Health benefits phyllanthus extract

Phyllanthus extract has been used in traditional Vietnamese and Indian medicine systems for over 2,000 years, where it is believed to be able to prevent or treat a variety of unrelated health conditions. Medicines containing chlorophyllum niruri extract in traditional medicine are widely used to treat liver disorders, the effects of which are due to chlorophyll niruri extract.

Other conditions commonly treated by chlorophyll include:

• Bladder infections

• Diabetes

• Skin diseases

• Heavy menstrual bleeding

• Hepatitis B

• Infectious diarrhea

• Chronic kidney disease

• Skin infections

• Urinary tract infections

The evidence supporting these health claims is generally weak. With that said, there is evidence that chlorophyllum extract can aid in the treatment of certain liver or kidney diseases. Here's what some current research says:

Liver failure

Scientists have found that certain species of chlorophyll may help prevent inflammation and liver damage. According to a 2012 study in the journal Pharmaceutical Biology, extracts of chlorophyll and phyllanthus were able to protect liver cells (called hepatocytes) from oxidative stress when exposed to hydrogen peroxide for an extended period of time. series of in vitro studies.

The results are supported by a 2017 study published in the journal Nutrients, in which a 50% extract of phyllanthus niruri appeared to halt the progression of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). ) in mice. Not only was the extract able to normalize liver enzymes, but there were also no signs of fibrosis (scarring) in liver tissue samples. These effects are due to a plant-based polyphenol called phyllanthin, which is found only in the genus Phyllanthus.

Further research is needed to determine whether similar effects can be achieved in humans.

Hepatitis B

Hepatitis B is a form of viral hepatitis that can cause inflammation and damage to the liver over the long term. Since the 1990s, studies have suggested that phyllanthus can kill hepatitis B virus (HBV), effectively "curing" people with chronic infections.

Many of these studies have been criticized for including severely infected individuals. In people with acute hepatitis B (meaning they have been recently infected), up to 90% will shed the virus on their own without treatment.

Only a small number will progress to chronic hepatitis B virus infection, some may never have symptoms.

Note: Claims that eucalyptus extract can "cure" or "treat" hepatitis B do not mean that chronic hepatitis B virus infection is not only incurable, but modifiable. in their progression.

This was echoed in a 2011 review in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, in which the investigators asserted that "there is no convincing evidence that cephalosporins, with placebo, benefiting patients with chronic HBV infection."

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