Broussonetia papyrifera: Reviewing its Pharmacotherapeutic Potentials

Abstract

Traditional medicines have long been derived from plants to treat a range of ailments and disorders. Phytochemicals are abundant in many of these medicinal plants, and many of them have potent therapeutic effects. Broussonetia papyrifera, also known as paper mulberry, is a well-known traditional natural resource that has been used for decades, and the renowned advancements must be introduced to researchers for further improvement, product development, innovative technology exploration, and the discovery of new concepts. Using publicly available scientific databases / natural products databases, a thorough literature collection on B. papyrifera’s unique characteristics, diffusion, plant profile, pharmacological advances, core plant sections, ethnopharmacology, and other important information was completed. This fascinating article highlighted the general aspects, plant profile, traditional uses, distribution, major phytoconstituents, and significant pharmacotherapeutic attributes (antiviral, anticancer, anti-oxidant, cytotoxic potentials, anti-inflammatory, anti-diabetic, anti-microbial, anti-nociceptive, anti-gout, and antiproliferative) mediated by various parts. Today’s passionate researchers in a number of disciplines may utilise this information to develop a variety of essential formulations for treating a variety of illnesses, including inflammation, disease, high blood sugar, pain, infection, and cellular protection. This study will pave the path for the application of existing nature-based pharmacotherapeutics in human medicine.Traditional medicines have long been derived from plants to treat a range of ailments and disorders. Phytochemicals are abundant in many of these medicinal plants, and many of them have potent therapeutic effects. Broussonetia papyrifera, also known as paper mulberry, is a well-known traditional natural resource that has been used for decades, and the renowned advancements must be introduced to researchers for further improvement, product development, innovative technology exploration, and the discovery of new concepts. Using publicly available scientific databases / natural products databases, a thorough literature collection on B. papyrifera’s unique characteristics, diffusion, plant profile, pharmacological advances, core plant sections, ethnopharmacology, and other important information was completed. This fascinating article highlighted the general aspects, plant profile, traditional uses, distribution, major phytoconstituents, and significant pharmacotherapeutic attributes (antiviral, anticancer, anti-oxidant, cytotoxic potentials, anti-inflammatory, anti-diabetic, anti-microbial, anti-nociceptive, anti-gout, and antiproliferative) mediated by various parts. Today’s passionate researchers in a number of disciplines may utilise this information to develop a variety of essential formulations for treating a variety of illnesses, including inflammation, disease, high blood sugar, pain, infection, and cellular protection. This study will pave the path for the application of existing nature-based pharmacotherapeutics in human medicine.