Neutralizing effect of euphorbia hirta extract on artificial gastric acid

This study explores the potential of Euphorbia hirta extract to neutralize artificial gastric acid. Euphorbia hirta , a plant widely used in traditional medicine, is known for its various therapeutic properties, including its potential role in managing gastric acidity. This research focuses on preparing an extract from Euphorbia hirta and evaluating its ability to counteract artificial gastric acid under conditions simulating the stomach’s acidic environment.The experiment involves subjecting the extract to controlled acidic conditions, measuring its neutralizing effects, and assessing its potential in modulating gastric pH levels. By mimicking the stomach’s physiological environment, the study aims to determine whether Euphorbia hirta extract can effectively reduce acidity, providing scientific validation for its traditional use in digestive health.The findings of this research could enhance our understanding of Euphorbia hirta as a natural remedy for gastric acidity. If the extract demonstrates significant acid - neutralizing properties, it may serve as a foundation for further studies on herbal - based antacid alternatives. This study also contributes to the broader exploration of plant - based remedies in gastrointestinal health, potentially leading to the development of novel, natural therapeutic approaches for managing acid - related digestive disorders.

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Future Journal of Pharmaceuticals and Health Sciences
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.26452/fjphs.v5i1.720
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Botanical Research and Chemistry
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Neutralizing effect of euphorbia hirta extract on artificial gastric acid

Sreenivasulu Munna, Lalitha Chembeti, P. Bhavani, Dr. Shaik Salma et al.
Future Journal of Pharmaceuticals and Health Sciences
Botanical Research and Chemistry
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Neutralizing effect of euphorbia hirta extract on artificial gastric acid

Sreenivasulu Munna, Lalitha Chembeti, P. Bhavani, Dr. Shaik Salma, Sd. Saeed Ahamed, T. Penchala Pranav, G. Harsha Vardhan, Ch. Nazarin
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This study explores the potential of Euphorbia hirta extract to neutralize artificial gastric acid. Euphorbia hirta , a plant widely used in traditional medicine, is known for its various therapeutic properties, including its potential role in managing gastric acidity. This research focuses on preparing an extract from Euphorbia hirta and evaluating its ability to counteract artificial gastric acid under conditions simulating the stomach’s acidic environment.The experiment involves subjecting the extract to controlled acidic conditions, measuring its neutralizing effects, and assessing its potential in modulating gastric pH levels. By mimicking the stomach’s physiological environment, the study aims to determine whether Euphorbia hirta extract can effectively reduce acidity, providing scientific validation for its traditional use in digestive health.The findings of this research could enhance our understanding of Euphorbia hirta as a natural remedy for gastric acidity. If the extract demonstrates significant acid - neutralizing properties, it may serve as a foundation for further studies on herbal - based antacid alternatives. This study also contributes to the broader exploration of plant - based remedies in gastrointestinal health, potentially leading to the development of novel, natural therapeutic approaches for managing acid - related digestive disorders.

Future Journal of Pharmaceuticals and Health SciencesVol. 5(1)
Narayana Dental College and Hospital (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 94%
Botanical Research and Chemistry
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