“…These biological activities can be linked to a wide variety of classes of chemicals, the majority of which are found in the form of cardiac glycosides ( Khan and Malik, 1989 , Seiber et al, 1982 , Shaker et al, 2010 ), terpenes ( Bhutani et al, 1992 ), flavonoids ( Nenaah, 2013 ) and tannin ( Mossa et al, 1991 ). Calotropis procera has been used to isolate a variety of cardiac glycosides, including Calactin, Ascelpin, Uscharin, Calotoxin, Uscharidin, Frugoside, Voruscharin, Calotropin, and Uzarigenin ( Elgamal et al, 1999 , Hassall and Reyle, 1959 , Hesse and Lettenbauer, 1957 , Hesse and Ludwing, 1960 , Karale and Karale, 2017 , Pandey et al, 2016 , Shaker et al, 2010 ). These cardiac glycosides (CG) have been employed for decades in treating congestive heart failure disorders ( Jorgensen et al, 2003 , Smith, 1989 ).…”