STUDY ON THE PHYTOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF APIUM GRAVEOLEN L. SEEDS
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https://doi.org/10.61280/tjpls.v10i3.125Keywords:
Phytochemical, Apium graveolans L., Herbal remedies, Plant based drugsAbstract
Introduction:The world is blessed with an abundance of healing herbs. Since ancient times, India has relied primarily on herbal remedies to treat illness, and this practise is gaining popularity across the developed world as people seek ways to maintain their health in the face of increasing exposure to environmental hazards like pollution and stress.
Aim of the study: the main aim of the study is Study on The Phytochemical Analysis Of Apium Graveolen L. Seeds
Material and method: There are four parts to the study. Phase 1 involves testing the hypoglycemic effects of extracts in type 1 and type 2 diabetes animals. In phase 3, researchers investigate how exactly the medicine is working to prevent diabetes complications. In Phase 4 of the study, the extract is analysed for its phytochemical composition using a battery of established assays and procedures.
Conclusion:Results from the study demonstrate the anti-diabetic impact of Apium graveolans L. seed extracts on diabetic animal models.
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