Abstract

A REVIEW ON HEMISGRAPHIS COLORATA

Suhaila C.*, Hinana P. K., Muhamad Ajmal, Safla Thasleem A., Safeera Mayyeri, Dr. R. V. Celestin Baboo and Dr. Sirajudheen M. K.

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Abstract

Herbal plants are an important part of treating disorder in the medical system because they have been found to be very effective with minimal side effects, hence, most scholars are doing research on them worldwide. A specific mixture made by using medical herbs is now in place due to advancement in science and technology. This has helped to manage various diseases when they are used in the treatment process. despite the fact that people are discovering more every day as far as their utilization is concerned There are strong healing properties in many underappreciated plants that could save your life, the hidden benefits of medicinal plants I will discuss today. People in India know it as Red ivy, an alien plant which grows in India by the name of marginal revenue product (hemigragphizis colarata). This popular name is also called Waffle plant; Java ivy cemetery plant; Alumminium plant; Rted flame ivy; Metal leaf or simply Red ivy belonging to the plant family acnathaceae and botanical genus Hemigraphis. The plant is also called murikootti or murianpacha in its every day language. Since its primary traditional usage is in wound healing.[1] One of these plants, which is Hemigraphis colorata, is very important in medicine and have significantly influenced conventional medical therapy too. The plant has been used to treat bloody dysentery, bacterial infections, fungal infection, hemeroids and wound healing. Over and above this, a host of pharmacological studies in addition say that it is an excellent antibacterial, anti inflammatory, anticancer, antidiabetic, antidiarrheal treatments. Its various phytochemical ingredients like flavanoids, steroids, glycosides, tannins and alkaloids among others might be the driving factor behind such effects. The aim of this existing review is to put together every single thing that is available now phytochemistry, traditional uses and pharmacological properties.[2]

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