Antioxidant Activity of Selected Indian Medicinal Plants
Abstract
: The objective of the current study was to examine the antioxidant capacity of the Madhuca longifolia , Curcuma caesia , Adhatoda vasica , Carica papaya and Piper longum . These plants are present in many nations and continents, including Asia, Mauritius, South Africa, Mexico, China, the West Indies, East Africa, and Brazil. It is also used in traditional medicine for a number of indications. The hydro alcoholic extracts were used for the main phytochemical study and in vitro antioxidant testing. The plant contains phenolic chemicals, fatty acids, flavonoids, tannins
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