Significance of Anti-inflammatory properties
Anti-inflammatory properties refer to the ability of a substance to reduce inflammation within the body, which is a common response to injury or infection. This characteristic is associated with various substances, including herbal formulations, certain foods, and medicinal compounds. These properties are often linked to the presence of specific compounds like flavonoids, terpenoids, and other active constituents, which can help alleviate symptoms and promote healing in various health conditions.
Synonyms: Anti-inflammatory characteristics, Anti-inflammatory benefits, Anti-swelling, Anti-irritant, Soothing
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Hindu concept of 'Anti-inflammatory properties'
In Hinduism, anti-inflammatory properties are attributed to herbs, fruits, and specific compounds. These properties alleviate pain, nourish tissues, and reduce inflammation. They are present in various formulations, including Kashayas, oils, and herbal extracts, and are beneficial for various conditions.
From: Journal of Ayurveda and Integrated Medical Sciences
(1) The anti-inflammatory properties are present in several Ayurvedic medicines used, such as Gorochanadi Gutika and Triphala, which help reduce inflammation and alleviate symptoms in conditions like Vicharchika.[1] (2) Ayurvedic materials used in Shalya Chikitsa possess these, which help alleviate pain and swelling at the surgical site, especially effective in conditions such as fissures and abscesses.[2] (3) Gandhaka Rasayana has analgesic, anti-nociceptive and these properties helping in post-operative pain management.[3] (4) These properties have also been demonstrated in a clinical trial using Z Officinale Roscoe and P. zylanica Linn. fine powder supplementation.[4] (5) These are characteristics of the formulation Amlycure DS, which contribute to its effectiveness.[5]
From: International Research Journal of Ayurveda and Yoga
(1) Sunthi has deepana, sopha hara which means this, sulajit (relieves pain), bhedini( relieves constipation) properties, that helps to curb the excess kapha and aggravated vayu associated in gridhrasi.[6] (2) One of the reported properties of Solanum trilobatum Linn., among others such as hepato-protective and anti-diabetic qualities.[7] (3) A property of Pathyadi Ghana Vati that may help in alleviating the symptoms of Migraine.[8] (4) These are characteristics found in ingredients of herbal formulations like Stomatab capsule, aiding in the treatment of stomatitis, glossitis, and gingivitis.[9] (5) This is a characteristic of a unique composition that uses both gel and drug powder.[10]
From: Journal of Ayurvedic and Herbal Medicine
(1) These are qualities possessed by Ayurveda herbs that offer protection to vital organs, and can be used in the KOVI-19 formulation, which could be integrated with conventional care in the prevention and management of the coronavirus disease.[11] (2) Allithiamine has the potential to reduce hyperglycemia-induced endothelial dysfunction through its strong antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, which work independently of transketolase activity, as the text indicates.[12] (3) Anti-inflammatory properties refer to the ability of substances, like the herbal extracts used in the study, to reduce or counteract inflammation, a key aspect of treating gingivitis.[13] (4) The ability of a substance to reduce inflammation in the body, which is another characteristic of curcumin, a major component of turmeric, and its role in this study.[14] (5) This term denotes the ability of a substance to reduce inflammation within a living organism, as observed in the study of the aqueous extract.[15]
The concept of Anti-inflammatory properties in scientific sources
Anti-inflammatory properties are the ability of a substance to reduce inflammation, a crucial attribute in various treatments. This includes reducing swelling and pain, as seen in herbs, compounds, and medications like curcumin and diclofenac. These properties are beneficial for diverse conditions, from wounds to chronic diseases.
