Gall stone dissolving plants: A concise review

Phytochemical screening, antioxidant, immunomodulatory and analgesic potential of aqueous-ethanolic extracts of Euphorbia prostrata ait. and Crotalaria burhia Buch–Ham

“…Previous reports scientifically explored the various pharmacological properties belongs to these medicinal plants. Such as, C. burhia reported to have antimicrobial [ 25 ], anti-inflammatory [ 26 ] and anti-tumor [ 27 ] properties while E. prostrata was reported to possess antimicrobial [ 28 ], anti-inflammatory [ 29 ], anti-hyperglycemic [ 30 ], gastroprotective [ 31 ], anti-tumor, and anti-angiogenic [ 32 ], anti-hemorrhoidal effects [ 16 ] and Antiurolithiatic [ 33 ]. Similarly, various plants belonging to the same family, are traditionally used for the management of painful swellings and other chronic diseases [ 13 , 14 ] suggesting that the medicinal plant investigated in this study may also possess immunomodulatory and pain reducing properties.…”

Moricandia sinaica (Boiss.): A Potent Source of Hypoglycaemic and Antidiabetic Remedy

“…Medicinal herbs are also readily available and afordable to treat diabetes [9,10]. Plant extracts also display potential hypoglycaemic efects in diabetes-induced animals [11]. In addition, several secondary plant metabolites have been formulated and used to treat DM [11].…”

“…Plant extracts also display potential hypoglycaemic efects in diabetes-induced animals [11]. In addition, several secondary plant metabolites have been formulated and used to treat DM [11]. Moreover, the benefts of plant extracts as antidiabetic agents in alloxan-induced and streptozotocininduced diabetic animal models have been demonstrated [11].…”

“…In addition, several secondary plant metabolites have been formulated and used to treat DM [11]. Moreover, the benefts of plant extracts as antidiabetic agents in alloxan-induced and streptozotocininduced diabetic animal models have been demonstrated [11]. Hence, isolating, purifying, and characterising novel compounds that can control blood glucose levels and activate the damaged β cells to resecrete insulin are of utmost importance to treat this chronic disease.…”

Anti-urolithiatic, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects of Erica arborea flowers and leaves hydromethanolic extracts: An ethnopharmacological study

“…Previous studies indicated that extracts from different parts of E. arborea exhibit bioactivities such as antioxidant ( Amezouar et al, 2013 , Kivçak et al, 2013 ), antimicrobial ( Yaici et al, 2019 ), analgesic ( Akkol et al, 2007 ), and anti-inflammatory ( Akkol et al, 2007 , Amezouar et al, 2013 , Amroun et al, 2021 ). The in vitro antiurolithiatic activity against calcium oxalate crystals in the simulation of sedimentary crystal formation in a synthetic urine model has been demonstrated by the aqueous extract of the aerial parts ( Ahmed et al, 2016c ). In this regard, Amroun et al (2021) demonstrated that E. arborea decoction extracts is rich in phenolic compounds, which may be responsible for the usefulness of this plant in folk medicine in the therapy of inflammatory ailments.…”