Cinnamon water extract (CWE) improved diarrhea symptoms, increased colonic transit time, and altered gut microbiota composition by increasing certain metabolites and changing microbial groups.
This study investigates the potential anti-diabetic effects of Sri Lankan cinnamon extract in patients with type-2 diabetes, which has not been explored before.
JXK, a traditional Chinese herbal formula, effectively treats chronic heart failure (CHF) with seven medicinal herbs. While its clinical efficacy is proven, the specific mechanisms remain unknown. Further research is needed for potential cardiac treatment advancements.
Study investigated cinnamomum cassia for antioxidant potential in lupus redox pathways. Potential novel therapy for lupus due to antioxidant properties, may impact disease activity.
Researchers studied the antiparasitic and antifungal properties of Schinus molle and Cinnamomum cassia essential oils, as well as their blends. Results show promising activity against Leishmania and Candida, indicating potential for new treatments.
Researchers studied the effects of green-synthesized benzoic acid on autism-related gene expression in zebrafish embryos exposed to Valproic acid toxicity. Benzoic acid improved gene expression and antioxidant balance, showing potential for autism treatment.
Research reviewed nutraceuticals from Traditional Chinese Medicine for relieving Long COVID-19 gastrointestinal symptoms. Identified plants such as Cinnamomum cassia and Salvia miltiorrhiza show promise in reducing inflammation and oxidative stress. These natural remedies may offer multi-target therapeutic benefits for Long COVID-19 complications.
Plant-derived bioactive compounds show promise in improving metabolic and immune functions in patients with metabolic disorders. This review highlights the therapeutic potential of phytochemical formulations in alleviating conditions like obesity and diabetes. Further research and clinical trials are needed for validation.
Cinnamic acid from Cinnamomum cassia can improve diabetic nephropathy, but we need more understanding of how it works and its potential targets for better treatment.
Cassia twig-Astragalus is a Chinese herb couple used to treat diabetes. This study identified its active ingredients and targets, showing potential in improving glucose tolerance and reducing inflammation in diabetic rats.
Researchers investigated the antifungal activity of Cinnamomum cassia, a plant used in traditional Chinese medicine. This study highlights its potential as a source for new antifungal agents, offering hope for combating deadly fungal infections.
Researchers aimed to understand the mechanisms and effective treatments for heart failure (HF), a major cause of death and clinical problem. The study highlights the need for an urgently developed strategy to combat HF.
An improved formulation from Traditional Persian Medicine (TPM) containing a mixture of plants exhibits antioxidant and anti-cholinesterase properties, potentially making it a useful natural remedy for dementia. Further studies are needed for safety and efficacy.
The researchers studied the LGQH decoction, a traditional Chinese medicine formula, and found it has cardioprotective effects on heart failure. The active ingredients and anti-fibrotic mechanism are still unknown.
This study examined the effects of for patients with type 2 diabetes. It found that administration reduced body weight, BMI, and HbAc, but had no significant impact on arterial stiffness, endothelial dysfunction, blood pressure, glucose, and lipids.
Animal studies suggest cinnamon may improve glycaemic control in diabetes. Human studies have not been extensively reviewed, limiting our understanding of its potential benefits for managing diabetes.