Table 3.
Studies of C. hystrix on diabetes mellitus.
Plant Extract | Model | Outcomes | Study |
---|---|---|---|
Rinds and pulps (Powdered form) |
In vitro | ↑ glucose adsorption capacity ↓ glucose dialysis retardation index ↓ starch digestibility |
[43] |
Rinds (Ethyl acetate fraction and water residue) |
In vitro | ↓ α-amylase activity ↓ α-glucosidase activity ↓ Starch digestibility |
[44] |
Fresh fruit juice | In vitro | ↓ α-amylase activity ↓ α-glucosidase activity Almost comparable to acarbose |
[45] |
Rinds (Ethanol) |
In vitro | ↓ α-amylase activity | [46] |
Leaves (Ethanol) |
In vivo STZ-induced diabetes in rats |
Extract at 150 and 300 mg/kg bw in drinking water for 8 weeks: ↓ fasting blood glucose ↓ cataract incidence ↓ oxidative stress and inflammation ↓ vascular leakage |
[7] |
Fruit juice in combination with other extracts (functional drink) | In vivo STZ-induced diabetes in rats |
Functional drink (18.2 mL/kg bw) for 14 days: ↓ fasting blood glucose ↑ pancreatic β-cell viability ↑ Langerhans islet viability |
[47] |
bw, body weight; STZ, streptozotocin, ↓, reduced; ↑, increased.