Anamirta cocculus

Ethnobotanical Studies

Studies

Vertigoheel promotes rodent cognitive performance in multiple memory tests.

Summary

A study was conducted to assess the potential cognitive benefits of VH-04, a drug that has been used for decades to treat vertigo. The researchers investigated its effects on memory and explored the biological mechanisms behind its activity. Cognitive impairment in older individuals and those with brain disorders can be debilitating, and current therapies only offer temporary improvement. This research aims to find new, safe, and effective therapeutics to reverse or delay cognitive impairment. By repurposing VH-04, a drug with a proven safety record, there is hope for developing a more successful treatment option.

Ott K et al (2023).
Front Neurosci.
PubMed:
37325043

Combining DNA and HPTLC profiles to differentiate a pain relief herb, Mallotus repandus, from plants sharing the same common name, "Kho-Khlan".

Summary

This study developed a method combining HPTLC and Bar-HRM analysis to differentiate between Mallotus repandus and two other plant species with the same common name. This technique can be used to accurately identify plant species, which is important for ensuring the safety and efficacy of medicinal formulas.

Thongkhao K et al (2022).
PLoS One.
PubMed:
35679267

In silico evaluation of binding of phytochemicals from bayati (Anamirta cocculus Linn) to the glutathione-s-transferase of Asian Corn Borer (Ostrinia furnacalis Guenée).

Castrosanto MA et al (2023).
J Biomol Struct Dyn.
PubMed:
35138221

The low-dose combination preparation Vertigoheel activates cyclic nucleotide pathways and stimulates vasorelaxation.

Heinle H et al (2010).
Clin Hemorheol Microcirc.
PubMed:
20852360

Inhibition of Heinz body induction in an in vitro model and total antioxidant activity of medicinal Thai plants.

Palasuwan A et al (2005).
Asian Pac J Cancer Prev.
PubMed:
16435991