Newsletters - June 1998

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Inula racemosa Potentiates Insulin Sensitivity

Lack of cellular sensitivity to insulin seriously impairs therapeutic approaches to diabetes management. Inula racemosa, used traditionally as a cardiotonic may sensitize cells to insulin as surmised from studies on animal models. Inula racemosa is therefore a potential herbal alternative for the management of insulin resistant diabetes

Reference:

  • Ind. J. Exp. Biol. (1995), 33(9):686-689.

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