Common Names: emblic
Researchers tested Phyllanthus emblica extract for treating bad breath and reducing inflammation caused by bacteria. It could lead to improved oral health products.
PFE improves ZVI/HO technology for Norfloxacin removal by enhancing efficiency and decreasing iron sludge. Key mechanism involves ROS attack, pH lowering, chelation, and antioxidant capacity. UPR concept introduced.
Researchers studied lucan broad bean pod valves (BPs) rich in L-dopa and polyphenols for Parkinson's treatment. BP extracts showed higher L-dopa content than seeds, with neuroprotective polyphenols, antioxidants, and no harmful metabolites. BP extracts were more effective than synthetic L-dopa in preventing oxidative stress.
Study evaluated EAFA extract's effect on VPA-induced autism in mice, showing improved behavior, antioxidant activity, reduced inflammation, and neuroprotection. EAFA extract may be a potential treatment for autism.
Study examined the protective effects of Oil-Gan fruit extract on diabetic nephropathy in mice, improving kidney function and reducing inflammation and fibrosis. EPE may be a potential treatment for renal dysfunction.
Researchers conducted a systematic review on herbal medicines as adjuvant therapy for COVID-19, analyzing clinical trials from various countries. Results focused on Length of Stay, Negative Conversion Time, and Negative Conversion Rate. Important for potential alternative treatment options.
The plant Phyllanthus emblica (Amla) has shown antiviral, antibacterial, and antifungal effects against various pathogens. Its bioactive compounds can be used for therapeutic purposes in treating infectious diseases.
Researchers studied the polysaccharides of a medicinal herb for their anti-glycolipid metabolic disorder activity. The study found potential for treating diabetes and other metabolic disorders.
Researchers found that a water extract of L. fruit effectively reduced leptin resistance in high-fat diet fed rats by improving gut barrier function, appetite regulation, and lipid metabolism. This may help in managing obesity and related complications.
Review of Indian gooseberry (aonla) fruit shows diverse health benefits including antioxidant, anti-inflammatory properties. Valuable potential for improving human health, worth considering for lab research and product development.
A study examined the impact of quercetin and various fruit and leaf extracts on platelet recovery in rats with chemo-induced thrombocytopenia. Enhanced platelet recovery can minimize chemotherapy disruptions and decrease the need for dosage changes or treatment discontinuation, thus improving cancer treatment outcomes.
Osthole, a compound from Cnidium monnieri, shows promise as a natural antifungal agent to control blue mold in Phyllanthus emblica fruit by inhibiting mold growth and inducing autophagy in fungal cells.
Tannins in Phyllanthus emblica L. (PTF) can inhibit tumor growth and have cytotoxic effects on lung cancer cells in vitro. This suggests PTF may be a potential immunotherapy for lung cancer treatment.
Researchers developed PTF-loaded solid lipid nanoparticles (PTF-SLNs) for treating lung cancer. PTF-SLNs showed stronger anti-tumor efficacy and reduced harm to normal organs compared to PTF alone. This study offers a potential nanoparticle delivery system to enhance lung cancer treatment.
The review explores the various health benefits of the Balakka fruit, which include antioxidant, anti-aging, anti-cholesterol, anti-diabetic properties, among others. It also examines the different bioactive compounds present in the fruit.
Study explores amla phytochemicals as potential inhibitors of Top1 protein in cancer. Aims to find alternative treatment without side effects from acetylcholinesterase inhibition. New medications could reduce irinotecan's side effects.
Researchers investigated the potential benefits of L. fruits in diabetes and hyperlipidemia management. The study highlights the need for a safe and efficient drug for these conditions.
This research investigates the potential value of a specific plant as food and medicine. It contains minerals, vitamins C and E, and polyphenolic phytochemicals that may help treat infectious diseases and prevent/treat oxidative-damage-related illnesses like Alzheimer's disease.
Scientists sequenced the genome of Indian gooseberry (amla), a medicinal plant rich in antioxidants. They identified ascorbate biosynthesis pathways and analyzed evolutionary insights into fruit formation and flavonoid biosynthesis. This information has potential applications in horticulture, medicine, diet, cosmetics, and comparative genomics.
The fruit of Linn. has medicinal and nutritional properties with potential for oral health management, including preventing oral pathogens and promoting wound healing. It can enhance periodontitis treatment and alleviate discomfort caused by oral cancer and high blood glucose levels. Future research on its chemical composition is needed.
The study investigated the effects of emblica fruit extract on type 1 diabetes in mice, finding that it decreased blood glucose levels and increased insulin levels. It also regulated cytokine expression and showed potential as a therapeutic option for preventing diabetes.
This study reviewed and analyzed previous research on Emblica officinalis (EO) fruit consumption and its effects on cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors. EO was found to have a positive impact on CVD risk factors in preliminary trials.
The study investigated the mechanism by which Indian gooseberry fruit prevents obesity-induced cognitive decline. It was found that methylglyoxal (MG)-derived advanced glycation end products (AGEs) bind to a receptor, worsening obesity and cognitive decline. Indian gooseberries have antiobesity properties, but the mechanism by which they prevent cognitive decline was not known.