Common Names: pig's knee
Chinese herbs Libosch, Bl., Thunb, and Ramat have shown potential as functional food materials. Identified constituents are mainly flavones and aromatic compounds. They demonstrated significant effects in reducing cell injury markers and improving cell function. These herbs could be beneficial for reducing cell apoptosis and improving cell migration capacity.
AR has potential pharmacological effects for hypertension and cerebral ischemia. Further research needed for validation and possible use in medical treatment.
Researchers studied the transfer of acetaminophen into various parts of the body when used alone or with a traditional Chinese medicinal herb. Results show no significant difference in pharmacokinetics and suggest broad-range analgesic effects of acetaminophen.
A compound from Achyranthis bidentatae (ABPW1) protects against kidney damage and intestinal issues in diabetic mice by modulating gut microbiota and producing beneficial short chain fatty acids. Potential application for diabetic kidney disease prevention.
ABP polysaccharide improves gut microbiota in T2DM mice, increasing SCFAs and GLP-1 levels, activating GLP-1/INS pathway. Potential T2DM therapeutic candidate.
Researchers studied the effects of Ecdysterone from Achyranthes bidentata Blume on acute ischemic stroke (AIS). EDS shows antioxidant and anti-cerebral hypoxia properties, potentially improving AIS outcomes. This research may lead to new therapies for stroke patients.
Researchers studied how ecdysterone, a compound in Blume, can improve cognitive dysfunction in conditions like Alzheimer's by reducing oxidative stress through Nrf2 activation. This could lead to potential treatment options.
Researchers identified new compounds in Achyranthes bidentata seeds, potentially useful for treating various health conditions. Compound 23 showed promising acetylcholinesterase inhibitory activity, indicating potential therapeutic value. This study highlights the importance of using chemometric approaches for phytochemical exploration.
TCM can influence the gut microbiome to combat osteoporosis. This is because the gut microbiome affects inflammation, hormone levels, nutrient absorption, and bone mass. TCM herbs can regulate the gut microbiome and indirectly impact bone health. Puerarin specifically improves intestinal health and reduces inflammation caused by estrogen deficiency.
Certain polysaccharides can improve gut microbiota and regulate bone metabolism. Factors like molecular weight and composition influence effectiveness, enhancing bone health. This can guide treatment of bone metabolic disorders.