Review on Herbal plants containing Churna for the Treatment of
Diabetic Mellitus
Borade V.1*, Waghamare Suresh2, Khanage S.G3, Kawar R.4
1,2,4Department of Pharmaceutics, Rashtriya College of Pharmacy Hatnoor,
Tq. Kannad Dist. Chh. Sambhaji Nagar Maharashtra, India - 431103.
3Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Rashtriya College of Pharmacy Hatnoor,
Tq. Kannad Dist. Chh. Sambhaji Nagar Maharashtra, India - 431103.
*Corresponding Author E-mail: borhadepayal2@gmail.com
ABSTRACT:
Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a metabolic condition of the endocrine system. This frightful condition is set up in all zones of the world and is turning into a serious hazard to healthcare providers. Now DM is the most spreading disorder in the world. In the rapidly cultivating world, several treatment options are accessible for the therapy of DM. Multifactorial Disorders, for diabetes elaborate colorful difficulties like hepatic poisoning, retinopathy, and immunodeficiency, etc. many medicinal spices have been used for diabetes mellitus in classical systems of medicament worldwide as they are a Great source of phytochemical components, and numerous of them are known to be effective against diabetes. Medicinal spices with Antidiabetic conditioning are being acceptable to lower side effects and low priced. The efficiency of antihyperglycemic spices is accomplished by raising insulin caching, boosting the absorption of glucose, sparking GLP, and constructing glucose production. Antidiabetic spices Contain multiple phytochemical components single sauce use produces a moderate effect when combining two-Nine spices which have different chemical components and pharmacological actions produce synergistic effects avoid repeated dosage and achieve an efficient remedial Effect.
INTRODUCTION:
Herbal drugs refer to the application of any factory seeds, berries, ancestors, leaves, dinghy, or flowers for therapeutic purposes; research indicates that these herbs have value in the management and prevention of complaints. These medicines are gaining fashion ability both in developing and developed countries because of their natural origin and smaller side goods.
Do sauces work? For utmost shops, the specific element that causes a remedial effect isn’t known. Whole sauces contain numerous ingredients, and the combined effort likely to produce the asked medicinal effect. The type of terrain (climate, bugs, soil quality) in which a factory grew will affect its factors, as will how and when it was collected andReused.1,2
Anti-diabetic:
Anti-diabetic medications lower blood glucose levels, which helps treat diabetes mellitus. Traditional Medicines decided from medicinal workshops are used by about 60 of the world’s population. Indian Herbal medicaments and workshops are used in the management of diabetes, especially in India. DM is a main mortal disorder agonizing numerous from colorful turns of existence in dissimilar nations. In India, it’s established to be a vital healthiness case, specifically in the communal zones. Though there are colorful approaches to bust the ill movables of diabetes and its secondary complications, herbal voices are cared for due to lower side movables, tropical cost, and because of their congenital source. While there are other forms of oral hypoglycemic agents available in addition to insulin for the management of diabetes, there’s Increased demand by patients to use the natural products with anti-diabetic exercise. It’s a considerable discharge of urine, for the utmost part inordinate, of a violet smell and sweet Taste and attended with great thirst and general weakness.3
Diabetes mellitus:
Diabetes mellitus has been defined by the American diabetes association's expert committee in their 1997 advice as a bank of metabolic affections characterized by increasing the glucose placed in blood, changing metabolism of lipids, carbohydrates & proteins behaving from fault in insulin hiding, insulin movement. habitual hyperglycemia consorts with long damage, dysfunction and failure of v organs, in particular, the eyes, varieties, jimjams, heart and blood vessels accordingly covering extensive of miscellaneous affection contains a further number of phytochemical substances like colorful proteins, calcium, carbohydrates, etc.
