Journal of Phytomolecules and Pharmacology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
2(2), P. 64 - 82
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Medicinal
plants
have
immense
significance
to
treat
various
diseases
and
great
potential
discover
develop
new
therapies.This
paper
aims
summarize
the
in
vitro
vivo
investigations
conducted
evaluate
anti-inflammatory
activities
of
selected
medicinal
Bangladesh.The
active
molecules
reported
from
those
also
been
highlighted.The
species
included
this
review
are
Abelmoschus
esculentus
(L.)
Moench,
Asparagus
racemosus
Willd.,
Blumea
lacera
(Burm.f.)
DC.,
Butea
monosperma
(Lam.)Taub.,
Cheilocostus
speciosus
(J.Koenig)
C.D.Specht.,
Mussaenda
roxburghii
Hook.f.,
Anthocephalus
cadamba
(Roxb.)Miq.,
Phyllanthus
reticulatus
Poir.,
Sesbania
grandiflora
Pers.and
Spondias
pinnata
(L.f.)
Kurz.The
toxic
effect
these
has
briefly.We
hope
that
overview
will
shed
some
light
on
function
their
treatment
inflammatory
attract
attention
investigators
interested
designing
novel
therapeutic
approaches.
Molecules,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
28(24), P. 8045 - 8045
Published: Dec. 12, 2023
Humans
are
constantly
at
high
risk
of
emerging
pandemics
caused
by
viral
and
bacterial
infections.
The
emergence
new
is
mainly
evolved
viruses
bacteria
that
highly
resistant
to
existing
medications.
rapid
evolution
infectious
agents
demands
the
urgent
investigation
therapeutic
strategies
prevent
treat
these
infections
an
early
stage.
One
includes
use
medicinal
herbs
for
their
antibacterial
antiviral
properties.
herbal
medicines
as
remedies
very
ancient
has
been
employed
centuries.
Many
studies
have
confirmed
antimicrobial
activities
against
various
pathogens
in
vitro
vivo.
effect
attributed
natural
bioactive
molecules
present
plants
such
alkaloids,
flavonoids,
terpenoids.
Different
mechanisms
proposed
how
enhance
immune
system
combat
pathogens.
Such
include
disruption
cell
membranes,
suppression
protein
synthesis,
limitation
pathogen
replication
through
inhibition
nucleic
acid
synthesis.
Medicinal
shown
a
number
diseases
modulating
system's
components.
For
instance,
many
alleviate
inflammation
reducing
pro-inflammatory
cytokines
(e.g.,
tumor
necrosis
factor-alpha
(TNF-α),
interleukin-1,
IL-6)
while
promoting
production
anti-inflammatory
IL-10).
also
play
role
defense
intracellular
enhancing
proliferation
functions
killer
cells,
T-helper-1
macrophages.
In
this
review,
we
will
explore
most
common
preventing
treating
non-infectious
diseases.
Using
current
recently
published
studies,
focus
on
immunomodulatory
effects
induced
responses
during
BACKGROUND.
Phytotherapy
refers
to
the
use
of
plant
extracts
for
therapeutic
purpose.
It
plays
important
role
in
ancient
medicine
practices.
has
been
considered
as
a
cornerstone
development
modern
drugs.
With
advancement
field
science
and
technology,
researchers
systematically
evaluate
medicinal
properties
plants.
OBJECTIVE.
is
an
integrative
approach
that
integrates
traditional
knowledge
with
techniques
identification,
isolation,
test
derivative
compounds.
Literature
on
plant-derived
natural
products
used
suitable
precursors
drug
discovery
was
included.
METHODS.
The
data
source
were
obtained
through
literature
publications
using
different
scientific
search
engines.
RESULTS.
These
papers
carefully
evaluated,
critically
analyzed
structured
accurate
information.
process
begins
ethnobotanical
surveys
study
select
promising
potential
herb.
Phytochemical
methods
are
then
employed
extract
isolate
active
constituents.
phytotherapy
drugs
have
plants
support
health
manage
various
conditions.
Recently
analytical
chemistry
genomics
essential
accelerating
process.
High-throughput
screening,
molecular
docking,
bioinformatics
tools
enabled
rapid
identification
bioactive
Traditional
significantly
influenced
by
providing
wealth
about
plant-based
remedies.
Many
pharmaceuticals
roots
herbal
practices,
compounds
isolated
from
forming
basis
effective
treatments.
CONCLUSION.
This
integration
wisdom
research
led
targeted
therapies,
emphasizing
importance
discovery.
As
continue
explore
compounds,
remains
vital
new
medicines.
Moreover,
advancements
pharmacokinetics
pharmacodynamics
improved
understanding
interact
biological
systems,
enhancing
their
efficacy
safety
profiles.
Journal of the American Nutrition Association,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 12
Published: May 7, 2025
Asparagus
racemosus,
more
famous
as
Shatavari,
is
a
popular
medicinal
plant
with
broad
species
distribution
across
the
Indian
subcontinent
well
globe.
The
multidimensional
therapeutic
potential
of
this
herb
has
earned
it
title
"Queen
Herbs."
