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ALLAHABAD: The incidence of diabetes among Indian population has now reached alarming proportions. All these parameters are known to aggravate diabetes related complications which affect the heart, kidney and liver. The WHO has listed 21,000 plants, which are used for medicinal purposes around the world and there are about 800 plants, which have been reported to show antidiabetic potential. The present study is part of this initiative.Explaining the importance of the present research, Prof Rizvi added 'our findings provide a scientific validation of the use of Lepidium sativum as an adjunct therapy in diabetes'. With an estimated 50 million diagnosed patients, India now holds the dubious distinction of being the diabetes capital of the world the team of Prof S I Rizvi of the department of Biochemistry, Allahabad University has provided scientific evidence of the anti-diabetic potential of Indian herb chandrashoor (Lepidium sativum).In a recent research paper published in the journal Progress in Health Sciences (Poland), the team has proved that this herbs control diabetes.
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