Types of DM:
1. Type I DM results from mediated decimation of the b cells, lymphocytes that mature in bone. Beta cells (β cells) are in the pancreatic islets that produce insulin reactions.4
2. In eventual absolute insulin lack. Many 5- 10 people who have diabetes have step I complications. Cases of type I complication are more likely to develop ketoacidosis than are humans with step ii dm.4
3. Type II DM has commonly some intensity of insulin opposition to variable insulin caching. Insulin caching is said to be fairly deficient because numerous cases maybe with a typical to elevated place to insulin; even so, their blood sugars remain elevated because of tissue resistance to the movement of insulin. Numerous patients with type II DM can weather without insulin.4
Diabetes symptoms:
1. Misplacement of weight indicates that there’s a problem with sugar in the blood position and functioning of insulin
2. Blurred vision
3. Frequent urination is among the key indicators of diabetes.
4. Severe hunger pain or emptiness stress and vexation also give signs of diabetes.
5. Nausea and puking
5. Extreme fatigue and frazzle
6. Unusual Thirst
7. Mood change, etc.
Diabetes Causes:
1. Hereditary and genetics lead to Diabetes
2. It also begets due to the increased output of glucose placed in blood vessels and inferior output of insulin in the body. Caused due to infections caused by cancer
3. Stress, fatness, increased cholesterol place, redundant intake of painting and glucose, and various corporal exercises are some other causes of diabetes.
4. Conforming to Ayurveda it’s caused by vitiation of all three dosha but vata is to most poisonous of the three.
Dos and don’ts for diabetes:
1. Controlling diet and eating right is important for diabetic patients and their healthiness.
2. Tropical diet and vegetables like spinach, and cucumber must be held as they’re good for regulating diabetes.
3. Stilted food products like white vittles, Rice, and potatoes should be ducked as they aren’t easily digestible.
4. Diabetic patients shouldn’t be frightened of eating sugar-rich fruits. These are safe and don’t increase insulin production.
5. Lower volume of canvas must be taken and coffee, sugar Flour, alcohol, and heavy metals must be avoided.
6. Repasts should be small as the foods are easily digestible and are good for the health of diabetics.
7. Taking tension should Be an escape as it worsens the conditions.
Escaping mutton, and excess salt in the repast will help in containing the body haul and diabetes. Avoiding slush food and soapy food will inhibit the place of cholesterol, lowering the blood stress place and diabetes. (5)
Different pharmacological action of herbal anti-diabetic remedies6:
The medium of movement of Herbal anti-diabetic depends on the presence of active chemical elements in factory Material. Different medium action of herbal drugs is given below:
· Adrenomimeticism, beta cells of pancreas potassium channel blocking, Camp (2nd runner) Stimulation.
· Stimulation of glucose stashing from β-cells of islands or/ and reticence of insulin fall processes.
· Stashing from β-cells of islands or/and reticence of insulin fall processes.
· Prevention of pathological conversion of bounce to Glucose.
· Stimulus of insulin stashing.
· Precluding oxidative stress that’s conceivably involved in pancreatic ß- cell dysfunction set up in diabetes.
· Reduction in impaired insulin sensitivity.
· furnishing certain necessary rudiments like calcium, zinc, Magnesium, and bobby For the β-cells
· Inhibition in renal insulin Reabsorption.
· Regenerating and/ or repairing beta cells of the pancreas.
· Adding the size and number of vessels in the islands of Langerhans.
· Defensive effect on the destruction of the β-cells of the pancreas.
· Inhibition of β- galactocidase and α- glucocidase.
· Enhancement in digestion along with a decrease in blood sugar levels and urea.
· Stimulation of Glycogenesis and hepatic glycolysis.
· Inhibition of nascence- amylase.
Home Remedies For Diabetes:7,8
1. Bilberry (Vaccinium Cyrillus) and Blueberry are effective sauces that cure diabetes by lowering glucose and Cholesterinsituations.
2. BitterGourd (Momordica charantia) fruit decoction early morning on an empty stomach at least for one month helps bring the blood sugar position to normal.
