Studies on plants having antihelmenthic activity
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An herb is a plant that is esteemed for flavour, aroma, or different qualities. Herbs are used in cooking, as medicines, and for spiritual purposes. From old days to now a day, medicinal plants are a potential and valuable for the treatment of several diseases and disorders.
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Historical background of medicinal plants and folk medicines
- The historical use of medicinal plants dates back over 5000 years to ancient Sumerian clay tablets listing over 250 plants used for drug preparation. Many plants used in ancient Chinese, Indian, Egyptian and Greek medicine from 2500 BC to 50 AD are still used today.
- In the Middle Ages, monasteries grew and prepared medicinal plants. In the 19th century, isolation of active alkaloids like morphine, quinine and pomegranate marked the rise of scientific pharmacy.
- Today most pharmacopoeias worldwide still include medicinal plants like garlic, aloe vera, opium poppy, fennel and clove that were traditionally used as folk medicines for their healing
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Medicinal plants
Medicinal plants refer to plants that have recognized medical uses. Their uses range from mainstream pharmaceutical products to herbal medicine preparations. Some common medicinal plants discussed in the document include tulsi, neem, aloe vera, turmeric, ginger, amla, and brahmi. These plants have various medicinal properties and uses such as treating fever, inflammation, skin conditions, liver and heart health issues, and more. Medicinal plants offer benefits like lower costs than prescription drugs, fewer side effects, and treatment of multiple health conditions. However, it is important to consult a medical professional when using herbal medicines.
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Historical background of medicinal plants and folk medicines
- The historical use of medicinal plants dates back over 5000 years to ancient Sumerian clay tablets listing over 250 plants used for drug preparation. Many plants used in ancient Chinese, Indian, Egyptian and Greek medicine from 2500 BC to 50 AD are still used today.
- In the Middle Ages, monasteries grew and prepared medicinal plants. In the 19th century, isolation of active alkaloids like morphine, quinine and pomegranate marked the rise of scientific pharmacy.
- Today most pharmacopoeias worldwide still include medicinal plants like garlic, aloe vera, opium poppy, fennel and clove that were traditionally used as folk medicines for their healing
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Aloe Vera has properties that make it excellent for speeding up the healing process for injuries like burns, cuts, and scars. It is well known for its anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and cellular regenerative properties. Being strongly anti-bacterial and anti-fungal, Aloe Vera helps wounds heal and protects the body from free radicals.
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- Hibiscus rosa-sinensis flowers are used as an emollient and treatment for bronchial catarrh.
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Indian spices that fight against lung cancer
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Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) refers to therapies and practices applied alongside conventional medicine to improve health, relaxation and well-being. It aims to enhance coping mechanisms and reduce stress and pain. Integrative care combines both CAM and conventional modalities in a patient-centered treatment plan. Several herbal plants from the Philippines are described that are used as CAM therapies to treat infections, diabetes, cancer, hypertension and other ailments. Their properties and traditional uses are outlined.
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As people have seen, the giant industrial wind farms, small household wind turbines, and also everything in between are erecting all over the places. In 2012, the electricity capacity from the wind power in the total electric capacity is about 7.2% in EU, 2.0% in China, and 3.6% in US. Nevertheless, most people agree that wind energy should claim much greater share of the future energy supply. For eg:-, the United States is working on an ambitious target of 21% total electricity capacity by 2030. Indeed, wind energy is one of the fastest growing energy sources today and also in the foreseeable future. However, findings a suitable site to build the wind farm or simply set up the wind turbine is not always easy. The wind must be strong and must be consistent; the tower cannot obstruct the view; and the noise cannot disturb the local residence. Due to the fast growth of the population, it is aggrandizingly difficult to find a suitable place that is proper for a wind turbine yet will not interfere with the people’s everyday life (Srensen et al., 2002).
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Isolation of pure culture, its various method.
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Studies on plants having antihelmenthic activity
- 1. STUDIES ON Plants Having Antihelmenthic Activity SREEREMYA.S ASSISTANT PROFESSOR DEPT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY SREE NARAYANA GURU COLLEGE,CBE
- 2. • An herb is a plant that is esteemed for flavour, aroma, or different qualities. Herbs are used • in cooking, as medicines, and for spiritual purposes. From old days to now a day, medicinal • plants are a potential and valuable for the treatment of several diseases and disorders.
- 3. • Herbal medicine is a major component in • all traditional medical systems, and a • common element in Siddha, Ayurvedic, • Homeopathic, Naturopathic, Traditional • Chinese medicine, and Native American • medicine [1]
- 4. • Anthelmintic Activity Assessment of • Melanthera albinervia, Conyza • sumatrensis and Cyperacium nathera • The anthelmintic movement of three • medicinal plants in particular Melanthera • albinervia (Asteraceae), Conyza • sumatrensis (Asteraceae) and Cyperacium • nathera (Cyperaceae) used in Kalemie and • its surroundings against the • gastrointestinal parasites beside the • therapeutic effect of the ivermectin. Each • plant dried away from the sunlight, • crushed and 30 g of each drug is • administered to goats
- 5. • Anthelmintic Activity of Helicteres Isora • Linn. Fruit Extract • Helicteres isora Linn. (Sterculiaceae), • considered as one of the botanical source • of Murva in Punjab, commonly named as • Mrigshringa in Sanskrit is a large shrub or • small tree, occur often gregariously, • throughout India and in dry deciduous • forests, up to 1500 m on the hill slopes. • Murva is used in several Ayurvedic • formulations as an ingredient for the • treatment of intermittent fever, abdominal • colic, laxative, urinary diseases, pruritus, • diabetes mellitus, Helmenthiasis, epilepsy, • piles, typhoid, sterility, rigidity in lower • limbs and skin diseases.
- 6. • ANTIHELMENTHIC ACTIVITY • C. rotundus L. (Family-Cyperaceae), or • purple nutsedge or nutgrass, is a perennial • weed with slender, scaly creeping • rhizomes, bulbous at the base and arising • singly from the tubers which are about 1–3 • cm long. The tubers are externally blackish • in colour and reddish white inside, with a • characteristic odour
- 7. • Momordica charantia or Bitter Melon • Momordica charantia or bitter melon, also • known as balsam pear or Karela, is a • Tropical vegetable, is a common food in • Indian cuisine and has been used • extensively in folk medicine as a remedy • for diabetes. The Latin name Momordica • means “to bite” (referring to the jagged • edges of the leaf, which appear as if they • have been bitten). In Ayurveda, the fruit is • considered as tonic, stomachic, stimulant, • emetic, antibilous, laxative and alterative. • Bitter melon has been available in various • Asian traditional medicine systems for a • long time. Like most bitter-tasting foods, • bitter melon stimulates digestion.
- 8. • Chemotherapy is the majorly used • effective tool to cure and control helminth • infection, as effective vaccines have not • been developed so far. Use of the existing • drugs causes adverse effects and made the • parasites to develop drug resistance. • Development of resistance to most of the • commercially available anthelmintics • became a problem world-wide. These • factors paved the way for herbal remedies • as an effective alternate anthelmintics [20]. • These days modern research focuses on • phytoremedies to overcome adverse • effects and drug resistance problems. A • number of medicinal plants have been • availed to treat parasitic
- 9. REFERNCE • Plants Having Antihelmenthic Activity: A Review,S. Sreeremya, International Journal of Plant Biotechnology,eISSN: 2456-0162 ,Vol. 3: Issue 1