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Gymnema sylvestre
By
Pallavi Bohra
Introduction
Ankit Sanejal et.,al Gymnema sylvestre.2010
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 Herb, climber
 8 m/600m height
 Native of southern,
central India and
Srilanka, africa,Malasiya
 Also known as Asclepias
geminata, Gymnema
melicida, and Pinus
sylvestris
 Other names
 English: Periploca of
woods
 Hindi:Gurmar
(Destroyer of sugar)
 Sanskrit:Madhuashini
 Marathi:Dhuleti
 Kannada:Sannageraseha
-mbu
Classification
Ankit Sanejal et.,al Gymnema sylvestre.2010
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 Kingdom: Plantae
 Subkingdom: Tracheobionta
 Superdivision: Spermatophyta
 Division: Magnoliophyta
 Class: Magnoliopsida
 Subclass: Asteridae
 Order: Gentianales
 Family: Asclepiadaceae
 Genus: Gymnema
 Species: sylvestre R.Br. (Robert Brown)
Plant morphology
Stem: Arial, hard and branched. Young
stem’s branches are smooth and cylindrical.
Leaves: Elliptic, base acute to acuminate,
glabrous and opposite.
Infloroscence: Umbellate cyme with small
yellow coloured flowers
A.Sabhitha rani et.,al GYMNEMA SYLVESTRE:AN IMPORTANTANTIDIABETICPLANTOF INDIA:.2012
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Cultivation
 Best is sandy loam soil.
 For preparation : Make soil weed-free
 10-12 tonnes/hectare of FYM and 250 kg of NPK
added as a basal dose at the time of preparation
 October-December : Seeds are collected and sown in
polybags.
 Feb-March: Seedling raised are planted in field
 1-1.5 m spacing is recommended
 Green gram can be grown as a intercrop
 Irrigation require once a week
 October-Feb. One year leaves are ready to harvest
 Roots are collected in summers
 Aphid sp. is observed to attach this plant
National medicinal plant board
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Harvesting
 Leaves: 30-40 days leaves can be used
 One year time is best
 Post harvesting methods:
 Dried in shade
 Packed in polybags
 Moisture content should only 8%
 Chemical constitute:
 7-9.6% of gymnemic acid
 Yield and cost of cultivation:
 1250 kg of dry leaves from one hectare in every three months
 Cost of cultivation is 25000 Rs/hectare
National medicinal plant board
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Phyto Chemistry
Ankit Sanejal et.,al Gymnema sylvestre.2010
www.natureherbs.com
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 G.syvestre leaves extract
contain oleanane and
dammarene classes of
triterpene saponins.
 Major component:
Gymnemic acid, gurmarin,
gymnemasaponins and
gymnemasides
 Gymenemic acid and
gymnemasaponins are group
of oleanane type of
saponins
 Dammarene saponins are
gymnemasides and
gurmarin
 Other components: Resins,
albumin, chlorophyll,
carbohydrates, tartaric acid,
formic acid, butyric acid,
anthraquinone derivatives,
inositole
 Alkaloids, organic acid (5.5%),
parabin, calcium oxalate
(7.3%), lignin (4.8%), cellulose
(22%)
Nutraceutical values
 Slow the transport of glucose from the intestine to
the bloodstream
Lower blood sugar
Lower gycosylated heamoglobin HbAC1
Lower glycosylated plasma protein levels
Decreasing glycosuria
 Chewing the leaves destroys the ability to identify the
sweet taste
 Fruits and leaves used for treating blood pressure and
heart rhythms
http://www.drwhitaker.com/the-benefits-of-gymnema-sylvestre-extract
http://www.drugs.com/npc/gymnema.html
A.Sabhitha rani et.,al GYMNEMA SYLVESTRE:AN IMPORTANTANTIDIABETICPLANTOF INDIA:.2012
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Continue……….
 Leaves are bitter, astringent and acrid
 Also, anti-inflammatory, anthelmenthics,
cardiotonic, expectorant and antipyretic.
 Leaves are also used for stomach ailments, water
retention, and liver disease, anaemia and eye
complaints, jaundice, asthma and leucoderma.
 Leaves also used to treat snake bite.
A.Sabhitha rani et.,al GYMNEMA SYLVESTRE:AN IMPORTANTANTIDIABETICPLANTOF INDIA:.2012
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continue…..
 Lowering serum cholesterol and triglycerides
 Reduce the complications of retinopathy by 38%
 Other : Anti-inflammatory, anodyne, digestive, liver
tonic, anti-emetic, diuretic, stimulant, laxative,
uterine tonic and urinary disorder.