3. Gooseberry, amla (Emblica officinalis) is an economic condiment that cures diabetes and brings blood sugar to normal.
4. Green tea (Camellia sinensis) consumption has been utilized commonly To control blood sugar in our body. It’s associated with forestallment of step 2 DM, Lowering fasting blood situations of glucose, reducing triglycerides and free adipose acids, And enhancing the capability of adipocytes to act to insulin and absorb blood sugar. Its consumption accelerates the body’s capability to use blood sugar. Green tea Polyphenols regulate Consumption also accelerate the body’s capability to use blood sugar. Green tea Polyphenols regulate the gene expression involved in sugar absorption and insulin signaling.
5. Gurmar (Gymnema sylvestre) cures diabetes by lowering the high sugar position in The blood leading to proper functioning of insulin and also minimizes the appetite for taking Sweets in diabetes cases. Ispaghula cocoon (Plantago ovata) is naturally safe for the ropy of diabetes.
6. Maidenhair tree (Gingobiloba) is veritably effective in avoiding Diabetes.
7. Papaya (Carica papaya) is boiled and made into a paste and given with a pinch of a common swab and jeera greasepaint for six months to cure diabetes.
8. Sweet Potato leaves (Ipomoea batatas) when taken with ash gourd or when taken with any herbal Tea are in achieving the results in curing diabetes.
Introduction of herbal plants:
1. Syzygiumcumini (Linn.) Seeds:9
Syzygiumcumini Skeels (syn. Eugenia Jambolana Lam.) ‘Brihaspati ’ in Sanskrit, popularly Known as Java pearl, Malabar pearl, black pearl, Indian Blackberry, Jamun, jambul, jambool and Belongs to family Mytraceae. S. cumini is large Evergreen tree up to 30m height and grith of 3.6m With tree- box upto 15m set up through India up to an altitude of 1,800m. Today these trees are set up Growing throughout the Asian key, Eastern Africa, South America, and Madagascar, and Have also been annulled to Floride and Hawaii in the United States of America. A long-term endocrine metabolic complaint Characterized by hyperglycemia is generally known as diabetes. These endocrine complaints are caused by a disturbance in the metabolism of Carbohydrates, protein, and fat either in stashing and Mode of MOA or both of insulin. Recently planned Use for treatment is a combination of a human Secretagogue and a human sensitizer. This synthetic remedial Approach has Several side effects such as severe Low blood sugar, Digestive Discomfort, lactic acidosis, migraine, and numerous further. Thus, concentrate on further effective oral lower blood sugar agents from Natural sources with Superior quality of remedial effect and minimal side goods.
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Plantae
Family: Myrtaceae
Genus: Syzygium
Species: Cumini
Binomial name: SyzygiumCumini (L.) Skeels.
Chemical constituents:
The plant has glucoside, myrecetin, ellagic acid, and kaemferol in it. It is said that the seeds contain the alkaloids jambosine and glycoside, which prevent starch from being converted to sugar by diastasis. Galloylglucose, among other things.
Uses:
Anti-inflammatory, diabetes treatment, and cancer treatment It is also used as an astringent, a carminative, a stomachic, and in the treatment of bacterial infections. use in astringent, as carminative, used in stomachic, used as antidiuretic, etc.
Antidiabetic activity:9
Anti-diabetic effect of Jamun has been Indicated in Ayurvedic pharmacopoeia, Which state That seed Greasepaint of Jamun is effective in preventing the hyperglycemia position. This effect was Described as the increased exertion of Peroxisome Proliferator- Actuated Receptor (PPAR)Nascence and Gamma, which was assessed in 3T3- L1 Preadipocyte incubated for 1 day. PPARs are a Group of NRP, that regulate polysaccharides and the breakdown of lipid by managing Energy homeostasis as a recapfactor. Considering flavonoids formerly linked in cumin seed.
