Most species of the genus Laggera are often used in traditional and folk medicines for the
treatment of jaundice, inflammation, leukemia, removing phlegm, bronchitis and bacterial …

Objective Despite the high prevalence of epilepsy in Africa, evaluation of epilepsy research
trends on the continent is lacking. Without establishing effective research, improvement in …

Abstract Ethnopharmacological relevance Processed Nux vomica seed extracts and
homeopathic medicinal preparations (HMPs) are widely used in traditional Indian and …

Golden thistle (GT, Scolymus hispanicus L.) is an edible plant native to the Mediterranean.
Several activities have been reported for the GT, as it is used for traditional medicinal …

Abstract Ethnopharmacological Relevance Caralluma dalzielii belongs to the family of
Asclepiadiaceae. It is a succulent perennial plant widely distributed across the Sahel region …

Background: Epilepsy is a chronic neurological condition with various underlying
mechanisms. It is known to affect a multitude of people across the globe, regardless of age …

Introduction. Artemisia afra (Jacq. ex Willd.), commonly called African wormwood, is a highly
aromatic perennial herb and a well‐known medicinal plant, claimed to be effective and safe …

The present study evaluates the anticonvulsant activity of the roots of Anacyclus pyrethrum
using pilocarpine-induced experimental model of epilepsy in rat, and to determine its …

Abstract Background Colebrookea oppositifolia Smith is one of the commonly used plants to
treat epilepsy by various folk medicine communities like nomadic Gujjars, Tharu and Bhoxa …

The present study was aimed to examine the possible anticonvulsant property of aerial parts
of Achyranthes aspera using various experimental models of epilepsy in mice. Petroleum …