 Useful in dyspepsia, constipation and jaundice,
haemorrhoids, cardiopathy, asthma, bronchitis,
amenorrhoea, conjunctivitis and leucoderma
Ankit Sanejal et.,al Gymnema sylvestre.2010
10
Mechanism of G.sylvestre (Gymnemic acid)-
hypogycimic effect
 It promotes regeneration of islet cells
 It increases secretion of insulin
 It causes inhibition of glucose absorption from
intestine
 It increases utilization of glucose as it increase the
activities of enzymes responsible for utilization of
glucose by insulin-dependent pathways, an increase
in phosphorylase activity, decrease in gluconeogenic
enzymes and sorbitol dehydrogenase
 Decrease glucose absorption in the intestine
Ankit Sanejal et.,al Gymnema sylvestre.2010
11
Ethnobotanical Uses (Tribal people)
 Jungle Irulas , Bourgeois classes inhabitants of Nagari
Hills (North Arcot District, Bombay and Gujarat): Habit
of chewing a few green leaves in the morning in order to
keep their urine clear and to reduce glycosuria
 Vaids (Bombay and Madras): Used leaves in the treatment
of furunculosis and madhumeha (Honey urine)
 Juice obtained from root is used to treat vomiting and in
dysentery
 Plant paste is applied with mother’s milk to treat mouth
ulcer
Ankit Sanejal et.,al Gymnema sylvestre.2010
12
Pharmacology studies
 Antiobesity Study:
 Gurmarin peptide block the ability to taste sweet or bitter
flavors and thus reduces sweet cravings
 Gymnema sylvestre extract and hydroxycitric acid, niacin
bound chromium can serve as an effective and safe
weight loss formula
 *Who took gymnema one hour before food eat less than
the participants who had not consume gymnema
 Antimicrobial Activity:
 Against Bacillus pumilis, B. subtilis, Pseudomonas aeruginosa
and Staphylococcus aureus
 Ethanolic, Chloroform and Ethyl acetate extracts of the
aerial parts -antibacterial effects against P. vulgaris, E. coli,
P. aeroginosa, Klebsella pneumoniae and S. aureus
Ankit Sanejal et.,al Gymnema sylvestre.2010
13
Suggested combinations with other
herbs
 Diabetes :G. sylvestre can be taken along with
fenugreek, goat’s rue and neem leaves .
 Weight loss :G.sylvestre with globe artichoke or blue
flag for weight loss.
 Hypercholesterolaemia: G. sylvestre recommended
with turmeric, hawthorn, Silybum, globe artichoke
and garlic.
Ankit Sanejal et.,al Gymnema sylvestre.2010
14
Limitation
 No major side effects have been reported
 Can cause hypoglycaemia-medical supervision
require
Market info
 2006/07
 Market price:50Rs/kg (dry leaves)
 Market demands: 1tonnes/year
www.natureherbs.com
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Gymnema sylvestre

  • 2. Introduction Ankit Sanejal et.,al Gymnema sylvestre.2010 2  Herb, climber  8 m/600m height  Native of southern, central India and Srilanka, africa,Malasiya  Also known as Asclepias geminata, Gymnema melicida, and Pinus sylvestris  Other names  English: Periploca of woods  Hindi:Gurmar (Destroyer of sugar)  Sanskrit:Madhuashini  Marathi:Dhuleti  Kannada:Sannageraseha -mbu
  • 3. Classification Ankit Sanejal et.,al Gymnema sylvestre.2010 3  Kingdom: Plantae  Subkingdom: Tracheobionta  Superdivision: Spermatophyta  Division: Magnoliophyta  Class: Magnoliopsida  Subclass: Asteridae  Order: Gentianales  Family: Asclepiadaceae  Genus: Gymnema  Species: sylvestre R.Br. (Robert Brown)
  • 4. Plant morphology Stem: Arial, hard and branched. Young stem’s branches are smooth and cylindrical. Leaves: Elliptic, base acute to acuminate, glabrous and opposite. Infloroscence: Umbellate cyme with small yellow coloured flowers A.Sabhitha rani et.,al GYMNEMA SYLVESTRE:AN IMPORTANTANTIDIABETICPLANTOF INDIA:.2012 4
  • 5. Cultivation  Best is sandy loam soil.  For preparation : Make soil weed-free  10-12 tonnes/hectare of FYM and 250 kg of NPK added as a basal dose at the time of preparation  October-December : Seeds are collected and sown in polybags.  Feb-March: Seedling raised are planted in field  1-1.5 m spacing is recommended  Green gram can be grown as a intercrop  Irrigation require once a week  October-Feb. One year leaves are ready to harvest  Roots are collected in summers  Aphid sp. is observed to attach this plant National medicinal plant board 5
  • 6. Harvesting  Leaves: 30-40 days leaves can be used  One year time is best  Post harvesting methods:  Dried in shade  Packed in polybags  Moisture content should only 8%  Chemical constitute:  7-9.6% of gymnemic acid  Yield and cost of cultivation:  1250 kg of dry leaves from one hectare in every three months  Cost of cultivation is 25000 Rs/hectare National medicinal plant board 6
