Jornal de Farmacêutica Molecular e Pesquisa de Processos Orgânicos

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Comparative In vitro Anthelmintic Activity of Mentha piperita and Cassia Tora

Akash Gawali*

Mentha piperita and Cassia Tara’s anthelmintic activities will be distinguished in this study's overall analysis. A well-liked herbal tonic all throughout the world is Mentha piperita. As a flavouring agent, it is typically utilised. For more than 200 years, India has used it as a common at-home treatment for digestive disorders. The Caesalpiniaceous family plant Cassia Tora L. is a weed that spreads throughout most of India. The leaves and seeds, according to Ayurveda, are acrid, laxative, antiperiodic, anthelmintic, ophthalmic, liver tonic, cardio tonic, and expectorant. The seeds and leaves can be used to treat cardiac diseases, bronchitis, cough, colic, dyspepsia, leprosy, ringworm, and flatulence. As a result of the extracts' effectiveness against the study's worms, the traditional usage of M.piperta and C. Tora leaf as an anthelmintic has been proven.