Evidence supporting the use of: Laggera pterodonta
For the health condition: Dizziness

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Synopsis

Source of validity: Traditional
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Laggera pterodonta is primarily used in traditional medicine, particularly in parts of Africa and Asia, for a variety of ailments, including dizziness. However, the evidence to support its efficacy for treating dizziness derives almost entirely from ethnobotanical reports and traditional usage, rather than clinical or pharmacological studies. Folk healers have utilized extracts of the plant for symptoms interpreted as dizziness or vertigo, often as part of remedies for fever, headaches, or general malaise. There is a paucity of direct scientific research specifically examining the mechanisms by which Laggera pterodonta might alleviate dizziness, and there are no well-controlled clinical trials substantiating its effectiveness for this indication. Some studies have investigated the plant’s anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antimicrobial properties, which could theoretically contribute to an overall sense of well-being, but these findings do not directly validate its use for dizziness. In summary, while the traditional use of Laggera pterodonta for dizziness is documented, scientific validation is lacking, and the overall quality of evidence supporting this specific use is quite low.

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