Presentation c amada
- 1. Importance Of Curcuma amada Roxb. Dr.Shaifali Srivastava
- 2. Introduction Nature has been source of medicinal agents since time immemorial. The importance of herbs in the management of human ailments cannot be over emphasizing. It is clear that the plant Kingdom harbours inexhaustible source of invaluable in the management of many intractable diseases1,2,3. These active principles are known as phytochemical. Phytochemical are non- nutritive chemicals that have protected human beings from various diseases4. The International Trade Centre published a study on the market for the selected medicinal plants and their derivatives5. The plants belonging to family Zingeberaceae are found to be a rich source of substances of phytochemical interest. Curcuma is one member of this family. Literature survey indicates the presence of multiple chemical constituents in the rhizome6,7,8. Curcuma amada is one specie of this family which is traditionally used as stomachic9, carminative9 and CNS activity10. The distribution of C.amada is from India to Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and Northern Australia. In India, it is distributed in wild part of W. Bengal and cultivated in Gujarat, U.P., Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and North East States. They are used in making pickles in South India. The taxonomy of the specie is a subject of some confusion as some authorities considered the name C. mangga as identical, others describe it as a distinct species with C. mangga being found in South India while C. amada is of East India origin11. C. amada is untapped medicinal species of this family. This article explores importance of C. amada.
- 3. Morphological Features and Taxonomy The taxonomical hierarchy of C. amada is as follows12: Kingdom - Plantae Super Division – Spermatophyta Division - Magnoliophyta Class - Monocotyledonae Order - Zingiberales Family - Zingiberaceae Genus - Curcuma Species - C. amada Roxb. Fig. A: flower ; B: Rhizome; C: Plant of C. amada
- 4. Sanskrit : Amradrakam, Karpura Haridra. Bengali : Aamaa Aadaa. English : Mango ginger. Hindi : Aamaa haldi. Kannada : Ambarasini. Malayalam : Mangayinji. Marathi : Ambe halad. Punjabi : Ambiya haladi. Tamil : Mankayyinji. Telugu : Mamidi allamu. Unani : Daai chob. C. amada plant (A) Rhizome (B) Vernacular Name
- 5. C. amada is closely related to turmeric (C. longa) . C. amada used for culinary purposes and traditional medicinal application in India and other parts of Asia. It is more commonly known as mango ginger the rhizomes (root) are similar in appearance to ginger and have a profound raw mango taste13. Morphologically, C. amada is a rhizomatous aromatic herb with a leafy tuft and 60-90 cm in height. Leaves are long, petiolate, oblong-lanceolate, tapering at both ends, glabrous and green on both sides. Flowers are white or pale yellow, arranged in spikes in the centre of tuft of the leaves14.
- 6. IMPORTANCE In Ayurveda Medicines15 Formulation:- Mix 25 gm of mango haldi with 100 gms of sesame oil and heat it on low flame till its lukewarm. Use oil to massage body to relieve pain. Relieve pain: C. amada works as a calming agent, which helps to relieve pain.
- 7. Formulation:- Add 2 tsp of mango ginger juice to 2 tsp milk or rose water. Mix together apply on face and rinse after 20 min with cold water. Relieve Itching: This root is powerful anti allergic. It helps to relieve itchimng, regardless of the factor causing it. Formulation:- Mix 2 tsp of C. amada to a little coconut oil and then apply on irritating skin. Treats skin disease: C. amada is a powerful anti microbial and antioxidant. So it is used to treat skin issues. It helps to detoxify the body and inprove skin complexion, get rid of acne and other skin problems. It is used in various cosmetics and skin care products.
- 8. Formulation:- Mix a tsp of mango ginger powder to a glass of milk before drinking it Corrects metabolic issues: Ayurveda believes this plant helps to rectify all metabolic issues. It helps to soothe all three Doshas in our body, especially Pitta. It has properties that inhibit the growth of triglycerides in the body. Mango ginger prevents further complications if suffering from diabetes. Formulation:- Mix a tea spoon of aam haldi powder with water. Drink this mix to get relief. Relieve Cold and Cough: Mango ginger is expectorant and analgesic. It is often used to relieve cold and cough. It also helps to relieve bronchitis as well as asthma.
