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March 8, 2024Current Traditional Medicine

Anthelmintic Herbal Remedies of North Eastern India: An Ethnopharmacological Exploration

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BBBedanta BhattacharjeeDRDamanbhalang RynjahANArzoo Newar

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Overview

Ethnopharmacological review uncovers bioactive anthelmintic plant remedies against parasitic worms, highlighting synergy between synthetic drugs and natural phytometabolites.

Key Points

  • Bioactive phytochemicals from traditional remedies disrupt parasitic worms, establishing a therapeutic basis for novel anthelmintics.
  • Literature and field data review across six electronic databases characterized indigenous preparation techniques for helminth infections.
  • Highlights the synergistic potential between synthetic drugs and natural phytometabolites, guiding new treatments for resistant helminth infections.

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Bhattacharjee et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e752dab6db6435876cb6cchttps://doi.org/10.2174/0122150838281547240219114943
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