The poor water solubility of flavonoids represents the greatest challenge to increasing the
oral bioavailability of these compounds. Nevertheless, several potential positive effects of …

Although flavonoid compounds have various pharmacological applications, they generally
exhibit low oral bioavailability due to their poor aqueous solubility. To address this problem …

Most drugs' poor aqueous solubility has emerged as a significant challenge in achieving
proper therapeutic response following oral administration. Herbal drugs are being used from …

Background Poorly water-soluble medicaments continue to be a challenging, however,
significant class of herbal drugs for the management of an extensive range of ailments. Solid …

Secondary metabolites of plants have been proposed as sources of multiple benefits in
different fields. Flavonoids are a subtype of them with medicinal effects as anti-viral/bacterial …

Encapsulation of bioactive compounds s been considered a promising tool for preserving
these compounds. Several studies on dietary sources and health benefits of flavonoids, their …

Flavonoids are one of the vital classes of bioactive chemicals, abundantly found in plants.
These are natural polyphenolic compounds derived from plant metabolites. Their lipophilic …

Flavonoids have long been known for their healing powers in human ailments, with recent
trends seeing these natural bioactive components increasingly extended into nutraceuticals …

Flavonoids are among the biggest group of polyphenols, widely distributed in plant-based
foods. A plethora of evidence supports the health benefits and value of flavonoids can play …

Phytocompounds isolated from plants are well appraised for their broad pharmacological
propensities in several pathologies. One key benefit of phytoconstituents is their relatively …