- 9. Formulation:- With food Relieve Digestive Problems: Aam haldi has enterokinase, an enzyme that helps digestion in humans and animals. This enzyme helps in the digestion of proteins. This root also helps to detoxify the body. It helps to relieve gas, improves appetite and promotes digestive strength. Formulation:- Boil 200gm of moringa bark with water to make paste. Mix this paste with 100gm of mango ginger powder and 100gm black pepper powder. Mix all of this together then apply on the joints to relieve pain. Relieves Inflammtion: It has anti- inflammatory properties that help to prevent swelling in the joints. It is recommended to relieve swelling in the liver, arthritic joint pains, rheumatism as well as swelling caused by injuries, sprains and bruises.
- 10. II. Biological Activities Cytotoxicity Activity: C. amada extracts have shown cytotoxic activities on the human cancer cell lines MCF-7 (a hormone dependent breast cell line); KB (a nasopharyngeal epidermoid cell line); A549 (a lung cell line) Ca-Ski (a cervical cell line) and HT-29 (a colon cell line). The extract shows no cytotoxicity against the non-cancerous human fibroblast cell line MRC-516. Glioblastoma multiforme is one of the most aggressive and lethal form of human malignancies, with a median survival of only 12-15 months. The CO2 extract of mango ginger showed anticancer potential against in human glioblastoma cells. C. amada extract showed significantly higher cytotoxicity than Temozolomide, Etoposide (chemotherapy medicine) 118,19,207. C. amada extract combined with other cancer drugs like Vinblastine, Temozolomide, Etopside and Cyclophophamide demonstrated synergistic effects for in vitro cytotoxicity in cancer line cells.
- 11. Immune Modulator: Any components which can alter immunity are considered as immune modulators. In fighting against various diseases immune system plays an important role. Study concludes that ethanol extract of C. amada, posses significant immune modulator effect and this effect mediated through stimulation of phagocytosis activity, β cells and T cells. This test assessed using In-vitro phagocytosis activity, delayed type hypersensitivity and Hem agglutination test. Extraction of plant rhizome was performed using ether, chloroform, acetone and ethanol. Ethanol extract shows maximum immune modulator activity21.
- 12. . Antioxidant activity: The ethanol extract of C. amada was subjected for its antioxidant activity. All observation indicates the presence of free radical scavenging activity in C. amada (>50%). The activity could be attributed to super reducing power of both phenol and curcumin content, and to essential oil curzerenone22. A study of total phenolic content and antioxidant activity of aqueous acetone and methanolic extract from raw and boiled rhizomes of C. amada is investigated. The present investigation indicates that the processed sample of acetone extract was more effective in extraction of bioactive compounds than raw sample of both the extract. The results illustrated that considerable potential as functional food ingredients due to presence of excellent source of starch and fibres, minerals and trace minerals, phenolic compounds etc which possesss high antioxidant activity23.
- 13. Neurodegenerative: Disease of aging involving the accumulates of protein-aggregation, oxidative damage and inflammation. This results in the loss of functional neurons and synapses. Curcumin has an outstanding safety profile and a number of pleiotropic actions with potential for neuroprotective efficacy including anti-inflammator, anti- oxidant and anti protein aggregate activities. These can be achieving at submicromolar levels. Curcumin has at least 10 known neuroprotective actions and many of these might be realized in vivo. Indeed accumulating cell culture and animal model data show that dietary curcumin is a strong candidate for use in prevention of major disabling age related neurodegenerative diseases like Alzeimers, Parkinsons and stroke24.
- 14. Neutraceutical: The sequential extract of mango ginger rhizomes powder carried out using hexane, chloroform, ethyl acetate, acetone, methanol and water. The phenolic content presence in methanol extract was highest, followed by acetone, ethtyl acetate and water extract. Among these, chloroform extract exhibit high lipid per oxidation inhibitory activity and metal chelating activity, where ethyl acetate extract showed high DPPH radical scavenging activity and super oxide radical scavenging activity. These extracts also showed potential platelet-aggregation inhibition activity and cytotoxicity properties. These activity of C. amada extracts can be correlated with their phenolic content and other bioactive constituents25.
