q-Marker: An Integrative Approach and Scientific Validation in the Indian System of Medicine
Authors: Akanksha, Atiqul Islam, Harjeet Singh, Amrat P. Singh and Alok SharmaThe prevalence of plant-based medicine has risen worldwide, not only as part of conventional treatment but also for health care management. The authenticity and quality of herbal medicines impact these medications' safety and effectiveness in clinical treatment. So, it is necessary to identify the chemical composition and quality of pharmacologically active ingredients in the plants as there is no pertinent data regarding the ex Read More
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