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Background: Bioactive compounds from medicinal plants play a crucial role in treating various ailments. Talapotaka churna , a polyherbal formulation, is reported in Ayurveda for its therapeutic excellence. Although clinical and animal experimental studies are available, no work has yet been reported on the preliminary phytochemical and analytical profile of Talapotaka churna . Aim: To report the preliminary phytochemical, analytical profile, and antioxidative potential of Talapotaka churna . Materials and Methods: Talapotaka churna was prepared by following standard methods of preparations. Its organoleptic, physicochemical evaluation, thin-layer chromatography, phytochemical screening, and antioxidative activity have been evaluated following the available guidelines. Results: Preliminary phytochemical evaluation of Talapotaka churna showed the presence of alkaloids, phenolic compounds, glycosides, and saponins. The presence of polyphenolic compounds attributes to the antioxidant properties of Talapotaka churna . Conclusion: The antioxidant phytochemicals confirmed by the chromatographic characterization of Talapotaka churna support its therapeutic potential. Further studies are warranted to explore the mechanistic pathways of phytochemicals of Talapotaka churna to establish the therapeutic implication in diabetes mellitus.
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