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Summary
Centella asiatica (Mandukparni) is a traditional medicinal herb used to manage neurological problems [PMID:39307460].
Background
Centella asiatica Linn Urban, also known as Mandukparni, is a flagship herb utilized in traditional medicines [PMID:39307460].
Traditional uses
It is used in traditional medicines to effectively manage neurological problems [PMID:39307460].
Active compounds
The plant contains phytomolecules involved in neuroactive ligand-receptor pathways [PMID:39307460].
Mechanism of action
Network pharmacology suggests that its phytomolecules are involved in various neuroactive ligand-receptor pathways [PMID:39307460].
Clinical evidence
Evidence CNeurological and neurodegenerative disorders
The herb is used to manage neurological problems, though further clinical research and execution of its molecular mode of action are required [PMID:39307460].
Safety & adverse effects
The pharmacological properties and safety of C. asiatica have been analyzed in the context of treating neurological disorders [PMID:39307460].
Evidence summary
The available evidence is primarily based on a review and network pharmacology analysis, indicating a need for further clinical research to establish molecular modes of action.
PubMed sources
- 1.PMID: 39307460 (2024) — Role of Mandukparni (Centella asiatica Linn Urban) in neurological disorders: Evidence from ethnopharmacology and clinical studies to network enrichment analysis. · Neurochemistry international