Study investigates Hodgsonia heteroclita fruit extract on diabetes in mice. Shows potential for treating hyperglycemia and hyperlipidemia. Relevant for researching natural antidiabetic treatments.
Chinese herbs like Lycii Fructus and Salvia Miltiorrhizae Radix can effectively treat diabetic retinopathy by nourishing the kidney and improving blood circulation. Consider using these herbs in your lab for better results.
Study found leaf extracts reduced blood glucose levels, improved cholesterol profiles, and protected pancreas in diabetic rats. Supports using these extracts as antidiabetic agents.
T. indica fruit coat extract has anti-inflammatory, anti-diabetic properties, and is biocompatible. It may be a valuable source of antioxidants and phytochemicals for medical use.
Study showed NaCl stress increased beneficial compounds in goldenberry, improving diabetes treatment potential. Extracts reduced glucose levels in cells and rats, suggesting therapeutic benefit.
Scientists developed innovative herbal nanoformulations for diabetes treatment, leveraging nanotechnology for improved efficacy and bioavailability. This research offers promising solutions for better managing diabetes worldwide.
Study compared blood glucose-lowering effects of Bitter gourd fruit and stems-leaves in diabetic obese pigs. Results may provide insight into physiological mechanisms and potential for human diabetes management.
This study shows that Chinese trumpet creeper (CT) can improve energy metabolism and lower blood glucose levels in obese mice by targeting the liver. Kaempferol, a compound in CT, plays a significant role in this process.