A Study Of An Applications Of Gymnema Sylvestre In Clinical Practice For The Treatment Of Diabetes Type 2 And Its Complications
Sorabh Sehajpal, Dr. Sangamesh B Puranik, Neetu Verma.
Abstract
In this paper we explored the Diabetes mellitus, also known as Madhumeha, is one of the most common forms of metabolic condition that is seen in developing nations. It is distinguished by an elevated amount of sugar in the blood and is linked to both macrovascular and microvascular problems. Gymnema sylvestre (Asclepiadaceae) is revered as a potential antidiabetic herbal drug that has the capability of simultaneously regenerating beta cells and stimulating insulin secretion, and it is one of the herbs that are described for the management and treatment of diabetes mellitus in the Indian system of medicine known as Ayurveda.
In addition, Gymnema sylvestre has properties that make it effective against obesity and hyperlipidemia, as well as inflammation and cancer. This article provides an up-to-date assessment of the most recent findings from experimental research carried out on Gymnema sylvestre as a successful treatment for diabetes mellitus, as demonstrated by research carried out on both animals and humans. In addition to that, this study addressed the toxicity of Gymnema sylvestre as well as the potential obstacles that lie ahead in the development of a formulation for the prevention and management of diabetes.
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