Study formulated and tested a plant-based extract in PCOS-induced rats. Extract improved ovulation, hormone levels, liver function, and inflammation in ovaries. Potential treatment for PCOS.
Scientists studied the causes and treatment of PCOS, a common hormonal disorder in women. Understanding this can lead to improved management and potential breakthroughs in treatment.
Methanol leaf extract may have potential in treating BPH by affecting testosterone and estradiol levels in rats. Further research needed for human application.
Standardized ethanolic extract of has shown potential as a phytotherapeutic agent for treating benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) in rats, with promising effects on prostate weight, androgen levels, and apoptotic signals. This research highlights the potential of as an alternative remedy for BPH.
Study found that cinnamon supplementation can improve cardiovascular risk markers in women with PCOS. Cinnamon's anti-inflammatory and insulin-sensitizing properties make it a potential therapeutic agent for PCOS-related cardiovascular complications.
Chitosan nanoparticles loaded with flaxseed extract showed improved stability and bioavailability. In a study on female rats with PCOS, CHIT-FSE had the best results in controlling hormonal and biochemical markers. Supporting phytomolecules on chitosan can enhance their therapeutic effectiveness.
Study examined combined effects of BPA and PSNPs on onion root cells. Aminated PSNPs + BPA most toxic. EPS reduced toxicity. Important for understanding impact of emerging pollutants on plants.
Researchers developed a green method to create small cadmium sulfide nanoparticles. This could have applications in medicine, bioimaging, and environmental remediation.