Caesalpinia crista

Condiciones de salud que Caesalpinia crista puede ayudar a apoyar.

• HipocondríaCientífico

  C. crista leaf and seed extracts have demonstrated potent antioxidant activity in multiple validated assays (DPPH, ABTS, FRAP, ROS scavenging). A PMC-indexed study confirmed protection against H2O2-induced DNA and erythrocyte membrane damage. High polyphenol and flavonoid content underlies this activity.

• Acidez EstomacalCientífico

  Seed extracts of Caesalpinia crista have demonstrated anxiolytic activity in preclinical rodent models. Studies using staircase and elevated plus-maze (EPM) models showed dose-dependent anxiolytic effects. No human clinical trials have been conducted.

• HipotensiónCientífico

  Hypotensive activity of C. crista has been noted in preclinical pharmacological reviews. The plant's cardioprotective studies in isoproterenol-induced models have measured blood pressure parameters. Hypotensive effects are listed as a documented pharmacological property.

• Fatiga SuprarrenalCientífico

  Multiple preclinical studies and at least one small human pilot study support antidiabetic and hypoglycemic activity for C. crista seed extracts. Aqueous and ethanolic seed extracts reduced blood glucose in streptozotocin and alloxan-induced diabetic animal models. A small human study in male diabetic patients using 500–1000 mg/day showed modest reductions in fasting and random blood glucose over two months.

• Válvula IleocecalCientífico

  C. crista seed extracts have shown hypolipidemic effects including cholesterol reduction in preclinical diabetic and high-fat diet models. Significant reduction of total cholesterol and LDL-C with increases in HDL-C have been reported in rodent studies.

• ApendicitisCientífico

  C. crista extracts have demonstrated anti-inflammatory activity in multiple preclinical models. Seed extract showed up to 74.2% inhibition of carrageenan-induced paw edema in mice at 300 mg/kg. Leaf extract significantly inhibited 5-lipoxygenase enzyme activity, a key inflammatory mediator.

• ImpétigoCientífico

  C. crista seed extracts demonstrate analgesic activity in multiple preclinical pain models including writhing reflex and tail immersion tests. Anti-inflammatory properties complement the analgesic activity. Traditional use for pain management is well documented.

• IncontinenciaCientífico

  C. crista leaf aqueous extract demonstrated anti-amyloidogenic properties—inhibiting Aβ aggregation and disaggregating preformed fibrils—in vitro, directly relevant to Alzheimer's disease. Seed kernel extracts showed nootropic activity in scopolamine-induced amnesia models. Phytochemical profiling confirmed inhibition of both cholinesterase and β-amyloid aggregation.

• Antojos de grasaCientífico

  Seed extracts of C. crista demonstrated significant anticonvulsant activity in multiple standard preclinical seizure models including pentylenetetrazole (PTZ), maximal electroshock, strychnine, and picrotoxin-induced convulsions in rodents. Medium and high doses (600–800 mg/kg) were effective.

• Sangrado (interno)Científico

  C. crista is commonly known as 'Fever nut' and has documented antipyretic activity in preclinical studies. Seed kernel extracts showed fever-reducing effects in animal models. Traditional Ayurvedic use for fever, including malarial fever, is extensively documented.

• FatigaCientífico

  Antifungal activity of C. crista polyphenolic fractions has been demonstrated in vitro. Antibacterial and antifungal activities of polyphenolic fractions isolated from C. crista seed coat were reported in Natural Product Research (2018).

• Envenenamiento QuímicoCientífico

  Hepatoprotective activity of C. crista has been demonstrated in multiple animal studies, including protection against carbon tetrachloride (CCl4)- and iron-overload-induced liver toxicity. A PMC-indexed study confirmed hepatoprotection via antioxidant and iron-chelating mechanisms.

• EscalofríosCientífico

  C. crista seed kernel extracts have demonstrated nootropic (memory-enhancing) activity in scopolamine-induced amnesia models in mice, outperforming comparison with the standard drug piracetam. Additionally, leaf aqueous extract showed anti-amyloidogenic properties relevant to Alzheimer's disease.

• Cabello (pérdida o adelgazamiento)Científico

  C. crista has been specifically studied in animal PCOS models. A 2023 study (Cureus, PMC9957572) showed that high-dose C. crista (500 mg/kg) significantly increased ovum count and decreased atretic follicles in letrozole-induced PCOS rats compared to disease controls. Ayurvedic use as an ovulation inducer supports this application.

• Dolor de cabeza (en racimos)Científico

  Antipsoriatic activity of C. crista (bonduc) leaves has been evaluated in a peer-reviewed study published in the Journal of Ethnopharmacology (2011). Screening demonstrated activity in established preclinical psoriasis models.

• Fibrosis QuísticaCientífico

  C. crista seed extracts have demonstrated adaptogenic activity in preclinical stress models. Seed coat and kernel extracts significantly increased swim endurance time, corrected hyperglycemia, normalized serum cortisol depletion, and improved hyperlipidemia associated with chronic stress in rodents.

• DebilidadCientífico

  C. crista seed extracts have demonstrated hypolipidemic effects including triglyceride reduction in preclinical models of hyperlipidemia and diabetes. Studies showed significant decreases in serum triglycerides alongside total cholesterol and LDL in high-fat diet and diabetic rodent models.

• Hernia HiatalCientífico

  Antiulcer activity of C. crista seeds has been evaluated in pylorus ligation and indomethacin-induced gastric lesion models in albino rats. Traditional Ayurvedic use for ulcers and piles is also documented.

• Sarpullido por pañalCientífico

  C. crista extracts have demonstrated antiviral activity in preclinical and in vitro studies, including reported activity against select animal viruses. A review noted inclusion of C. crista among plants investigated for antiviral activity against COVID-19 compounds.

• DifteriaCientífico

  Wound healing activity of C. crista seed kernel extracts has been demonstrated in preclinical studies, and is listed as a confirmed pharmacological property across multiple peer-reviewed reviews. Traditional topical use for wounds and skin conditions is also documented.

• DislocaciónTradicional

  C. crista is traditionally used in Ayurvedic and ethnomedicinal practice for abdominal pain, colic, and antispasmodic purposes. It is listed in traditional medical texts as antispasmodic and for treating colic and abdominal pain.

• EccemaTradicional

  C. crista is traditionally used in Ayurveda and in Indonesian and Indian ethnomedicine for rheumatism and arthritis. Decoction of root is used in Indonesia as a tonic for rheumatism. The plant's anti-inflammatory activity in preclinical models provides indirect scientific support.

• EdemaTradicional

  C. crista is listed in traditional Ayurvedic and South Asian ethnomedicinal sources for treatment of asthma and respiratory disorders. The Unani system specifically attributes anti-asthmatic properties to the plant. No controlled preclinical or clinical studies specifically examining asthma have been identified.

• Paro CardíacoTradicional

  In Ayurveda and Unani traditional medicine, C. crista seeds are described as uterine stimulants and ovulation inducers used to treat menstrual irregularities, including amenorrhea. Scientific validation in animal PCOS models provides some corroborating preclinical support.

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