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Plants serve humans as primary sources for food, shelter, and medicines. So, understanding the plant’s uses in treating diseases is very important for leading a healthier life. Our ancestors have used various plants as medicines, and there is a need to provide scientific evidence for the same. Annona glabra is one of the plants natives to Florida in the United States, the Caribbean, and central and west Africa. It is an invasive species in Sri Lanka and Australia, and it is also distributed in India. It is commonly called pond apple, alligator apple, or bob wood. These plants contain mostly flavonoids, glycosides, saponins, tannins, steroids, acidic compounds, and anthraquinones. Not much scientific support was given to the folklore claims of the plant, and some of its traditional uses have been investigated, including anti-leishmanial activity, anti-microbial activity, anti-cancer activity, anti-inflammatory activity, burn-healing properties, larvicidal efficacy, wine production, and anti-oxidant activity. This article is a review of research done on the plant Annona glabra. As a part of it, the taxonomy,...
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Kidney stones are also called as renal calculus or nephrolith. These are small, hard, deposits of mineral and acid salts on the inner lining of the kidney. Nephrolithiasis is characterized by the formation of renal calculus within the kidneys. When these stones leave the renal pelvis and travel into the remaining portions of the urinary system, which includes the ureters, bladder, and urethra, this condition is known as urolithiasis. Urolithiasis has become a serious global health problem and it is a common painful urologic condition that affects 12% of people worldwide. Nephrolithiasis is more common in men as compared to women and the recurrence rate in men (70-81%) is also higher than the females (47-60%). People of all ages are affected by urolithiasis but the age between 50 and 60 years was the peak age for the formation of calcium oxalate stones. Lauraceae is one of the most common and widely spread families. The plants of Lauraceae family are grown in tropical and warm climates. Some species of Lauraceae...
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Fast dissolving or mouth disintegrating tablets are oral delivery systems intended for a rapid breakdown of the dosage form in the mouth or oral cavity, in contrast to other conventional dose forms. Labetalol, an alpha-1-adrenergic antagonist of the third generation, has vasodilatory and antihypertensive properties. It is used to treat hypertension and angina. Using novel co-processed super disintegrants and physical combinations combining croscarmellose and crospovidone in 1:1, 1:2, 1:3, 2:1, and 3:1 ratios, this study attempts to produce and evaluate labetalol fast dissolving tablets. The direct compression method was used to make the tablets. The tablets work instantly since they dissolve quickly when used orally. Like liquid dosage forms, orally disintegrating tablets are easier to take and offer greater convenience. Important excipients called disintegrants are added to solid dosage forms in order to break or disintegrate tablets in aqueous media. The disintegrants enhance the formulation’s surface area, or tablet’s surface area, and counteract the cohesive forces that hold the particles...
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Paralysis is the temporary or permanent absence of voluntary muscle movement. Gadget problems can be crippling. Because changes in fear and muscles are affected. Partial, partial, or complete paralysis may occur in humans. Almost all causes of paralysis are spinal cord injury (SCI), head trauma, peripheral neuropathy, stroke, and multiple sclerosis. Bell’s palsy reasons transient facial paralysis. Not on the whole, muscle tissue themselves are the purpose, as this may also be because of a hassle around someplace alongside the chain of nerve cells that journey from the frame part in your brain and back once more. on this evaluate, gain an understanding greater about the forms of paralysis, their reasons, symptoms, complications, diagnosis and the maximum essential 37 medicinal plant for his or her software and therapy of illness associated with paralysis. Out of the 37 plant life documented, 11 flowers were pronounced for their capability to remedy paralysis. Even though, the facts on the recorded plants have been in particular discovered to be deficient, requiring right authentication...
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The biologically active compounds present in plants are called phytochemicals. Phytochemical analysis unlocks the secrets within these plants, revealing the identity of these valuable molecules. This review helps in study of exciting world of plant chemistry, utilizing diverse techniques to unveil the phytochemicals of various medicinal species. Analysing the profile of these phytochemicals in medicinal plants is crucial for understanding their potential therapeutic effects, identifying novel drug leads, and ensuring product quality control. The goal of phytochemical analysis is to evaluate the medicinal potential of plant by various methods like extraction, chromatographic techniques, spectroscopic methods for identifying and isolating their phytoconstituents. Extraction techniques are the main one. Digestion, maceration, and percolation are the examples of extraction techniques. Similarly phytochemical screening of Alkaloids, Flavonoids etc. also included in this study. Spectroscopic methods play a pivotal role in this process, offering a powerful tool to qualitatively identify and quantitatively analyse these fascinating molecules. Phytochemical study is very useful for us because of many applications are occurred especially in disease prevention or...
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