EXTRACTION AND EVALUATION FOR ANTI DIABETIC NEUROPATHY EFFECTS OF SOME INDIAN PLANT EXTRACTS Authors: Methri N , JAT RK AND BODA R*
ABSTRACT
The importance of Phyto pharmaceuticals in medicine has long been noted, thus it is imperative
to look into safe and effective medications for the treatment of metabolic diseases. Diabetes is
a metabolic disease associated with changes in the structure and function of several biological
systems. The main cause of tissue injury is persistent hyperglycaemia. While peripheral
neuropathy and small- and large-vascular disease may also be used to explain diabetes-related
organ failure, throughout the past 20 years, the harmful consequences of persistent
hyperglycemia have extended beyond angiopathy and neuropathy. A fungus fruit extract of the
Liophyllum dicastes, a leaf extract of the Butea monosperma, and fruit extract of the Opuntia
dillenil was shown by phytochemical testing. The study findings of Butea Monosperma
distilled (300 mg/kg) and Liophyllum decastes, Opuntia dillenelli on DM rats lured with STZ
were correlated with Glibenclamide. diabetes that was created by experimentation and
eventually led to diabetic neuropathic problems. Blood glucose levels, body weight, grip
strength, writing, mechanical hyperalgesia, spontaneous locomotor (exploratory) test, lipid
profile analysis, and thermal hyperalgesia were among the parameters that demonstrated thedrug's protective effects against diabetes and diabetic neuropathy. It was discovered that the
liver and sciatic nerve cells of the treated groups showed less inflammation, deterioration, and
necrosis. Shown were the antidiabetic properties and diabetic neuropathy of the distilled leaves
of Butea Monosperma, fruit extract of the Opuntia dillenil and a fungus found in Liophyllum
decastes.
Keywords: Diabetic neuropathy, Liophyllum decastes, Butea Monosperma Publication date: 01/08/2025 https://ijbpas.com/pdf/2025/August/MS_IJBPAS_2025_9369.pdfDownload PDFhttps://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2025/14.8.9369