Context: The Tem tribe in the Central Region of Togo is a population with an extensive
knowledge of medicinal plants. However, little is known about their medical practices …

Ethnopharmacological relevance Diabetes mellitus remains a major public health problem
due to its incidence and prevalence. In Togo, several plants are used by the practitioners of …

Background: Plant-based remedies continue to play a key role in the health care of people
in Togo; however, there is a lack of published data in medicinal plants and medical practices …

Currently, the world population is confronted with the rapid emergence of several chronic
diseases, including diabetes and high blood pressure, which present economic, as well as a …

Diabetes mellitus (subsequently referred to as diabetes), a non-communicable and chronic
metabolic disorder, remains a global epidemic with a high burden of morbidity. Traditional …

Diabetes mellitus (DM) belongs to the group of five leading important diseases causing
death globally and remains a major health problem in Africa. A number of factors such as …

This study reports an ethnobotanical survey by means of semi-structured questionnaire of
medicinal plants in five districts of Lagos State of Nigeria reputed for the treatment of …

Objective To collect and document information on anti-diabetic plants traditionally used in
the treating of diabetes in Urmia at Northwest Iran because ethnomedicines are considered …

Ethnopharmacological relevance Sokoto is known for its diverse traditional medicinal wealth
and international market of traditional medicines in Africa. However, information of the folk …

Abstract Ethnopharmacological relevance In Morocco, diabetes mellitus is a major public
health problem with more than 1.5 million cases in 2014. Medicinal plants are widely used …