Toxicity Evaluation of Anisomeles indica Kuntze Leaf Flavonoid Fraction

Basappa, Giridhara; Kumar, Vadlapudi

doi:10.4172/2472-0992.1000122

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“…Hydroalcoholic extract of Portulaca oleracea at the dose level of 500 mg/kg can be used for further pharmacological activity and at the dose level of 400mg/kg have significant hepato protection [173]. The toxicity of compounds (phenolics, terpenoids and alkaloids) of certain anti-fatigue plants was also evaluated.The flavonoid fraction of the leaves of the Anisomelles Indica Kuntze seems to be safe for oral administration and has been shown that it is non-toxic following acute exhibitions with mice under experience conditions where the maximum tolerated dose is assessed at more than 5000 mg / kg B.W [63,174]. Sergi, considered that EGCG is toxic in childhood because of the potential adverse effect on immature or fast-developing liver cells [175].…”

Section: Toxicity Of Doping Molecules and Herbalmentioning

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Phytochemical Contain, Biological Properties and Toxicities of Herbals Used for Doping

Traore,

Guenne,

Kobende

et al. 2024

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Substances derived from herbals are much in demand in doping practices because of their interesting biological properties for physical exercise and sport. This review aimed to investigate anti-fatigue herbals, their properties, analysis methods and toxicity. Data indicate that phytomolecules have beneficial effects on the physiological and biochemical parameters of the body undergoing exercise. They reduce fatigue and promote recovery by improving antioxidant enzyme activities, immune responses, blood pressure, body composition and by reducing the accumulation of toxic metabolites and systemic inflammation. Thus, the use of herbal could provide relief to people who exert intense physical activities such as farmers and athletes; for this, these peoples must do careful, the use of doping herbal must be done in accordance with all the previsions which take into account the need for the use of herbal supplement, the doses. In addition, these benefits attributed to herbals should not conceal the drawbacks of using them in sport.Some phytomolecules are toxic when used in large quantities, and others, in this case alkaloids, should be avoided by athletes.

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Phytochemical Contain, Biological Properties and Toxicities of Herbals Used for Doping

Traore,

Guenne,

Kobende

et al. 2024

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“…It is widespread throughout the tropical and subtropical regions of India (Kundu et al 2013), preferring sandy, loamy, lateritic and granitic soils. The species has proved its potential in pharmaceutical industries as anticancer (Hsu et al 2012a, b2012b, Huang et al 2012, Basappa et al 2016) and anti‐HIV (<https://www.staurtxchange.org/kablingParang.html>) agents. In alternative systems of medicine, people use this plant as carminative, stomachic, for detoxification, pain relief and other inflammatory diseases (Firenzuoli and Gori 2007, Wang et al 2009).…”

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Annual to perennial reproductive shift in Anisomeles indica (L.) Kuntze: a strategic seasonal switch

Verma

Kaul

2022

Nordic Journal of Botany

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Plants of Anisomeles indica are perennial woody shrubs that initiate their life cycle from seeds. The young plants emerging from seeds enter sexual phase immediately thereafter. After setting seeds, the plants do not die. Instead, following winters, root stock perennates where after these plants follow spring and monsoon phases for the rest of their lives. Plants follow vegetative to blooming phenology step by step without showing any functional overlap in their reproductive phase. The spring phase of perennating plants on account of its brevity is unable to ensure sustainable reproductive output necessitating the monsoon phase. Parallelly, the seeds dispersed through these phases grow and follow the same strategy of sexual to spring to monsoon phases. This modified variant of iteroparity coupled with the advantages accrued to particular morphological characters such as increased plant height, numbers of tillers and inflorescences per plant, fruits per infructescence and seed weight per unit leaf area enhance its survival and reproductive fitness.

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Genotoxicity and 28-day repeated dose oral toxicity study of ovatodiolide in rats

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Toxicity Evaluation of Anisomeles indica Kuntze Leaf Flavonoid Fraction

Cited by 4 publications

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Phytochemical Contain, Biological Properties and Toxicities of Herbals Used for Doping

Phytochemical Contain, Biological Properties and Toxicities of Herbals Used for Doping

Annual to perennial reproductive shift in Anisomeles indica (L.) Kuntze: a strategic seasonal switch

Genotoxicity and 28-day repeated dose oral toxicity study of ovatodiolide in rats

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