A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW ARTICLE ON HERBOSOMES

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Autore principale: Chirayu J.Sharma, Nilesh M.Jadhao, Ajay S.Rajput, Rushikesh S.Sarode, Dr.Aijaz A.Shaikh, Dr.K.R. Biyani
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author Chirayu J.Sharma, Nilesh M.Jadhao, Ajay S.Rajput, Rushikesh S.Sarode, Dr.Aijaz A.Shaikh, Dr.K.R. Biyani
author_facet Chirayu J.Sharma, Nilesh M.Jadhao, Ajay S.Rajput, Rushikesh S.Sarode, Dr.Aijaz A.Shaikh, Dr.K.R. Biyani
contents <div> <p><em><span>Compared to other allopathic treatments, herbal therapies consistently contribute to the improvement of human health. Innovative drug delivery systems will enhance the bioavailability of phyto-pharmaceuticals, which consist of plant extracts complexed with phospholipids and a blend of aprotic solvents. The bulk of biologically active plant compounds have significant in vivo effects. This comprehensive study sourced material on herbosomal techniques for phytopharmaceuticals from the internet databases Google Scholar, PubMed®, and Science Direct. Following the preliminary research on herbosomal techniques for phytopharmaceutical drug delivery conducted by Indena S.P.A. in Italy. The biological mechanism via which phytophospholipid traverses membranes and enters the bloodstream has been enhanced, becoming it more sophisticated and accessible than a mere herbal extract. A notable method to enhance the bioavailability of phyto-pharmaceuticals is via herbosome technology, which utilises phytophospholipids. Numerous methods of formulation exist, some of which have been patented. Nonetheless, other pharmaceuticals remain in research studies, with some available commercially, such as Silymarin, Ginkgo, Ginseng, Grape Seed, and Curcumin. Herbosomal preparations of herbs are more significant for targeted medicine delivery due to their superior bioavailability compared to normal formulations. This work emphasises the findings of previous research and our discoveries about phyto-phospholipid complexes with additional components. </span></em></p> </div> <div> <h1><em><span>Keywords: Niosomes; Herbosomes; Natural Products; internet databases Google Scholar, PubMed®; Science Direct. </span></em></h1> </div>
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spellingShingle A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW ARTICLE ON HERBOSOMES
Chirayu J.Sharma, Nilesh M.Jadhao, Ajay S.Rajput, Rushikesh S.Sarode, Dr.Aijaz A.Shaikh, Dr.K.R. Biyani
<div> <p><em><span>Compared to other allopathic treatments, herbal therapies consistently contribute to the improvement of human health. Innovative drug delivery systems will enhance the bioavailability of phyto-pharmaceuticals, which consist of plant extracts complexed with phospholipids and a blend of aprotic solvents. The bulk of biologically active plant compounds have significant in vivo effects. This comprehensive study sourced material on herbosomal techniques for phytopharmaceuticals from the internet databases Google Scholar, PubMed®, and Science Direct. Following the preliminary research on herbosomal techniques for phytopharmaceutical drug delivery conducted by Indena S.P.A. in Italy. The biological mechanism via which phytophospholipid traverses membranes and enters the bloodstream has been enhanced, becoming it more sophisticated and accessible than a mere herbal extract. A notable method to enhance the bioavailability of phyto-pharmaceuticals is via herbosome technology, which utilises phytophospholipids. Numerous methods of formulation exist, some of which have been patented. Nonetheless, other pharmaceuticals remain in research studies, with some available commercially, such as Silymarin, Ginkgo, Ginseng, Grape Seed, and Curcumin. Herbosomal preparations of herbs are more significant for targeted medicine delivery due to their superior bioavailability compared to normal formulations. This work emphasises the findings of previous research and our discoveries about phyto-phospholipid complexes with additional components. </span></em></p> </div> <div> <h1><em><span>Keywords: Niosomes; Herbosomes; Natural Products; internet databases Google Scholar, PubMed®; Science Direct. </span></em></h1> </div>
title A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW ARTICLE ON HERBOSOMES
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14723471