From: International Journal of Pharmacology
(1) Anti-inflammatory properties are the characteristics of substances, such as those in figs and olives, that can reduce inflammation, potentially mitigating the adverse effects of toxins like 2-Nitropropane.[16] (2) Resveratrol possesses these properties in the retinas of type 2 diabetic rats, as demonstrated in a study.[17] (3) The Datura stramonium plant possesses these, among other beneficial characteristics.[18] (4) The improvement is thought to stem from these properties of AMX, reducing tissue inflammation.[19] (5) An emerging approach in treating cardiovascular disease is based on using Apo A-1 mimetic peptides that have these properties.[20]
From: Asian Journal of Pharmaceutics
(1) Polymerase chain reaction was used to test the inflammatory response, and TQ-SLNs demonstrated these properties in the study of Huntington's disease treatment.[21] (2) These properties are present in curcumin, making it suitable for periodontitis treatment.[22] (3) Antioxidants can be mainly used to treat carcinoma since the formation of ROS is changed during carcinogenesis and they have these.[23] (4) Proteolytic enzyme trypsin can be used since it has pronounced these and antiedemic properties.[24] (5) Tenoxicam has these properties, and the investigated proniosomal gel proved superior to the oral market tablets in anti‑inflamatory action.[25]
From: The Malaysian Journal of Medical Sciences
(1) Anti-inflammatory properties can be found in fruit-derived polyphenols, which helps to attenuate excess reactive oxygen species, leading to fatigue and decreased performance due to inflammation and oxidative damage.[26] (2) The findings reported in the reviewed manuscripts show these, and antimicrobial properties of honey, which are highly beneficial in treating different eye ailments.[27] (3) These are characteristics of a substance that can reduce inflammation in the body, and dill has been suggested to have these properties, alongside its anticonvulsant effects.[28] (4) Anti-inflammatory properties refer to the ability of a substance, like Tualang honey, to reduce inflammation, which is one of its reported characteristics.[29] (5) This refers to the ability of honey to reduce inflammation, which seems to be related to phenolic compounds in stingless bee honey.[30]
From: Journal of Public Health in Africa
(1) Anti-inflammatory properties can be found in mangosteen rind extract at concentrations of 1% w/v, 2% w/v, and 3% w/v, and it could reduce the volume of oedema.[31] (2) These are characteristics of substances, such as flavonoids and diterpenoids, that can help reduce inflammation and are found in various traditional medicines.[32] (3) These are the characteristics that reduce inflammation, and tannins and saponins, found in Moringa leaves, exhibit anti-inflammatory properties, which are important for health.[33] (4) The text indicates that rooibos tea may possess the characteristic of reducing inflammation within the body, potentially contributing to the treatment of health conditions, and overall well-being of the individual.[34] (5) The variables studied are of the qualitative type, including antibacterial properties, anti-inflammatory properties, desensitizing properties, and anti-halitosis properties of toothpaste, as well as cytotoxicity and composition.[35]
From: Journal of Medicinal Plants for Economic Development
(1) The study identified 23 plants from 18 different families that exhibit dual antiviral and these, revealing a predominant utilization of the Lamiaceae family, with leaves being the most used plant part.[36] (2) The phrase represents the characteristics of the plant, which was reported to have such properties, that were observed in a study.[37] (3) These are characteristics of Agave species, confirmed by research, that help to reduce inflammation, primarily due to the presence of terpenes and steroidal saponins in the plants.[38]
From: South African Family Practice
(1) Humic acids, and in particular Fulvic Acid, have demonstrated significant in-vitro and in-vivo.[39] (2) This is one of the beneficial effects of statins, which were used later in the pandemic to help manage the inflammatory response in patients with COVID-19.[40]
From: South African Journal of HIV Medicine
(1) Pravastatin, a lipid-lowering 3-hydroxy-3-methyl-glutaryl-CoA reductase inhibitor that is thought to have these, was shown to partially reverse lipodystrophy in 33 hypercholesterolaemic men.[41]
From: South African Journal of Physiotherapy
(1) These properties of corticosteroid injections contribute to the fast relief of symptoms experienced by participants in the corticosteroid injection group.[42]
From: International Journal of Pharmacology
(1) The ability of Momordica charantia to reduce inflammation.[43] (2) These are characteristics of a substance that help to reduce or suppress inflammation within the body.[44] (3) Anti-inflammatory properties denote a substance's capacity to reduce inflammation, which is a key feature of Diclofenac.[45] (4) Heme oxygenase-1 is an enzyme with strong anti-inflammatory properties.[46] (5) The ability of a substance or drug to reduce inflammation, which can help alleviate disease activity and promote remission in IBD.[47]
From: International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (MDPI)
(1) Anti-inflammatory properties are the ability to reduce inflammation, and C. asiatica possesses anti-inflammatory properties, making it beneficial for managing keloids and promoting healing.[48] (2) These are characteristics of honeybush tea, a South African herbal tea known for its pleasant taste and aroma, which are relevant to its potential bone protective effects.[49] (3) The functional compounds found in mango peel contribute to its anti-inflammatory properties, which can help reduce inflammation in the body.[50] (4) These are characteristics that help reduce inflammation in the body, and adiponectin has these properties.[51] (5) These are present in short-chain fatty acids produced during the fermentation of dietary fibers by bacteria, contributing to overall health.[52]
From: Sustainability Journal (MDPI)
(1) Anti-inflammatory properties refer to the ability of certain compounds found in peach by-products to reduce inflammation, suggesting their potential use in pharmaceutical and nutraceutical applications.[53] (2) Anti-inflammatory properties are attributed to basil, making it useful in reducing inflammation and alleviating related symptoms through its natural compounds.[54]
From: International Journal of Pharmacology
(1) These are characteristics of a substance that enable it to decrease inflammation, a common bodily response to injury or infection.[55]