Reactive species are produced in biological system because of redox reactions. The
imbalance in pro-oxidant and antioxidant homeostasis leads to the production of toxic …

ETHNOPHARMACOLOGICAL RELEVANCE: Waltheria indica L.(syn. Waltheria americana)
is commonly used in traditional medicine in Africa, South America and Hawaii, mainly …

Background In modern therapeutics, various human pathological disturbances were treated
with the plant-based products. Waltheria indica Linn, a perennial herb, was commonly used …

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including opportunistic infections associated with
HIV/AIDS, are amongst the leading causes of death, especially in poor countries. Acetone …

Background: An aphrodisiac can be defined as any type of food or drink that is capable of
causing sexual desire or arousal, increase sexual potency and increase sexual pleasure …

Background: Lipopolysaccharides (LPS) is an agent that is used to initiate
neuroinflammation in animal experimental model. Thus, leading to neurotoxicity and …

Grey mold is the one of most important postharvest disease of tomato fruit worldwide.
Treatments with edible, natural products are needed to reduce losses and contribute to food …

Background: Waltheria indica is an antioxidant rich flowering plant species in its various
parts and usually used in sub-Saharan Africa's traditional medicine. The aim of this work …

Waltheria indica L., a member of Sterculiaceae family, is widely used as an Antioxidant
traditionally to treat a variety of infections in humans. The present study was carried out to …

Periodontitis is a chronic, infectious, and inflammatory oral disease with a high prevalence in
developing countries, where limited access to modern dental care curtails its treatment. This …