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Curcuma zedoaria Rosc (Zingiberaceae): a review on its chemical, pharmacological and biological activities

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Snakebite being a quick progressing serious situation needs immediate and aggressive therapy. Snake venom antiserum is the only approved and effective treatment available, but for selected snake species only. The requirement of trained staff for administration and serum reactions make the therapy complicated. In tropical countries where snakebite incidence is high and healthcare facilities are limited, mortality and morbidities associated with snake envenomation are proportionately high. Traditional compilations of medical practitioners’ personal journals have wealth of plant-based snake venom antidotes. Relatively, very few plants or their extractives have been scientifically investigated for neutralization of snake venom or its components. None of these investigations presents enough evidence to initiate clinical testing of the agents. This review focuses on curating Indian traditional snake envenomation therapies, identifying plants involved and finding relevant evidence across modern literature to neutralize snake venom components. Traditional formulations, their method of preparation and dosing have been discussed along with the investigational approach in modern research and their possible outcomes. A safe and easily administrable small molecule of plant origin that would protect or limit the spread of venom and provide valuable time for the victim to reach the healthcare centre would be a great lifesaver.

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A Contemporary Exploration of Traditional Indian Snake Envenomation Therapies

Phytochemical and antioxidant screening of anacylus pyrethrum, apium graveolens, boerhaavia diffusa, cinnamomum cassia blume, cuscumis melo linn, cuscumis sativus linn, daucus sativus, foeniculum vulgare, trachyspermum ammii and theit effect on various human ailments

Herbal medicinal natural plants and species are mostly used for wide purposes in Pakistan in current situation. There are diverse variety of phytochemical constituents which are present in plants and act as secondary metabolites that are formed from the normal metabolism likewise alkaloids, flavonoids, glycoside, phenols, steroids and other specific pigments. Therefore, the botanist concentrations are increasingly changing to ethnobotanical practices due to availability at lower price, wide safety and efficacy margin and less side effects of plants. The medicinal benefits of the special phytochemical of the plants cannot be ignored. Some of the herbal plants have been expressed for their significance to take care of the different ailments of mankind particularly correlated to liver, GIT, stomach and colon.

Phytochemical and antioxidant screening of cassia angustifolia,curcuma zedoaria, embelia ribes, piper nigrum, rosa damascena,terminalia belerica, terminalia chebula, zingiber officinale and their effect on stomach and liver

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Phytochemical and antioxidant screening of anacylus pyrethrum, apium graveolens, boerhaavia diffusa, cinnamomum cassia blume, cuscumis melo linn, cuscumis sativus linn, daucus sativus, foeniculum vulgare, trachyspermum ammii and theit effect on various human ailments

Phytochemical and antioxidant screening of cassia angustifolia,curcuma zedoaria, embelia ribes, piper nigrum, rosa damascena,terminalia belerica, terminalia chebula, zingiber officinale and their effect on stomach and liver