“…In addition, to treat gastrointestinal disorders such stomach pain, diarrhea, and dysentery; at present, it is used to treat diabetes. [ 16 19 20 ] Phytochemical investigations revealed the presence of alkaloids, flavonoids, sterols,[ 20 21 22 23 24 ] terpenoids,[ 25 26 27 ] cyclic peptides,[ 28 29 ] and acetogenins. [ 30 31 ] With regard to pharmacological investigations have been reported that A. cherimola extracts possess genotoxic, cytotoxic,[ 31 32 33 ] antihypercholesterolemic,[ 23 ] antihyperlipidemic[ 34 ] antidepressant,[ 22 ] cryoprotective,[ 35 ] anxiolytic,[ 25 ] antiprotozoal,[ 36 ] antisecretory,[ 37 ] antiarthritic,[ 38 ] antibacterial,[ 17 20 ] antifungal,[ 17 ] anti-inflammatory, antioxidant,[ 39 40 ] and inhibitor of mitochondrial complex I properties.…”