Abstract

ANACYCLUS PYRETHRUM: EXPLORING THE THERAPEUTIC PROPERTIES - A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW

Dimpal J. Yesansure*, Dr. S. J. Wadher, Amruta A. Hajare, Rushikesh M. Lingayat, Anjali S. Govande and Gauri S. Burje

ABSTRACT

An essential component of Ayurvedic medicine is Anacyclus pyrethrum (Akarkara), a delicate plant that produces pyrethrum medication from the roots of the plant. An important component of the flower also has insecticidal properties. Alkaloids, tannins, triterpenes, flavonoids, sterols, certain trace metals, and phenols make up the majority of the plant's chemical makeup. The primary constituents of the roots are an ester pyrethrine and N-alkylamides (Pellitorine), which increase their therapeutic effectiveness. The plant is used as a sex enhancer, antidiabetic, antioxidant, treating asthma, cardiac diseases, and throat issues; removing laziness, nerve weakness, carminative, stomach, arthritis, sciatica, diuretic, tooth and gum problems; aphrodisiac; treating headache; treating epilepsy; treating muscle pain; treating worm infestation; treating cough; treating common cold; and treating other human-related disorders. The plant has antibacterial qualities in addition to being a natural insecticide. The focus of this study is on using new scientific instruments to produce and safeguard the plant in large quantities. It is based on the phytochemistry and therapeutic characteristics of the plant.

Keywords: Anacyclus pyrethrum, Phytochemical, Medicinal.