As shown in Table 1, the most commonly reported plant species used to manage HTN in Ethiopia are Thymus schimperi (11.7%), Rumex abyssinicus (9.0%), Moringa stenopetala (8.1%), Lupinus albus (4.5%), Ajuga integrifolia (3.6%), and Calpurnea aurea (3.6%)
Although the methods are standardised, sufficient harmonisation of results has not been achieved
Common Side Effects Include: Nausea or queasiness Changes in bowel movements (constipation or diarrhea) Mild stomach discomfort or bloating Fatigue, especially as the body adjusts to a lower caloric intake Strategies for Management: Stay Hydrated: Dehydration can worsen nausea
5 This led to the suggestion that polyphenol-mediated decrease in intrinsic GSH or efflux can sensitise lymphoid cancer cell lines to topoisomerase II inhibitors, which results in the synergistic and additive induction of apoptosis
Benefits of Monascus anka solid-state fermentation for quinoa polyphenol bioaccessibility and the anti-obesity effect linked with gut microbiota
These factors include: Aging : Glutathione production gradually declines with age, making it harder for the body to manage oxidative stress and maintain optimal cellular health