Потенциальные лекарственные растения, используемые при лечении COVID-19. Обзор
https://doi.org/10.18619/2072-9146-2025-2-61-69
Аннотация
Новый коронавирус COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2), неожиданная пандемия, которая вызвала сильный испуг во всем мире. Вирус дал миру один из самых сложных глобальных кризисов общественного здравоохранения, а появление COVID-19 держало весь мир в напряжении. Распространение COVID-19 стало чрезвычайной ситуацией в области здравоохранения, и во всем мире было повышено внимание к разработке стратегии профилактики и лечения. Были разработаны, изготовлены и внедрены некоторые профилактические вакцины в зависимости от варианта COVID-19. Хотя некоторые клинические испытания продолжаются, поскольку ситуация требует исследования успешного противовирусного препарата, следует искать средства в природной медицине. Лекарственные растения и их метаболиты уже давно используются в качестве варианта лечения различных опасных для жизни заболеваний с минимальными побочными эффектами. Таким образом, этот обзор направлен на обобщение предыдущих результатов, касающихся роли лекарственных растений в лечении опасных для жизни заболеваний, в том числе потенциальных лекарственных растений, используемых в случае лечения COVID-19. Некоторые из них включают куркуму (Curcuma longa Linn.), черный тмин (Nigella sativa L.), чеснок (Allium sativum L.) и имбирь (Zingiber officinale Rosc.). Это важные традиционные растительные лекарственные средства для лечения многих сложных заболеваний. Однако предлагаются дальнейшие обширные исследования и испытания, чтобы выяснить роль лекарственных растений в борьбе с пандемией. Кроме того, необходимо изучить использование потенциальных лекарственных растений для лечения определенных вариантов COVID-19 и других опасных для жизни заболеваний.
Об авторах
Д. К. Хасан
Эфиопский институт биоразнообразия; Ботанический сад Джиммы
Эфиопия
Эфиопия
Джемал Каду Хасан – научный сотрудник
Аддис-Абеба
Джимма
А. С. Ями
Центр сельскохозяйственных исследований Теппи Po. Box 34
Эфиопия
Эфиопия
Абера Себока Ями – научный сотрудник
Теппи
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