Journal of Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Chemistry

India in an agriculture based nation where people mostly rely on agriculture and Livestock sector for living. The
growing population creates huge demand for the agricultural goods. With modernization the demand for animal
protein and the means for producing the same is increasing as well. Antibiotics are one of the few pillars which is
keeping dairy sector stable as animals are prone to many new and existing infections which can only be cured with
the help of antibiotics. Knowingly or unknowingly, the metabolites of antibiotics used for prevention, treatment
of controlled of dairy animals may find its entry into the milk intended for human consumption and this evoke
the problem of drug residue. Drug residue in milk in turn may end up with drug allergy which can even be life
threatening to drug resistance a even more critical issue. Following proper expert guidelines and opting to natural
therapy is the only way to counter act such issue
 

1, 2, 3 - Triazole is a five member heterocyclic compound containing three nitrogen atoms in adjacent position. 1,
2, 3 - Triazole and its derivatives are considered as a pharmacologically important active scaffold that possesses a lot
of pharmacological activities. Owing to this diversity in the biological field, this nucleus has attracted the attention
of many researchers to study it’s biological activities. In this review we discuss mainly the recent developments in
the biological activities of different 1, 2, 3 - Triazole derivatives.
 

Diabetes mellitus (DM), both insulin dependent (IDDM) and non insulin dependent (NIDDM), is a worldwide
metabolic condition. Traditional plant therapies for diabetes mellitus have been utilized all over the world.
Several herbs have been found to treat and control diabetes, and they have no adverse effects. Hyperglycemia is a
devastating illness that causes millions around the world and is quickly becoming a significant public health concern
to mankind. Diabetes mellitus is a heterogeneous of autoimmune problems marked by high blood glucose levels
due to insulin secretion, action, or both. As a result, products have the ability to be a part of the anti medications,
as demonstrated by ethnopharmacological reporting requirements on 800 species with anti diabetic properties.
Although, synthetic oral hypoglycemic agents/insulin is the common treatment of diabetes and successful in
managing hyperglycemia, meanwhile, they have adverse reactions and do not major role in causing the trajectory
of insulin dependent problems. This is now the principal cause why is it that a significant number of people are
seeking for alternative medicines with minimal instead of no adverse effects. This section focuses on the different
known antihyperglycemic herbal medicines (including their botanical family, common name, constituents, and
antihyperglycemic mode of action) as well as plant-based commercialized herbal extracts medicinal preparations.