Curcuma and curcuminoids have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties that benefit skin health, wound healing, and UV damage prevention. More research is needed to determine optimal usage for dermatological conditions.
Researchers analyzed rose-scented geranium oil composition and monitored changes in the citronellol to geraniol ratio. This provides insights into the plant's development and compounds correlation, essential for the economically important plant.
Embelia ribes (ER) and embelin show promise in treating diabetes mellitus by significantly reducing blood glucose and improving insulin levels in experimental rat studies. Further clinical trials are needed to confirm these findings.
Pre-clinical studies have shown that St. John's Wort has a positive effect on cognitive performance in healthy and stress-impaired rodents, making it a potential cognitive-enhancing agent.
This study examines the potential heart health benefits of Hibiscus sabdariffa beverages, commonly used to treat high blood pressure. The researchers analyzed existing trials to determine if there is solid evidence to support this claim.
This review analyzes the use of herbal medicines for treating chronic low-back pain. Understanding their effectiveness can help inform treatment choices for patients seeking alternative pain relief options.
Study found that Flos Abelmoschus manihot can improve symptoms of diabetic nephropathy. Consider using this plant for potential treatment of type 2 diabetes-related kidney damage.
Platycladus orientalis leaves have been used in Chinese medicine for centuries. They have various pharmacological activities, including anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and anticancer effects. Additional research is needed to understand their blood-cooling and hematostatic properties.