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Herbal medicine Cissus sicyoides as a complement to the treatment of type II Diabetes Mellitus

Kielb DS;
Cruz AD;
Farias FTP;
Gaio TC;
Schueda MA

Daiane Sander Kielb

Amabília Daniella da Cruz

Fátima Terezinha Pelachini Farias

Teresa Cristina Gaio

Marco Antonio Schueda


Keywords

Phytotherapy
Diabetes Mellitus
Cissus sicyoides

Abstract

Diabetes Mellitus (DM) has become a public health issue in recent years. The comorbidities that affect its carriers lead to a reduction in daily activities, worsening of quality of life, and increased mortality because of diseases and complications of the disease. The basic health units, together with their health promotion programs and prevention strategies, have been adapting the protocols for comprehensive care of patients with diabetes mellitus, guiding them to a healthier lifestyle. This study showed the benefits of the complementary use of phytotherapy, specifically Cissus sicyoides in patients with diabetes mellitus, demonstrating hypoglycemic effects in 50% of patients submitted to the use of dry extract. As an adjuvant to the treatment of diabetes mellitus II, there is a need to implement strategies that reinforce the use of herbal therapies and research needs to be carried out for this purpose.

 

DOI:https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2024.006-009


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Copyright (c) 2024 Daiane Sander Kielb, Amabília Daniella da Cruz, Fátima Terezinha Pelachini Farias , Teresa Cristina Gaio, Marco Antonio Schueda

Author(s)

  • Daiane Sander Kielb
  • Amabília Daniella da Cruz
  • Fátima Terezinha Pelachini Farias
  • Teresa Cristina Gaio
  • Marco Antonio Schueda