Review On Detection of Barleria Cuspidata Leaves on The Antidiabetic Activity

Barleria cuspidata, a plant in the Acanthaceae family, is known for its medicinal properties, including anti-diabetic and anti-asthmatic properties. Studies suggest these effects are attributed to the use of antibiotics and anti-diabetic extracts. However, there is limited research on other species. This review examines the phytochemistry and biological characteristics of Barleria, focusing on its traditional uses. betic extracts. Diabetes mellitus, a global health issue, affects 285 million people, 6.4% of the adult population, due to obesity and aging. With 50% of presumed This chapter discusses various forms of diabetes, their associated complications, emerging therapies, and current management and treatments, including immune system damage, periodontal disease, retinopathy, nephrThe opathy, neuropathy, cardiovascular disorders, and diabetic foot. diabetics not receiving a diagnosis for ten years, the true prevalence of diabetes is expected to be high.