- 15. monocytogenes,enteroccus fecalis and Salmonella typhi. Chloroform extract was most effective in comparison to other organic solvent extracts28,29. The essential oil C. amada rhizome was antibacterial against Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, Klebsiella pneumonia, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, salmonella paratyphi, Vibrio cholera, enterobacter aerogenes, Streptococcus pneamoniae, Bacillus subtilis, Bacillus cereus, Proteus mirabilis, Proteus vulgaris and Serratia marcescens30. Anti-inflammatory activity: The crude extract of rhizome of C. amada showed presence of multiple chemical constituents with hydroxyl, ester, carboxyl and olefinic groups. The extract exhibited dose dependent anti- inflammatory activity in Albino rats using acute carrageeran paw oedema and chronic granuloma pouch model, which was found to be statistically significant at higher concentration31.
- 16. Hypertriglyceridemic activity: Mango ginger extract showed hypotriglyceridemic activity and influenceson both liver synthesis and blood clearance. They reported hypotriglyceridemic activity on triton-induced hyperlipidemic rats32,33. Antifungal activity: The volatile oil from mango ginger rhizomes antifungal in nature. Myrcene and pinene are the major components of volatile oils responsible for antifungal activity against the fungi viz. Curvularis palliscens, Aspergillus niger, A. Terreus, Fusarium moniliforme and F. Falcatum34 and also essential oil showed antifungal activity against sugarcane pathogenic fungi such as Physalospora tucumanensis, Sclerotium rolfsii, Helmin thosporium, Saccari and Cephalosporium sacchar35.
- 17. Antimicrobial activity: C. amada rhizome is antibacterial with aqueous and organic solvent butanol, chloroform, ethanol, methanol extract against four bacteria Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus species, Streptococcus species, Pseudomonas species. All four pathogens were isolated from clinical sample and identified by biochemical characterisation. Microbial susceptibility assays was done by agar dilution method. The extracts were effective against all four pathogens, but chloroform extract exhibited highest anti bacterial activity compare to other solvent and aqueous extract26. In the same extent rhizomes subjected to hexane, chloroform and methanol extract. These extract tested for the bacteria Ralstronia solanacearum, in 5,10,25,50 and 100 mg/ml. The essential oil in 1%, 5%, 10% was also tested. The testing performed agar well diffusion method. All the extracts exhibited almost similar level of antimicrobial activity with a zone of ranging from 3-9mm. The essential oil exhibited 3-7mm. Zone of inhibition. The major constituents of essential oil are β-myrcene and β-pinene27. C. amada rhizome different extracts like hexane, chloroform, ethyl acetate, acetone and methanol also have highly antibacterial against Bacillus cereus, B. Subtilis, Micrococcus luteus, Staphylococcus aureus, Listeria
- 18. CONCLUSION In today’s, adverse environmental condition multi drug resistant pathogens are widely distributed and increasingly being isolated from community. In the tenure of multi drug resistant strain pathogens, there is a drastic need of novel antimicrobial. Researches giving attention to herbal products, to develop better drug against multi resistant microbes strains. These products are basically have no side effects. Spices, like clove and cinnamon exhibited antimicrobial in 1880’s. In the same step C. amada (mango ginger) become important due to their potential activities like anticancer, anti- inflammatory, antidepressant, antimicrobial, antioxidant and active in neuradegenerative diseases Alzheimer, Parkinson, stroke etc. It also has synergetic property i.e. enhancing the another chemical activity. It has many therapeutic importance in Ayurveda and Unani traditional trends of medicines. Very little information available for aerial part of the plant. It consists of various bioactive chemical components like starch, phenolic acids, volatile oils, curcuminoids and terpenoids. Essential oil, have shown numerous beneficial effects for health maintenance and treatment of disease Therefore their is need to untapped this species for its bioactive numerals..
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