How many studies have been conducted on Piper Betle?

BiohacksAI has indexed 199 PubMed studies on Piper Betle, including 1 randomized controlled trials (RCTs). 5% of studies involve human subjects.

What are the main research areas for Piper Betle?

The primary research domains for Piper Betle are 🔬 Inflammation, 🔬 Oncology, 🫁 Liver & Detox. This is based on analysis of 199 PubMed studies using the BiohacksAI evidence platform.

Is Piper Betle used in traditional medicine?

Yes, Piper Betle is used in Ayurvedic medicine, known as NËGAVALLÌ (Leaf), for its áleÀmahara and Balya properties, It has UÀ¸a (cooling) potency.

Piper Betle

A plant genus of the family PIPERACEAE that is indigenous in the Indian Malay region and cultivated in Madagascar, and the West Indies. It contains chavibetol, chavicol and cadinene. The leaf is chewed as a stimulant, antiseptic and sialogogue. The common name of betel is also used for ARECA.

199+ PubMed studies analyzed · 1 RCTs · Evidence Score: 37

Research Domains

Piper Betle has been studied across 15 research domains including 🔬 Inflammation, 🔬 Oncology, 🫁 Liver & Detox, 🔥 Metabolic, 🧘 Stress & Anxiety. The primary research focus is 🔬 Inflammation with 23% of studies addressing this area.

Traditional Use (Ayurveda)

Known as NËGAVALLÌ (Leaf) in Ayurveda. Virya (potency): UÀ¸a. Rasa (taste): Ka¶u, Tikta, KaÀ¡ya. Karma (actions): áleÀmahara, Balya, R£cya, Sramahara, Mukhadourgandhyahara, Mukhamalahara, V¡ta Hara, Raktapittakarni, Svaryam, V¤Àya. 133.

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