Palestinian Medical and Pharmaceutical Journal (Pal. Med. Pharm. J.)

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Keywords

• medicinal plants
• Diabetes
• Anti-diabetic activity
• Therapeutic Medicinal Plants
• Herbal medicine

Abstract

Drugs for diabetes are incredibly effective, but they also have serious adverse effects. Therapeutic plants, on the other hand, might function as an alternative source of antidiabetic mediators. With an emphasis on preclinical and scientific studies, therapeutic florae with antidiabetic potential are recognized. The mutual and concentrated act of their profile of organically energetic natural complexes defines the valuable probability of each specific plant condition. Due to its all-natural origins and absence of concomitant side effects, herbal medicine has become exponentially more appealing in recent years, gaining fame in both emerging and developed nations. A systematic education program was put in place to gather data on medicinal plants that are used to treat diabetes mellitus. The descriptions are in charge of providing details on the scientific and family names of the plants, plant parts, and research prototypes used. The enormous number of plants identified in this study demonstrated the importance of herbal plants in the prevention of diabetes. The characteristics of these herbs can help delay the onset of metabolic discrepancies and diabetes complications. This study motivates researchers to make additional changes to the upcoming utilization of medicinal plants with anti-diabetic properties.

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الكلمات الإفتتاحية

• medicinal plants
• Diabetes
• Anti-diabetic activity
• Therapeutic Medicinal Plants
• Herbal medicine

الملخص

Drugs for diabetes are incredibly effective, but they also have serious adverse effects. Therapeutic plants, on the other hand, might function as an alternative source of antidiabetic mediators. With an emphasis on preclinical and scientific studies, therapeutic florae with antidiabetic potential are recognized. The mutual and concentrated act of their profile of organically energetic natural complexes defines the valuable probability of each specific plant condition. Due to its all-natural origins and absence of concomitant side effects, herbal medicine has become exponentially more appealing in recent years, gaining fame in both emerging and developed nations. A systematic education program was put in place to gather data on medicinal plants that are used to treat diabetes mellitus. The descriptions are in charge of providing details on the scientific and family names of the plants, plant parts, and research prototypes used. The enormous number of plants identified in this study demonstrated the importance of herbal plants in the prevention of diabetes. The characteristics of these herbs can help delay the onset of metabolic discrepancies and diabetes complications. This study motivates researchers to make additional changes to the upcoming utilization of medicinal plants with anti-diabetic properties.