Amandeep Swami, Rajesh Asija and Saket Khandelwal
Medicinal plants have long been acknowledged for their extensive therapeutic potential, offering effective alternatives for managing inflammatory and autoimmune disorders, including arthritis. Herbal remedies have played a crucial role in traditional healthcare systems globally, providing natural solutions for both the prevention and treatment of chronic conditions. In the present study, the anti-arthritic activity of Moringa oleifera leaves extract was evaluated, focusing on its effects in managing MBSA-induced arthritis in Swiss albino mice. The research assessed key parameters such as paw edema, inflammatory cytokine levels, and histopathological changes to determine the efficacy of the plant extract.
The results indicate that Moringa oleifera exhibits significant anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory activity, effectively reducing joint inflammation and associated pathological damage. These findings highlight the potential of Moringa oleifera as a natural therapeutic agent for managing arthritis, offering a safer and more sustainable alternative to conventional anti-inflammatory drugs. Further studies should investigate its broader pharmacological activities and mechanisms of action to establish its utility in clinical applications for arthritis and other inflammatory conditions.
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