Multifunctional Natural Therapeutic Uses on Diabetes Treatment

Abstract

By 2030, the global prevalence of diabetes mellitus is projected to increase to 4.4%. The use of these plants may repair metabolic imbalances via a number of methods and postpone onset of diabetes problems. My aim of this study is an overview on multifunctional Natural therapeutic uses on Diabetes treatment. The study is conducted through literature review. In order to do my study, I utilized Google Scholar to search for article reviews on 73 papers. The profiles of plants with hypoglycemic qualities documented in the literature from 2000 to 2019 are included in this review. According to ethnobotanical literature, there are 800 plants that may have antidiabetic potential, and more than 1200 plant species have been randomly selected or tested for activity based on ethnopharmacology. The majority of herbal antidiabetic medications come from fungi, sea algae, and plants that have evolved phylogenetically. The medicinal plants Gentiana Olivieri, Bauhinia forficata, Eugenia jambolana, Lactuca indica, Mucuna pruriens, Tinospora cordifolia, Momordica charantia, Aporosa lindleyana, Myrtus communis, and Terminalia pallida are the most effective and frequently studied in relation to Diabetes and its complications. A large number of phytoconstituents with anti-diabetic properties have been identified from plants.