Study examines use of plant-based traditional medicines for treating diabetes in Karak, Pakistan. Results could lead to new treatments for diabetes, which is a major global health issue.
Scutellarin from breviscapine improves diabetic nephropathy by reducing proteinuria, glomerular expansion, and renal fibrosis. Works through TGF-β1, Erk, and Wnt/β-catenin pathways. Important for treating DN.
Study on Schima wallichii in Manipur found it effective for diabetes and hypertension. Lack of data on long-term safety profile warrants further research for potential use in modern medicine.
Scientists found that oxidative stress and inflammation can worsen diabetes. Researchers are exploring plant-based treatments for diabetes with fewer side effects. This could lead to more effective and affordable medications.
Ganoderma lucidum contains compounds that may help manage diabetes and its complications by improving glucose metabolism and protecting pancreatic cells. More research needed for potential treatment with fewer side effects.
The traditional Chinese formula Shouhuitongbian (SHTB), containing herbs like Aloe vera and Cassia obtusifolia, may have antidiabetic effects due to its role in improving insulin resistance. This could lead to new treatments for type 2 diabetes.
Study evaluated storage effects on Schumach and Linn oil quality. Oils contain beneficial phytochemicals, lower rancidity, and inhibit enzymes linked to diabetes and oxidative stress. Consider incorporating these oils into your diet for health benefits.
Researchers found that in India, individuals with pre-diabetes have a high rate of progressing to diabetes. This has significant implications for public health interventions and prevention strategies.