2. Tribulusterrestris:10
TT is the periodic factory of the family Zygophyllaceae, which is generally known as Tribulus, Hard frustrations, and scapegoat head in China. It is primarily grown in sub-tropical and Mediterranean climates, which are comparable to South America, China, India, Mexico, Spain, Bulgaria, and Pakistan. It is very small, ranging from 10 to 60cm. Tall, silky, or bristly shrub with hair. The splints are oval or oblong-lanceolate, antipodal, perpetually unstable, and pinnate from five to pairs. The root is light brown in color, thin, fibrous, spherical, and frequently pounded. It also has several little rootlets. In China, the fruits and roots of TT have been used for thousands of years as a traditional remedy. It has been certified for its medicinal activity multiple times in the past. For enhancing cardiac protection and sexual function as well as providing anti-urolithic, anti-tumor, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant products.
Scientific Classification:
Kingdom: Plantae
Family: Zygophyllaceae
Genus: Tribulus
Species: T. terrestris
Binomial name: Tribulus terrestris L.
Chemical constituents:
Its colorful corridor contains a range of chemical components with therapeutic significance, such as alkaloids, steroidal saponins, flavonoids, and flavonol glycosides.
Uses:
It can be used as an aphrodisiac, diuretic, urolithic, diabetic, immersion candying, hypolipidemic, cardiotonic, mediate nervous system, hepatoprotective, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, to treat spasmodic, to treat cancer, to treat bacterial, anthelmintic, larvicidal to treat cariogenic activities.
Antidiabetic activity:10
DM is a metabolism issue. Persistent hyperglycemia is brought on by either an inefficiency in the transport of insulin or a malfunction in its caching. The bacterium Terrestris (GST) exhibited inhibitory activity against α-glucosidase. Furthermore, it shows the progression of insulin-dependent diabetic symptoms and a postprandial rise in blood glucose. Beast crosses indicated that while intragastric glucose treatment had little effect on the postprandial blood glucose levels of normal and type 2 diabetic rats, it did dramatically disrupt the postprandial blood glucose circumstances in these rats. Clinical studies have shown that T. terrestris (WETT) water passage has anti-diabetic effects. The glucose levels measured while fasting, two hours postprandial glucose, glycosylated hemoglobin, and lipid profile in female diabetics were all affected by TT extract (1000mg).
3. Bitter Guard :
Plant Momordica charantia Linn., Known as bitter gourd, it is a member of the Cucurbitaceae family. It is grown in America, Tropical Africa, Malaya, China, and India. Previous reports indicate that its bitter fruits are aphrodisiac, and carminative, and preventive measures are employed in cases of rheumatism, syphilis, hepatic problems, and ophthalmia. Additionally, it helps treat leprosy, hostility, and piles.
Scientific classification
Kingdom : Plantae
Family: Cucurbitaceae.
Genus: Momordica
Species: Charantia
Binomial name: Momordica charantia L.
Chemical constituents:
Regarding the nutritional composition, Momordica charantia contains 91.8% water, 0.20% fat, 4.2% carbohydrates, And 1.4% fiber. Momordica charantia contains several biologically active chemical components such as glycosides, saponins, alkaloids, and Steroids.
Uses:
Bitter melon contains a chemical that acts like insulin to help decrease blood sugar levels, Cancer, viral infections, And immune disorders.
Antidiabetic activity:11
There are more herbal plants that are applied in Asia and other poor nations to prevent diabetes The herb M.C. has been researched as a potential diabetes treatment. Modern scientific evidence supports that the historic use of the M.C. program is beneficial. Is a herb that shows promise for treating diabetes. Research into the traditional Indian usage of bitter guard has shown that it is a medicinal herb that helps treat hypoglycemia in diabetic individuals.11
4. Psidiumgua java:
Psidiumgua java Linn, also called as” Guava” Belonging to the Family Myrtaceae is developed all over India. And the guava plant’s leaves are being utilized medicinally today. The waterless guava leaf extract works well for stage IIDM (hyperglycemia) because it prevents blood glucose from being absorbed. Numerous research has revealed the anti-diabetic properties of guava leaf flavonoids and polysaccharides.
