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- PubMed:
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Researchers reviewed various herbs for their antiepileptic properties and found that medicinal plants have been used to treat epilepsy for centuries. They conducted an extensive search of peer-reviewed articles, textbooks, and scientific databases, identifying herbs such as Cuminum cyminum, Butea monosperma, and Solanum americanum as potential agents for treating epilepsy. The study suggests that further experimental studies are needed to identify novel active compounds in these plants and clarify their mechanisms of action. This research provides a solid base for future investigation of the clinical efficacy of traditional antiepileptic agents and the potential for developing new antiepileptic drugs.