Key result
Traditional medicinal agents provide antioxidant and cardioprotective properties that can supplement conventional treatments.
Why the study?
Conventional cardiovascular treatment regimens carry risks of side effects, post-surgical complications, and therapeutic failure, motivating the exploration of natural cardioprotective agents to supplement conventional care.
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Traditional medicinal plants offer potential complementary therapeutic benefits for cardiovascular disease management through antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and lipid-lowering mechanisms.
The global rise of incidents related to cardiovascular disorders has increased considerably over the past few years claiming multiple lives.To add to these incidents, COVID-19 associated cardiovascular complications have worsened the outlook for numerous patients.Acute coronary syndrome and stroke were found to be the most common afflictions.Conventional treatment regimes have succeeded in management of most cases of cardiovascular disease but possess limitations such as increased risk of side effects, post-surgical complications and therapeutic failure in some cases.To obtain additional therapeutic benefit, drugs of natural origin that have been widely used as cardiotonics and cardioprotective agents can be introduced or supplemented with conventional medication and other treatment regimes.These drugs inherently possess various pharmacological activities such as antioxidant, anti-hyperlipidemic, antihypertensive and other complementary effects as well as direct action on cardiac tissue by virtue of which they can be employed to prevent, mitigate and protect against cardiovascular disorders.Additionally suitable lifestyle modifications can also go a long way in improving the outcome of heart disease.
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A 2025 study conducted a review in Cardiovascular disease. Traditional cardioprotective agents was evaluated. Traditional medicinal agents such as Terminalia Arjuna, Shilajit, and Withania somnifera possess antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and cardioprotective properties that can supplement conventional treatments.
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