Review Article
Insulinotropic Effect of Herbal Drugs for Management of Diabetes Mellitus: A Congregational Approach
Mohammad Nazrul Islam*Department of Unani Medicine, Hamdard University Bangladesh, Sonargaon, Bangladesh
- *Corresponding Author:
- Mohammad Nazrul Islam
Assistant Professor, Department of Unani Medicine
Hamdard University Bangladesh
Sonargaon Narayanganj-1440, Bangladesh
Tel: 008801732780912
E-mail: dr_sayemnazrul@yahoo.com
Received date: September 24, 2016; Accepted date: December 01, 2016; Published date: December 09, 2016
Citation: Islam MN (2016) Insulinotropic Effect of Herbal Drugs for Management of Diabetes Mellitus: A Congregational Approach. Biosens J 5:142. doi:10.4172/2090-4967.1000142
Copyright: © 2016 Islam MN. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.
Abstract
Insulin is a lifesaving hormone which is secreted from beta cell of pancreas. It helps to reduce high blood sugar in the blood by trapping the glucose molecule and entering into cell. Now a day, insulin resistance diabetes mellitus (IRDM) becomes a serious public health problem in the world and also a great headache to the scientific communities. That’s why, world scientist are enormously seeking the alternative of insulin or insulin like effective drugs. It has been proved that nature is having all remedies to combat disease related morbidity and mortality. We have to search, we have to know, we have to identify and we have to apply appropriate technology to evaluate new molecules, new metabolites or active compounds for reducing the catastrophic effects of diabetes as well as insulin resistance diabetes mellitus. Evidence based studies showed that berbery, bitter melon, cinnamom tree, gardenia, Korean pine, little dragon, mango, pygeum, fenugreek and lychee composed of insulinotropic compounds. But isolation of active metabolomics and the multicentre base clinical trials are needed to propagate the herbal medicine in the world. It is an attempt to amalgamate, to congregate, to concise some insulino tropic medicinal plants which will help to get new generic compound and also give new clue for further research on DM.
