PHARMACEUTICAL POTENTIAL OF THE ABOVEGROUND PART OF GREEN STRAWBERRIES (FRAGARIA VIRIDIS), FAMILY ROSACAE AND CHAMOMILE FLOWERS (MATRICARIA CHAMOMILLAE FLORES), FAMILY ASTERACEAE

2025

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DOI 10.26787/nydha-2686-6838-2025-27-11-124-135
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Abstract

The article provides an overview of dissertation studies, scientific articles and other publications devoted to the study of the content of biologically active substances, chemical composition, toxicological effects and pharmacological properties of aboveground parts of Green Strawberries, Buldirgen, Fragaria viridis, Rosacae family, and Chamomile flowers, Tuimedak, Chamomillae flores, Asteraceae family. This study was conducted with the aim of further developing promising dosage forms based on substances of plant origin in a combined combination of two studied plants. As a result of this literature review, significant scientific studies were identified and data on the presence of biologically active substances in green strawberry, chamomile, and close relatives of green strawberry, such as wild strawberry and garden strawberry, were confirmed. Positive results were obtained in the field of pharmacology. Positive results of pharmacological studies based on the obtained extracts from wild strawberries with similar chemical compositions to green strawberries have been found. Promising results have been confirmed regarding the effects of green strawberry ellagotanin metabolites on animal organisms. Taking into account the established data of the conducted literature review of dissertation studies, scientific articles and other publications devoted to the study of the content of biologically active substances, there is an urgency to conduct further research on the chemical composition, pharmacological and toxicological properties of extracts of green strawberries and chamomile.