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India has a great wealth of different plant drugs that occur naturally and have great pharmacological activities. Medicago sativa L. (M. sativa) is one of the widely well-known folklore medicinal herbs. The M. Sativa is a medicinal plant and has been shown to have considerable pharmacological potential with great usefulness and use in folklore medicine. Saponins, Sterols, high molecular weight alcohols, Flavones and isoflavones have been proven to be found in M. sativa. The plant has contributed to different pharmacological activities in the scientific field of Indian medicinal systems, such as anti-diabetic, anticancer and anti-atherosclerotic activities. This paper provides an exclusive review on the plant's ethnopharmacological, Pharmacological and phytoconstituents.
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