Scientific Classification:
Kingdom: Plantae
Family: Myrtaceae
Genus: Psidium L.
Species: Psidium guajava.
Binomial name: Psidium guajava L.
Chemical Constituents:
Psidium guajava fruit includes antioxidants, lycopene, calcium, manganese, potassium, iron, phosphorus, carbs, protein, etc.
Uses:
People use guava leaf for stomach and intestinal conditions, pain, diabetes, and Wound healing. It is a popular traditional herbal plant for GI irritation such as diarrhea, dysentery, stomach aches, and indigestion.
Antidiabetic activity:
Guava splint tea inhibits several enzymes that proselyte carbohydrates in the digestive part into glucose, Potentially breaking its uptake into blood. Guava leaves in salutary fibers reduce sugar position and help diabetic cases to control their health. The emulsion in leaves helps to regulate Blood sugar situations after inhibiting immersion of two parts of Sugars videlicet maltose and sucrose. 12
5. Senegalia catechu:
Synonyms: Cutchtree, black cutch, black catechu, kher, catechu, and cachou.
Scientific Classification
Family: fabaceae.
Genus: Acacia mill.
Species: Black Cutch
Scientific name: Senegalia Catechu.
Important part: leaf.
Chemical constituents:
It has major constituents, like diterpenoids, lactones, flavonoid glycosides, diterpene glycosides, and Flavonoids.
Uses:
Plants play an important role in preventing diabetes from early times. Applied for diarrhea, raising of the smeller and throat, dysentery, raising of the colon (colitis), bleeding, indigestion, osteoarthritis, and disease. Hemorrhoids, and traumatic damages.
6. Safed Musli:
Synonyms: Safed Musli.
Scientific classification
Family: Liliaceae.
Scientific Name: Chlorophytum borivillianum.
Important part: Fleshy Roots.
Chemical constituents:
It’s a heavy source of 25 alkaloids, Proteins, carbohydrates, steroids, potassium, calcium, magnesium, phenol, and resins are among the substances and polysaccharides and alike contains towering volumes of simple sugars, by and large sucrose, glucose, fructose, galactose, mannose, and xylose.
Uses:
Safedmusli is used in the management of cancer, arthritis, diarrhea, and immunity. Potential Applications of SM for Diabetes: Crucial for Regulating the Body’s Blood Sugar Levels. It also contains antioxidants, which may benefit the pancreas against damage. The mentioned benefits of safedmuselion gluc levels in humans.
7. Catechu:
Synonyms: kattha, Gambier, pale Catechu.
Scientific classification
Family: Rubiaceae
Scientific name: Catechu
The important part: Bark
Chemical constituents:
Catechu is protocatechuic acid, Taxifolin, epicatechin, epigallocatechin, catechin, epicatechin gallate, procyanidin, Phloroglucin, aldobiuronicDgalactoseetc.
Uses:
Effective in treating leprosy, ulcers, boils, piles, and throat diseases, Antidiabetic properties, antihyperlipidemic properties anti-ulcer properties, and Antioxidant properties.
8. Curcuma:
Synonyms: Indian saffron, Haladi
Scientific Classification
Family: Zingiberaceae
Scinetific Name: Curcuma Long Linn
ImportantPart: Rhizome, curcumin
Economic important:
It is a mostly used ingredient in Indian curry And other food preparations, particularly in south Indian cooking.
Chemical Constituents:
Turmeric desmethoxycurcumin and Bisdemethoxycurcumin.
Uses:
Curcumin can help in the management of oxidative and inflammatory conditions, metabolic syndrome, arthritis, anxiety, hyperlipidemia, Inflammation, Degenerative eye conditions, Metabolic syndrome, Arthritis, Hyperlipidemia (cholesterol), Anxiety, Muscle soreness after exercise, Kidney health. Etc.