  • 7. Phyto Chemistry Ankit Sanejal et.,al Gymnema sylvestre.2010 www.natureherbs.com 7  G.syvestre leaves extract contain oleanane and dammarene classes of triterpene saponins.  Major component: Gymnemic acid, gurmarin, gymnemasaponins and gymnemasides  Gymenemic acid and gymnemasaponins are group of oleanane type of saponins  Dammarene saponins are gymnemasides and gurmarin  Other components: Resins, albumin, chlorophyll, carbohydrates, tartaric acid, formic acid, butyric acid, anthraquinone derivatives, inositole  Alkaloids, organic acid (5.5%), parabin, calcium oxalate (7.3%), lignin (4.8%), cellulose (22%)
  • 8. Nutraceutical values  Slow the transport of glucose from the intestine to the bloodstream Lower blood sugar Lower gycosylated heamoglobin HbAC1 Lower glycosylated plasma protein levels Decreasing glycosuria  Chewing the leaves destroys the ability to identify the sweet taste  Fruits and leaves used for treating blood pressure and heart rhythms http://www.drwhitaker.com/the-benefits-of-gymnema-sylvestre-extract http://www.drugs.com/npc/gymnema.html A.Sabhitha rani et.,al GYMNEMA SYLVESTRE:AN IMPORTANTANTIDIABETICPLANTOF INDIA:.2012 8
  • 9. Continue……….  Leaves are bitter, astringent and acrid  Also, anti-inflammatory, anthelmenthics, cardiotonic, expectorant and antipyretic.  Leaves are also used for stomach ailments, water retention, and liver disease, anaemia and eye complaints, jaundice, asthma and leucoderma.  Leaves also used to treat snake bite. A.Sabhitha rani et.,al GYMNEMA SYLVESTRE:AN IMPORTANTANTIDIABETICPLANTOF INDIA:.2012 9
  • 10. continue…..  Lowering serum cholesterol and triglycerides  Reduce the complications of retinopathy by 38%  Other : Anti-inflammatory, anodyne, digestive, liver tonic, anti-emetic, diuretic, stimulant, laxative, uterine tonic and urinary disorder.  Useful in dyspepsia, constipation and jaundice, haemorrhoids, cardiopathy, asthma, bronchitis, amenorrhoea, conjunctivitis and leucoderma Ankit Sanejal et.,al Gymnema sylvestre.2010 10
  • 11. Mechanism of G.sylvestre (Gymnemic acid)- hypogycimic effect  It promotes regeneration of islet cells  It increases secretion of insulin  It causes inhibition of glucose absorption from intestine  It increases utilization of glucose as it increase the activities of enzymes responsible for utilization of glucose by insulin-dependent pathways, an increase in phosphorylase activity, decrease in gluconeogenic enzymes and sorbitol dehydrogenase  Decrease glucose absorption in the intestine Ankit Sanejal et.,al Gymnema sylvestre.2010 11
  • 12. Ethnobotanical Uses (Tribal people)  Jungle Irulas , Bourgeois classes inhabitants of Nagari Hills (North Arcot District, Bombay and Gujarat): Habit of chewing a few green leaves in the morning in order to keep their urine clear and to reduce glycosuria  Vaids (Bombay and Madras): Used leaves in the treatment of furunculosis and madhumeha (Honey urine)  Juice obtained from root is used to treat vomiting and in dysentery  Plant paste is applied with mother’s milk to treat mouth ulcer Ankit Sanejal et.,al Gymnema sylvestre.2010 12
  • 13. Pharmacology studies  Antiobesity Study:  Gurmarin peptide block the ability to taste sweet or bitter flavors and thus reduces sweet cravings  Gymnema sylvestre extract and hydroxycitric acid, niacin bound chromium can serve as an effective and safe weight loss formula  *Who took gymnema one hour before food eat less than the participants who had not consume gymnema  Antimicrobial Activity:  Against Bacillus pumilis, B. subtilis, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Staphylococcus aureus  Ethanolic, Chloroform and Ethyl acetate extracts of the aerial parts -antibacterial effects against P. vulgaris, E. coli, P. aeroginosa, Klebsella pneumoniae and S. aureus Ankit Sanejal et.,al Gymnema sylvestre.2010 13
  • 14. Suggested combinations with other herbs  Diabetes :G. sylvestre can be taken along with fenugreek, goat’s rue and neem leaves .  Weight loss :G.sylvestre with globe artichoke or blue flag for weight loss.  Hypercholesterolaemia: G. sylvestre recommended with turmeric, hawthorn, Silybum, globe artichoke and garlic. Ankit Sanejal et.,al Gymnema sylvestre.2010 14
  • 15. Limitation  No major side effects have been reported  Can cause hypoglycaemia-medical supervision require Market info  2006/07  Market price:50Rs/kg (dry leaves)  Market demands: 1tonnes/year www.natureherbs.com 15
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