Scientists from the Russian Academy of Sciences announced the completion of the development of herbal preparations designed to combat excess weight, which are based on the main Japanese ginseng, Tribulus and Dioscorea. This plant-based alternative to tablet detection has been successfully tested in the lab in obese rats.
By and large, today in the fight against excess active use of drugs that either increase appetite or increase the rate of entry from the human body – for example, dapagliflozin and liraglutide. Quite often there are diseases that cause various kinds of frequent effects.
A team of Russian scientists in their study showed that Japanese ginseng, Tribulus terrestris dioscorea deltoid, or rather extracts of three identified plants, not only did not use the drug to combat obesity in their effectiveness, but as a result of their use they exceed.
In particular, when using the extract data on experimental rats, the weight gain of the animals slowed down sharply, and Dioscorea became the most effective, as required – with the constant intake of its extract, the weight of the rat significantly decreased. For this reason, the effect is very low, as are low-calorie diets.
As specified in the Russian Academy of Sciences, the restoration of phytopreparations in the future can be used in the fight against obesity, but so far it is dangerous to talk about their use in humans. At the same time, continuing to work in this area, taking up the study of the impact of plant diseases on different types of obesity – for example, associated with diabetes.
Source: Tech Cult
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