Momordica Charantia L Dorivor O’simligining Anatomik Tuzilishi

Abstract

Barcha yashil o’simliklarning o’z tuzilishiga ega bo’lganidek, ildiz, poya, barglari, mevalari, meva hosil qilishi uchun esa o’simlikning gullari va boshqa qismlari mavjud. Ushbu tadqiqot ishimizda Xalq tabobatida gipolipidemik vosita sifatida ishlatiladigan dorivor o’simlik Momordica charantia L ning ildizlari, poyalari, barglari va mevalarining anatomik tuzilishini o’rganib chiqdik. Momordica charantia L dorivor o’simligi o’zining shifobaxsh xususiyatlari bilan Hindistonda qadim zamonlardan beri mashhur bo’lib, bu o’simlik Osiyo mamlakatlari, shu jumladan O’zbekistonning iqlim sharoitida ham yetishtirilmoqda. Ushbu sharh o’simlikning anatomik tuzilishini, o’simliklarining mikroskopik suratlarini mualliflar tasvirlagani kabi tasvirlaydi.

Prevalence of magnesium deficiency in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus from infection over 10 years in Iraq, Al-Diwaniyah city

“…Clinical studies have linked magnesium deficiency to hyper excitability, sleeplessness, elevated diastolic blood pressure, and chronic fatigue syndrome. Serum magnesium deficiency in erythrocytes has been associated with both higher resting and stress blood pressure and coronary artery spasms [13,14] .…”

Momordica Charantia L Dorivor O’simligi Asosidagi Dori Shakllari

“…However, despite its versatility in the treatment of DM demonstrated in preclinical studies, earlier meta-analyses of clinical trials of M. charantia drugs have not revealed significant benefits for patients with DM [12,40], while the most recent studies indicate poor quality of evidence, citing inadequately standardized dosage forms as the main concern [13,41]. Moreover, studies have shown that a combination of extracts of plant species copes better with chronic diseases, such as diabetes, than a single extract [14,42]. Thus, the ultimate antidiabetic effect of M. charantia preparations can be improved by mixing appropriate plant species with known antidiabetic properties, such as Abelmoschus esculentus (Malvaceae).…”