9. Affumarbuti:
Important Part: leaves and stems.
Chemical constituents:
Giloin, acetate is a major Constituent of terpenoids, alkaloids, lignans, and steroids.
Used:
For periods in the prevention of fever, hostility, habitual diarrhea, cancer, dysentery, and bone fracture, DM is a multifunctional complaint with several causes and multiple consequences. medical foods play a vital part in upgrading diabetic condition. Tinospora cordifolia (T. cordifolia) is frequently used in vedas drug for the operation of diabetes.
PREPARATIONS METHOD:
1) Drying – All the factory materials were dried and ground.
2) Importing – All the needed herbal maquillages are counted collectively.
3) Size Reduction – The crude constituents were collected and these constituents were size-reduced using hand driven mixer collectively.
4) Mixing – All these fine constituents were mixed thoroughly by a mixer to form a homogeneous fine grease paint.
5) Sieving – also this fine grease paint was passed through sieve no. 80 to get a sufficient volume of fine grease paint.
6) Quilting and Labelling – also it was packed and labeled suitably.
MOA of the selected herbal plant as antidiabetes:
Similarly, this review delineated nine herbal shops that harbor intricate active compounds responsible for their mode of action. Various mechanisms implicated in the treatment of diabetes include enhancing insulin sensitivity, promoting insulin secretion, protecting pancreatic islets, and inhibiting the absorption of dietary carbohydrates (Citation 5). In general, anti-diabetic medications exert control over blood glucose levels through two primary mechanisms: action and metabolism. The liver plays a pivotal role in regulating the uptake and release of glucose by converting glycogen to glucose. Additionally, the pancreas modulates blood glucose levels by increasing insulin production from ß-cells while decreasing glucagon secretion from α-cells.13
Advantages of herbal drugs over allopathy:14
· Natural Healing: Herbal remedies do not impede the body's inherent healing capabilities; rather, they augment the natural healing process, expediting recovery and promoting an optimal internal environment conducive to healing.
· Continued Benefits: Many herbal remedies are accompanied by specific guidelines regarding diet, rest, and exercise, enhancing the efficacy of the treatment by preparing the body to respond optimally. These beneficial lifestyle changes ultimately assist individuals in achieving a healthier state.
· Enhanced Immunity: By bolstering the body's natural healing processes and addressing detrimental habits that contribute to poor health, herbal remedies help fortify the immune system, providing greater resilience against illness.
· Metabolism and Nutrition: Strengthening the immune system and adopting a holistic approach to diet and lifestyle result in improved metabolism, facilitating better absorption of nutrients from one's diet.
· Side Effects: When herbal remedies are used by traditional practices and under the guidance of a knowledgeable practitioner, the risk of adverse effects is minimal.
CONCLUSION:
DM is a clinical pattern characterized by Insulin insufficiency and impaired insulin sensitivity in mortal beings. Increasing blood sugar leads To the gyration of body proteins, fat, and Carbohydrates that in turn cause secondary Complications The affecting eyes, neurons, order, and liver. Still, Multifactorial conditions to Bear multi-drug expression Consisting of specifics from different pharmacological Conduct to help their complication use of Nine gravies amalgamation (polyherbarisum) may Overcome this problem And help to help problem need of new well Polyherbal expression to avoid the society Problem. The antidiabetic herbal shops and vended phrasings may be helpful to academics and medical professionals for additional scientific research in the field of pharmacology and remedies.
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Received on 27.03.2024 Revised on 22.02.2025 Accepted on 29.09.2025 Published on 22.01.2026 Available online from January 29, 2026 Asian J. Pharm. Res. 2026; 16(1):21-26. DOI: 10.52711/2231-5691.2026.00003 ©Asian Pharma Press All Right Reserved
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