The goal of this study is to identify the functions of different herbs in cognition and anxiety, and to explore the use of Medhya rasayana, particularly for memory and intelligence, as a complementary and generally safe medication.
In the history of modern medicine, the prevalence of dementia in the elderly is
unparalleled. Effective symptomatic therapies or prevention strategies have not
yet been developed to address a "epidemic" of illnesses like
Alzheimer's. Current prescription medications include N-methyl D-aspartate
receptor antagonists and cholinesterase inhibitors (Donapezil) (Memantine).
Additionally, there are various prescription treatments for mood disorders,
anxiety, and insomnia, but many patients find it difficult to endure the side
effects, do not respond well, or eventually stop responding. The use of
ethnobotanicals for memory, cognition, and anxiety has gained popularity
recently. In particular, medhya botanicals are known to foster intellect.
Therapeutic minerals and herbs are significantly less likely to have adverse
effects, and many of them may be used in place of conventional medicine or to
increase its efficacy.
Author(s) Details:
King George’s Medical University, India.
J. Akhtar,
King George’s Medical University, India.
R. Pal,
King George’s Medical University, India.
R. K. Dixit,
King George’s Medical University, India.
R. Nath,
King George’s Medical University, India.
Please see the link here: https://stm.bookpi.org/CPMS-V2/article/view/7342
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