Enquête Ethnobotanique Auprès Des Tradipraticiens De Santé Des Régions De Niamey Et Tillabéri Au Niger: Données 2012-2017

Jazy, Mamadou Aïssa; Karim, Saley; Morou, Boubé; Sanogo, Rokia; Saâdou, Mahamane

doi:10.19044/esj.2017.v13n33p276

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“…The predominance of men (88%) observed in our survey population could be explained by the culture in these societies, where daily physical activities are mostly dedicated to men, women being rather busy with household tasks. Similar results were reported by [17], whose work showed that, in most African societies, physical activities are generally dedicated to men. The study reported that knowledge of traditional pharmacopoeia comes from inheritance.…”

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Ethnobotanical and Phytochemical Profiling of Medicinal Plants from Burkina Faso Used to Increase Physical Performance

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Background: Some ergogenic medicinal plants are used in exercise and sport in Africa in order to increase sport performance. However, data on their composition and their possible impacts on health are limited. This study was initiated to provide ethnobotanical data on plants traditionally used to optimize physical performance and to perform a qualitative characterization of their main chemical groups. Methods: Ethnobotanical surveys in two communes (Dedougou and Nouna), of the region of Boucle du Mouhoun, Burkina Faso and phytochemical analyses of the most interesting plants were conducted. Results: A total of 50 respondents including traditional hunters dozo, farmers, healers, herbalists, marabouts, etc., were interviewed. Fifty-two species used in the optimization of exercise and sports have been identified. The most cited species were Cassia sieberiana, Tamarindus indica, Annona senegalensis, Gardenia sokotensis, Securidaca longepedunculata, and Ficus tonningii. These plants are known to prevent muscle and skeletal disorders, aches and pains, and mental disorders. The study identified several types of plants including those displaying stimulation, anxiolytic, sedative, adaptogenic, or erythropoietic activities. Phytochemical screening revealed the presence of phenolic compounds, alkaloids, terpenes, and steroids, which are similar molecules families of those of doping molecules. Additionally, TLC screening allowed the characterization of numerous terpene and flavonoid compounds including rutin. Conclusions: The possible structural similarity of the characterized chemical groups of these species with those of doping families raise concerns about the consequences of their consumption. However, the identification of the active molecules of these species remains to be performed in order to predict the real risks associated with their consumption.

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“…Traditional and cultural activities are the most important, although there are some modern sports activities including football and cycling. This reflects the importance of filial transmission of traditional and cultural knowledge and practices in African society [17].…”

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“…En plus, la pratique de la médecine traditionnelle serait l'apanage des hommes d'âge mûr (Aburjai et al, 2007) [15] . [16,17,18] . Certaines recettes sont monospécifiques tandis que d'autres sont préparées en association de plusieurs espèces; ce qui permettrait de créer une dynamisation des effets curatifs des divers constituants afin d'aboutir à une synergie thérapeutique (Bla et al, 2015) [19] .…”

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“…Boire le macéré à volonté deux fois par jour matin et soir. Eviter les repas salés et gras surtout les nuits, le traitement dure trois semaines.L'utilisation de ces plantes dans la prise en charge des maladies cardiovasculaires ont été signalé dans de nombreux travaux(Dongock et al, 2018;Jazy et al, 2017;Nole et al, 2016)…”

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Enquête ethnobotanique de trois plantes utilisÉes dans la prise en charge traditionnelle de l'hypertension artÉrielle au Mali: Balanites aegyptiaca (L.) Del., Piliostigma reticulatum (DC), Hochst et Bauhinia rufescens (L.)

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“…Au Niger, Eyog Matig et al (2000) ont indiqué que la poudre des feuilles mélangée avec du sel, est utilisée contre la bilharziose, ses racines sont vermifuges et que plusieurs parties sont utilisées contre la syphilis, les ulcères, les enflures. L'espèce est sollicitée pour soulager des maladies comme les carie dentaires, drépanocytose, rhumatisme, hémorroïde (Jazy et al, 2017). La décoction des fruits est utilisée contre les maladies affectant l'appareil circulatoire et celle des racines contre les maladies gynéco-obstétriques (Mounkaila et al, 2017).…”

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Boscia Senegalensis (Pers.) Lam. ex Poir., une Espèce Ligneuse à Fortes Potentialités Ethnobotaniques et Bien Adaptée à la Sécheresse au Sahel : Synthèse Bibliographique

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Morou

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The exploitation of woody plant resources is one of the peasant strategies adopted in dealing with food shortages, especially for vulnerable households. This paper focuses on the inventory of some scientific and technical contributions relating to the socio-economic and environmental importance as well as some ecological characteristics of Boscia senegalensis (Pers.) Lam. ex Poir. Detailed study of scientific documents including scientific articles and theses as well as the documents provided by Sahara Sahel Food was used in this study. It, however, emerges based on the bibliographic analysis that this resource is of capital importance for Sahelian communities. This importance can be seen in human nutrition (especially in lean season), traditional pharmacopoeia, traditional cowpea storage as well as its role in livestock feed. The great peculiarity of the species also lies in its strong capacity for resilience. Indeed, in the Sahel this polycaule shrub of the Capparaceae family often occupies ecosystems at the final stage of degradation. However, some cases of threats have been mentioned in this species. The analysis of the current state of knowledge on B. senegalensis has thus made it possible to highlight the urgent need to undertake an in-depth scientific research on the current state of its stands, his reproductive strategies, and the characterization of its varieties. This new knowledge, once acquired, will help in formulating sustained recommendations for its valorization in Niger.

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Enquête Ethnobotanique Auprès Des Tradipraticiens De Santé Des Régions De Niamey Et Tillabéri Au Niger: Données 2012-2017

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Ethnobotanical and Phytochemical Profiling of Medicinal Plants from Burkina Faso Used to Increase Physical Performance

Ethnobotanical and Phytochemical Profiling of Medicinal Plants from Burkina Faso Used to Increase Physical Performance

Enquête ethnobotanique de trois plantes utilisÉes dans la prise en charge traditionnelle de l'hypertension artÉrielle au Mali: <em>Balanites aegyptiaca</em> (L.) Del., <em>Piliostigma reticulatum</em> (DC), Hochst et <em>Bauhinia rufescens</em> (L.)

Boscia Senegalensis (Pers.) Lam. ex Poir., une Espèce Ligneuse à Fortes Potentialités Ethnobotaniques et Bien Adaptée à la Sécheresse au Sahel : Synthèse Bibliographique

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