Ecology

Phyllanthus

Biology

Indigenous

Endocrinology

Medicinal plants

Medicine

Traditional medicine

Diabetes mellitus

Diabetes Case Reports

Diabetes and arterial hypertension, two of the most important multifactorial, metabolic and chronic diseases, null null with fatal complications, remains two public health problems worldwide. So far, no studies have investigated the null null ethnomedical surveys to record plants used for both treatments of diabetes and arterial hypertension and their common null null derived manifestations. The objective of the present study was to collect and document information on herbal remedies null null traditionally used for the treatment of diabetes and arterial hypertension and their signs, symptoms and complications null null in Cameroon. Detailed botanical prospection and ethnopharmacological thorough preparation was conducted nearby null null 1131 interviewers from 58 tribes of Cameroon, in a random distribution developed [1]. In total, 71 species of plants null null belonging to 58 genera in 30 families were reported to be used in the preparation of the herbal remedies. Plants null null that include Azadirachta indica, Momordica charantia, Phyllanthus amarus, Phyllanthus niruri, Laportea ovalifolia, null null null null Ceiba pentandra, Allium cepa, Persea americana and Catharanthus roseus were revealed interesting in the potential null null management of diabetes and arterial hypertension. Many plants like Irvingia grandifolia, Copaifera religiosa and Strombosiopsis tetrandra are documented for the first time for their uses in the treatment of diabetes and arterial null null hypertension complications. Eighteen plants species are recognized by some informants in the direct or usual treatment null null of diabetes and arterial hypertension. The results provide the basis for further preparation of phytodrugs for diabetes and null null arterial hypertension and their complications.

Ethnomedical and Ethnopharmacological Study of Plants Used For Potential Treatments of Diabetes and Arterial Hypertension by Indigenous People in Three Phytogeographic Regions of Cameroon