Phytochemical and pharmacological studies of Some Central African Medicinal plants with Anti diabetic properties

Abstract

Diabetes constitutes a true problem of public health in the world. It results in a sugar rate abnormally raised, measured in blood in several months of intervals. It is about a chronic metabolic disease which occurs when the pancreas does not secrete insulin: insulino-dependent diabetes (type I) which generally touches the young subject before 30 years or when the pancreas does not produce sufficient insulin and that the secretion of this one is overdrawn; form diabetes found at the adults and the obese ones: noninsulino-dependent diabetes (type II). Indeed, vis-a-vis the noted dissatisfaction of the modern remedies, the traditional phytotherapeutic tracks seem to reinforce an interesting potential, of which the process of development, plant with phytomédicament, through adequate scientific processes, could offer a credible alternative, in favor of the communities.