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An ayurvedic herb utilised since ancient times, Berberis aristata is an Indian medicinal plant that is a member of the Berberidaceae family. Other names for it are Daruharidra, Daruhaldi, Indian berberi, Darvi, and Chitra. Antipyretic, antibacterial, antimicrobial, anti-hepatotoxic, anti-hyperglycemic, anti-cancer, antioxidant, and antilipidemic properties are all beneficial properties of the plant. Additionally, gynaecological disorders, HIV-AIDS, osteoporosis, diabetes, eye and ear infections, wound healing, jaundice, skin illnesses, malarial fever, and diarrhoea can all be treated using B. aristata extracts and formulations. In order to provide insights into the development of possibly novel bioactives from plant scaffolds, this review attempts to emphasise the pharmacognostic and pharmacological uses of B. aristata. The geographic origins and taxonomy of Berberis aristata will also be highlighted in this review. The plant’s fruit is high in vitamin C and edible. This plant produces a very valuable ayurvedic concoction called Rashut, which is used as a laxative, tonic, and blood purifier to treat human ailments such ulcers and ocular diseases. According to phytochemical analyses, the plant B....
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Cleome gynandra (Capparaceae) is also known as spider plant. Cleome gynandra is an abundantly available species and grows as a weed in common barren land and in crop fields throughout India. In all over the world in different countries it is used to treat many diseases in their traditional system, and it is also used in various traditional culinary systems for its remarkable nutritional and antioxidant properties. In India alone it is used by the traditional healers for many diseases e.g. epilepsy, irritable bowel syndrome and in protozoal and worm infections. C. gynandra is typically well-known herb in southern Africa reaching out from the Limpopo, the North-West, Gauteng, the Northern Cape, and Namibia. The majority of these plants pharmacologically active phytochemicals are secondary metabolites produced during cellular metabolism. Cleome gynandra a valuable plant in traditional medicines and potential source for developing a therapeutic agent. In this review article through various established facts regarding the medicinal applications of Cleome gynandra has been cited regarding the Immunomodulator, Antioxidant, Anticarcinogenic, Analgesic properties...
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Kigelia pinnata Linn (Balam Kheera) Belongs to the family Bignoniace and commonly called as “Sausage tree” because of its hugs fruits. To study pharmacognosy and phytochemistry of kigelia pinnata and also studying Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani system of medicine. Kigelia Africana (lam) Benth. It is one of those tree species that have been heavily exploited for their medicinal, religious and cultural values. These species can reach 20 meters in height, sausage like in appearance with long cord-like talks. The species is native in Africa. Preliminary phytochemical screening performed on chloroform, petroleum ether, methanol, ethanol showed the presence of alkaloids, glycosides, flavonoids, steroids and tannins. The chemical constituent present in Kigelia pinnata is Naphthoquinone lapachol, pinnatal, isopinnatal, steroid is naphthoquinone, saponin, tannins, flavonoids. The collection of Kigelia pinnata leaves, fruits, stem, flowers etc. To study pharmacognostic characteristics of Kigelia pinnata leaves. The performance of the phytochemical screening of Kigelia pinnata leaves based on their physiochemical studies. To isolate pure phytoconstituent from extract by thin layer chromatography and elucidate structure of compound...
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Ayurveda, the science of life, has a rich history in India and has been utilized for millennia to address various health issues. Ayurveda is deeply established in the application of mixtures of various herbs and medications to address numerous health issue. It includes a vast array of remedies, two of which are fermented: Asava and Arishta. These alcohol-based medicines are created by fermenting herbal liquids or decoctions with the addition of sugars. Asava and arista are considered unique Ayurvedic dosage forms due to their unlimited shelf life. Naturally produced alcohol in these preparations amplifies the medicinal and therapeutic properties of the treatments. Ayurvedic formulations like Asava and Arishta are highly regarded due to their unique characteristics that render them more beneficial compared to other preparations. This study provides an overview of the latest available information regarding Arishta and...
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The fruit, native to Central America, is known for its unique appearance and rich nutritional content. This profile includes an examination of the plant’s macroscopic and microscopic features of fruit anatomy. A significant focus is placed on the phytochemical constituents of Canistel, which include alkaloids, flavonoids, tannins, and terpenoids. These compounds associated with various biological activities. The bioactive substances contribute to the plant’s antioxidant property suggesting its therapeutic potential in traditional medicine. Also the plant’s role in managing conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and digestive disorders has been documented in traditional medicine. The pharmacognostic profile also includes the plant’s pharmacological properties, which support its use in the development of natural health products. The canistel is egg-shaped fruit and sweet, dense pulp Microscopically, the plant’s cellular structures, such as Parenchyma cells, Vascular Tissues, Fibres and vascular bundles, This detailed anatomical study helps in ensuring the authenticity and quality of the plant material used in medicinal applications. The plant’s medicinal uses also support its potential therapeutic value, as it has been utilized...
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