Shatavari
rich
in
bioactive
constituents
including
alkaloids,
carboxylic
acids,
polycyclic
hydrocarbons,
isoflavones,
flavonoids,
dihydrophenanthrene
derivatives,
furan
essential
oils,
sterols,
and
steroidal
saponin
(specifically
Shatavarin-I
to
VI),
distributed
throughout
rhizome
other
parts
plant.
These
compounds
are
frequently
used
treatment
several
medical
conditions,
dysentery,
diabetic
retinopathy,
hypertension,
anxiety
disorders,
inflammation,
tumors,
mental
hyperacidity,
viral
diseases,
spasms,
chronic
fever,
rheumatism.
In
addition,
possesses
antibacterial,
adaptogenic,
antioxidant
properties.
Shatavarin
IV,
sarsapogenin
enriched
roots
especially
beneficial
for
women's
reproductive
health
also
acts
an
effective
stressbuster.
It
remedy
female
infertility
by
boosting
libido,
managing
sexual
organ
facilitating
folliculogenesis
ovulation,
preparing
uterus
conception,
preventing
miscarriages,
functioning
postpartum
tonic
enhancing
lactation
restoring
uterine
hormonal
homeostasis.
regard,
novel
root
formulation,
Shevari4T®,
been
developed,
IV
content
exceeding
7.4%,
which
promises
deliver
goodness
women.
This
review
provides
comprehensive
insight
into
holistic
benefits
particular
emphasis
on
IV.Key
teaching
pointsAsparagus
racemosus
(Shatavari)
perennial
climber
containing
multiple
selected
saponins,
namely,
I
-
VI.Shatavarin
most
potent
glycosides
found
abundance
plant.Shatavarin
comprising
two
molecules
rhamnose
one
glucose
molecule,
basically
glycoside
sarsasapogenin.Shatavarin
from
exhibits
pharmacological
effects
antioxidant,
anti-cancer,
anti-inflammatory,
cardioprotective,
immunomodulatory,
neuroprotective,
antidiabetic
antihypertensive
properties.It
augments
fertility
reproduction
Biomedicines,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(5), P. 1129 - 1129
Published: May 7, 2025
Background/Objectives:
Major
depressive
disorder
(MDD)
is
a
major
global
health
concern
that
intimately
linked
to
neuroinflammation,
oxidative
stress,
mitochondrial
dysfunction,
and
complicated
metabolic
abnormalities.
Traditional
antidepressants
frequently
fall
short,
highlighting
the
urgent
need
for
new,
safer,
more
acceptable
therapeutic
techniques.
Phytochemicals,
i.e.,
natural
derived
from
plants,
are
emerging
as
powerful
plant-based
therapies
capable
of
targeting
many
pathogenic
pathways
at
same
time.
Summary:
This
narrative
review
synthesizes
evidence
preclinical
clinical
studies
on
efficacy
phytochemicals
such
curcumin,
polyphenols,
flavonoids,
alkaloids
in
lowering
depressed
symptoms.
Consistent
data
show
these
substances
have
neuroprotective,
anti-inflammatory,
antioxidant
properties,
altering
neuroimmune
interactions,
reducing
damage,
improving
resilience.
Particularly,
polyphenols
flavonoids
great
potential
because
their
capacity
penetrate
blood–brain
barrier,
inhibit
cytokine
activity,
encourage
neuroplasticity
mediated
by
brain-derived
neurotrophic
factor
(BDNF).
Despite
promising
results,
heterogeneity
study
designs,
phytochemical
formulations,
patient
demographics
highlights
importance
thorough,
standardized
studies.
Conclusions:
identifies
compelling
adjuvant
or
independent
depression
treatment,
providing
multimodal
mechanisms
enhanced
tolerability.
Additional
research
into
improved
dosage,
pharmacokinetics,
long-term
safety,
integrative
therapy
approaches
essential.
Using
phytotherapeutics
could
considerably
improve
holistic
customized
care,
encouraging
new
routes
neuroscience
psychiatry.
Plants,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(10), P. 1370 - 1370
Published: May 15, 2024
The
medicinal
plant
tulsi
(Ocimum
sanctum
L.)
is
acknowledged
for
its
invigorating
and
healing
properties
that
enhance
resilience
to
stress
in
various
human
animal
models
by
modulating
antioxidant
compounds.
While
extensive
research
has
documented
these
effects
humans,
the
adaptogenic
potential
of
stressful
vitro
systems
not
been
explored.
This
study
aimed
elucidate
leaf
extract
on
regeneration
tobacco
explants
through
an
investigation
indoleamines
at
different
developmental
stages.
Shoot
from
medium
supplemented
with
(20%)
was
compared
control,
differences
indoleamine
compounds
were
analyzed
using
ultra-performance
liquid
chromatography.
Treatment
resulted
almost
two-fold
increase
number
regenerants
after
four
weeks
culture,
9%
resembled
somatic
embryo-like
structures.
occurrence
browning
extract-treated
stopped
day
10,
shoots
began
develop,
a
significant
concentration
tryptamine
N-acetyl-serotonin
accumulated.
A
comparative
analysis
intact
cut
leaves
also
revealed
pivotal
role
melatonin
2-hydroxymelatonin
functioning
as
antioxidants
during
adaptation.
demonstrates
potent
adaptogen
capable
morphogenesis
vitro,
paving
way
further
investigations
into
adaptogens
biology.