背景:党参,在中国通常被称为党参,常用于治疗脾肺气虚,肠胃不适,疲劳,哮喘呼吸,肤色蜡黄,缺乏力量,呼吸急促,气血两虚,以及在不理想的健康状况下对气和体液的损害。
目的:系统阐述了近年来党参益气养体的现代药理研究。旨在为深入系统的探索和发展党参在食品和医药领域的应用提供理论研究和参考。
方法:本研究采用“党参,党参,“”和“党参”作为关键词,通过电子搜索经典文献和数据库,如PubMed,Elsevier,谷歌学者,威利,EMBASE,科克伦图书馆,WebofScience,CNKI,万方,VIP,和百度学者。
结果:从以前的研究来看,活动,如免疫系统的调节,胃肠蠕动调节,心脏功能恢复,肺功能改善,血液循环增强,老化过程减速,学习和记忆增强,抗疲劳性增强,党参对肝肾损害的保护作用已有报道。被公认为是一种重要的药食同源补缺中药,它的作用方式是多元素的,多系统,多器官,多机制,和多目标。此外,它的滋补品的好处超过了它的治疗价值,将其确立为一种非凡的预防和治疗药物。
结论:凭借其悠久的传统应用历史和当代药理学研究的启示,党参作为治疗剂和膳食补充剂在医学上的进一步研究显示出巨大的潜力,营养,和医疗保健。
BACKGROUND: Codonopsis Radix, commonly known as Dangshen in Chinese, is frequently used to treat deficiencies of spleen and lung Qi, gastrointestinal discomfort, fatigue, asthmatic breathing, sallow complexion, lack of strength, shortness of breath, deficiencies of both Qi and blood, as well as impairments to both Qi and body fluids in suboptimal health status.
OBJECTIVE: This review systematically expounds on the modern pharmacological studies related to the use of
Codonopsis Radix in invigorating Qi and nourishing the body in recent years. The aim is to provide theoretical research and reference for the in-depth and systematic exploration and development of the applications of Codonopsis Radix in the fields of food and medicine.
METHODS: This study employs \"
Codonopsis Radix,\" \"
Codonopsis,\" and \"Dangshen\" as keywords to gather pertinent information on
Codonopsis Radix medicine through electronic searches of classical literature and databases such as PubMed, Elsevier, Google Scholar, Wiley, EMBASE, Cochrane Library, Web of Science, CNKI, Wanfang, VIP, and Baidu Scholar.
RESULTS: From previous studies, activities such as immune system modulation, gastrointestinal motility regulation, cardiac function revitalization, lung function improvement, blood circulation enhancement, aging process deceleration, learning and memory augmentation, fatigue resistance enhancement, and liver and kidney damage protection of
Codonopsis Radix have been reported. Recognized as an important medicine and food homologous traditional Chinese herbal remedy for supplementing deficiencies, its mode of action is multi-elemental, multi-systemic, multi-organ, multi-mechanistic, and multi-targeted. Furthermore, the benefits of its tonic surpass its therapeutic value, establishing it as an extraordinary preventive and therapeutic medicine.
CONCLUSIONS: With its long history of traditional applications and the revelations of contemporary pharmacological research, Codonopsis Radix exhibits great potential as both a therapeutic agent and a dietary supplement for further research in medicine, nutrition, and healthcare.